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How to buy a home in Southern California
Friday, September 30, 2005
Thursday, September 29, 2005
Open House this weekend Long Beach, CA
Open House This Weekend
Saturday and Sunday October 1st &
2nd.
359 E Adair St.
Long Beach, Ca 90805
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Call
562-896-5319 for Directions
562-896-5319 for Directions
Beach Neighborhood
Available for $440,000 Stop by to see it for yourself.
If you have any
questions or would like to schedule a private showing, please call John
Wall at 562-449-8421 or
e-mail john.wall1@century21.com
If you have any
questions or would like to schedule a private showing, please call John
Wall at 562-449-8421 or
e-mail john.wall1@century21.com
Tuesday, September 27, 2005
State of the Market Address
The median price in Long Beach, rose again since August 2004, up 20%
from this time last year.
Sales are up 7% over last year's figures also.
The median price according to CAR (California Association of Realtors)
is $568,890 up 5.2% from last month.
Agent's are nudging client's toward affordable areas they haven't
previously considered. Most have "champagne dreams" according to one of
my colleagues.
The Fed Chairman Alan Greenspan, issued warnings against risky
mortgages. Saying, if the housing market saw a decline, the borrowers
and lenders could be exposed to significant losses. The Fed also said,
"the vast majority of homeowners have a sizable equity cushion with
which to absorb a potential decline in house prices".
from this time last year.
Sales are up 7% over last year's figures also.
The median price according to CAR (California Association of Realtors)
is $568,890 up 5.2% from last month.
Agent's are nudging client's toward affordable areas they haven't
previously considered. Most have "champagne dreams" according to one of
my colleagues.
The Fed Chairman Alan Greenspan, issued warnings against risky
mortgages. Saying, if the housing market saw a decline, the borrowers
and lenders could be exposed to significant losses. The Fed also said,
"the vast majority of homeowners have a sizable equity cushion with
which to absorb a potential decline in house prices".
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