Weekly California’s Market Minute
of homes available for sale and a market that isn’t as “red-hot.” And, unlike last year, they may find sellers more motivated to sell.
Posts Tagged ‘Coachella Valley Real Estate Marekt’
Staging a home sells faster
Staging a home sells faster and for more money than if it was empty; in fact, a vacant home sells for an average of $11,306 less and stays on the market longer.
However, what is the best way of staging a home to sell – physically staged or virtually staged?
What Are Your Worse Fears for the Rest of 2022 and Beyond?
ncreasing interest rates and the value of your purchase will continue to increase the longer you own your home. Win – Win.
Market Minute for June 20th, 2022
Recent data suggests that inflation is becoming increasingly entrenched in the economy. High inflation is eroding real income and will weigh on consumer spending growth in coming quarters. In an attempt to keep inflation under control, the Federal Reserve has become more hawkish.
The Real Estate Market is Changing
The real estate market is changing … Mortgage Bankers Association reports new mortgage applications have been falling over the last three months.
Remodeling Cost vs Cost Recovery
Remodeling Cost vs Cost Recovery in the Desert. If you just purchased a home in the Palm Springs area or are planning to renovate before you list your home, you may be wondering if you could recover the cost when you sell in today’s market or in the future.
Look like You’re Home when You’re Away
Look like You’re Home when You’re Away. Whether you live in the Palm Springs/La Quinta area full-time or visit periodically, you will be leaving one of your homes vacant and vulnerable to break-ins. Why? Because it may look empty and an easy target.
Fixed vs. ARM? Which is right for you?
Fixed vs. ARM? Which is right for you? These days there are many mortgage products to choose from. The most common is a 30-year fixed rate, but is that really best for you? A 30-year amortized fixed rate loan means the payment is fixed for the...
Market Minute for April 18th, 2022
Although the macroeconomic headwinds continue to rise, California’s economy and housing market have yet to slow their upward trajectory.
