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Man dies in Corona freeway accident
A man driving a pickup truck on the 91 freeway in Corona Monday morning crashed and subsequently died while transitioning from the 91 freeway onto the 15 freeway. Traffic was held up during the cleanup of the scene. I believe the victim was travelling alone and no other injuries or deaths were reported.
Use caution when driving in and around our city of Corona!
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Cameron Novak
Corona & Riverside Short Sale
Agents
The Homefinding CenterTM
Corona, California
951-212-7479

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Eastvale single-family home inventory showed continued signs of price stability in January 2010 however sales volumes are down both month-over-month as well as year-over-year.
January 2010 Summary Results:
Average selling price in January 2010 was $382,986. The lowest priced sale was located at 6804 Wells Spring St which sold at $295,000 vs. listed price of $299,900 and was a bank-owned home listed by an Downey based agent. The selling agent was not disclosed however the sale was financed with conventional financing. The highest priced sale was located at 13777 Star Ruby which sold for $543,000 vs. listed price of $540,000 and was an owner-occupied standard sale listed by a Claremont based agent. The selling agent was an Eastvale based agent and the sale was a cash sale.
Average price per square foot is down slightly from December's $119.47 per square foot to January's $117.96 per square foot. Year-over-year results are essentially flat with average price-per-foot increasing from 2009 to 2010 by just $0.29 per square foot. The lowest price-per-foot sold home was a short-sale transaction at 6928 Moon River Street selling at $320,000 for a 3750 square foot home and was on the market for 175 days. The highest price-per-foot home was a newly constructed 2657 square foot home at 13536 Plummer Creek selling at $399,790.
Average days on market was 63 days but a deeper look into the data is required to understand what is actually happening as short-sale listings distort the data. Here is the break-down of days on market when looking at sale type:
Average sale-price to list-price ratio was 1.03 which reflects the competitive nature of the REO listings in Eastvale. Breaking out the sale-price to list-price ratio by sale type it is evident that banks generally continue to list lower than market:
Total sales of single-family homes in January 2010 were 57 homes versus 99 homes in December 2009 and 71 home sales in January 2009. Of the 57 homes sold in January 2010, 19 were short-sale, 18 were REO, 10 were investor owned standard listings leaving just 10 homes sold as other standard listings.
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You are invited for a very special presentation by John Corcoran at the Corona Public Library. John is the author of the book, "The Teacher Who Couldn't Read". John is a college graduate with degrees in education and business administration and was a professional educator for over 15 years... and all the while, John couldn't read!!!
Come hear his story on Thursday, February 11th at 6:30pm.
P.S. He was also a real estate developer!!!
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Cameron Novak
Corona & Riverside Short Sale
Agents
The Homefinding CenterTM
Corona, California
951-212-7479

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If you are in the planning process for a wedding, or will be soon, you
might want to visit the Wedding Expo being held at the Corona Public Library on
February 18th, 2010 from 5-8pm. Corona vendors will be available to speak
with you about your big day. You may get additional information about
attending or presenting by calling 951-279-3689.
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Cameron Novak
Corona & Riverside Short Sale
Agents
The Homefinding CenterTM
Corona, California
951-212-7479

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Corona Irvine Tunnel Project
If you live in, or commute through Corona to South Orange County, you've
likely heard of the Corona-Irvine Tunnel Project. Media outlets this
morning reported that the potential cost for this 11.2 mile tunnel through the
Cleveland National Forest is likely to exceed
8.5 billion dollars... that's $8,500,000,000. That is a HUGE number
and likely to kill the project... at least for the foreseeable future.
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Cameron Novak
Corona & Riverside Short Sale
Agents
The Homefinding CenterTM
Corona, California
951-212-7479

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