Grace Keng, CRS, e-pro

Does anyone uses the agentpro247.com?

It is a way to find out the property profiles regarding the foreclosure mortgage, ARM reset data.

You can find the owners who may be the leads for the short sale owners. It cost about $30/mo to load 1000 records.

I found there is another two web page you can do it like foreclosureradar.com, You may find more information from the dataquick site www.dataquick.com Both those two sites charge $49/mo.

Anyone has use any of the above web sites to get the owner's data. As the new regulation to the title company's ability to provide us the vital property profiles, we need get the information ourselves. I don't know anyone uses any product? Please let me know.

If you or someone you know is thinking of buying or selling a property in Santa Clara County (Sunnyvale, Cupertino, Saratoga, Mountain View, San Jose), California, please contact me. I offer a free 45 min. consultation. You may email me GraceKeng1@gmail.com for an appoinment.

Sunnyvale CA June 2009 Real Estate Market

Posted on 31 July 2009 by gracekeng

What is the current Sunnyvale Ca Real Estate market? If we compare from June 2008 to June 2009, you will find some interesting changes:

1). Home inventory reduced from from last year's 203 to this year 193. The numbers of sold homes has dropped from last year 63 to 59 this year.

2.) The average hoThis June sales price is $762,735 vs last June's ' $918,552. The median sales of June sales price is lower from last year's $898,000 to this year's $755,000 .

3.) Last June took average 35 days to sell a home however this year will need 79 days to sell a home.

This real estate trend is the same as last month. In June of 2009 there are 4.92% less homes inventory and this year there is 6.6 % less the Sunnyvale homes get sold. The average Sunnyvale sales price dropped 16.96% and the Sunnyvale median price homes dropped 13.96% from last June to this June. The above data information came from the www.reil.com.

If you or someone you know is thinking of buying or selling a property in Santa Clara County (Sunnyvale, Cupertino, Saratoga, Mountain View, San Jose), California, please contact me. I offer a free 45 min. consultation. You may email me GraceKeng1@gmail.com for an appoinment.

What is the current Cupertino Ca Real Estate market? Let us compare from June 2008 to June 2009 we can see some interesting changes:

1). Home inventory rose this year to 132 from last year's 79. The numbers of sold homes dropped this year to 37 from last year's 38.

2.) The average Cupertino homes sales price is lower this year. This June's sales
price is $1,148,020 vs last June $1,199,084. The median sales of
June 2009 is $1.111,000 which has dropped from last June $1,197,000.

3.) Last June took average 35 days to sell a home but it took 50 days this year.

This real estate trend is the same as last month. In June of 2009
there were 67% more homes for sale and 33% less Cupertino homes
were sold. The average Cupertino sales price dropped 4.25% and the
Cupertino median price homes has dropped 7.18% from last June to this June.
The above data information came from the www.reil.com.

Grace Keng of RE/MAX Real Estate Services DRE#00919545 the members of the National Association of Realtors, (NAR),the California Association of Realtors, (CAR), and the Silicon ValleyAssociation of Realtors, (SILVAR), MLS listings Services, (REIL).

The left graph shows the median price of Santa Clara county value from July 2008 to July 2009.

Sunnyvale property values increased much better than most other cities in the Santa Clara County, according to the annual tax roll released by the office of Santa Clara County assessor, Larry Stone on July 1, 2009. Sunnyvale saw a 4.75 % gain in assessed property values. Only Mountain View saw a higher gain as 6.22% than Sunnyvale.

Each year the county appraisers reassess the value of residential and commercial property. According the deputy to the assessor, David Ginsborg the Sunnyvale property values grew significantly in the form of redevelopment, and the Sunnyvale town Center project,

Ginsborg said:" Assessment values are typically affected by changes in ownership, new construction and property tax reductions when market values fall below assessed values."

This year a significant number of changes in ownership are home in foreclosures and distressed sales. Sunnyvale remained steady because it has older and more established communities. On the other hands, the communities with newly constructed, entry-level homes such as Gilroy, were hit hardest. Ginsborg said, Gilroy had a 9.48% drop which is the most in the county.If you want to read more, you can find it at Sunnyvale sun.

The assessed values has steadily declining for last three years. In 2008, the number of foreclosures in Santa Clara county has gone up fourfold to 6200. Although property assessment is dropping in Santa Clara County, the minor growth in cities like Sunnyvale is significant relative to the rest of California.