The months of supply of homes for sale is extremely low for single family homes in Rialto. From this time last year, the supply of homes for sale has decreased by 83%.
The supply and demand for single family homes in Rialto also shows us that the number of single family homes for sale is down 65%, the number of single family homes sold is down 25%.
Over the past year the median sales price has increased by 35%. Since last year, the average days on the market has decreased by 30%. Homes are on the market 20 days less than before.
So what does all this mean for you? It means that if you are a seller in Rialto, you are quite likely to be able to sell quickly and receive multiple offers. If you are a buyer, the affordability of the market will allow you to purchase a home that you may have been waiting for but could not quite afford a year ago.
Keisha Hosea is a local Market Expert and Realtor in Chino Hills, California with Keller Williams Realty, She is the Team Director and CEO of KASI Homes. She has been a local resident of Chino Hills and the Inland Empire for over 22 years and enjoys volunteering with the City of Chino Hills in her spare time. You may call her direct at (909) 261-6377 for further questions on this information or any other real estate advice. You may also visit the website at http://KASIHomes.com
The months of supply of homes for sale is extremely low for single family homes in Chino. From this time last year, the supply of homes for sale has decreased by 77%.
Over the past year the median sales price has decreased by 12%. Since last year, the average days on the market has decreased by 48%. Homes are on the market 42 days less than before.
So what does all this mean for you? It means that if you are a seller in Chino, you are quite likely to be able to sell quickly and receive multiple offers. If you are a buyer, the affordability of the market will work to help you get into a new home.
Keisha Hosea is a local Market Expert and Realtor in Chino Hills, California with Keller Williams Realty, She is the Team Director and CEO of KASI Homes. She has been a local resident of Chino Hills and the Inland Empire for over 22 years and enjoys volunteering with the City of Chino Hills in her spare time. You may call her direct at (909) 261-6377 for further questions on this information or any other real estate advice. You may also visit the website at http://KASIHomes.com
The months of supply of homes for sale is extremely low for single family homes in Corona. From this time last year, the supply of homes for sale has decreased by 79%.
Corona remains a market full of affordability. For first time home buyers. Over the past year the median sales price has increased by 7%. This is not the only good news. Since last year, the average days on the market has decreased by 5%.
So what does all this mean for you? It means that there are many buyers looking in Corona. Homes are staying on the market for less time because of the affordability for buyers.
Keisha Hosea is a local Market Expert and Realtor in Chino Hills, California with Keller Williams Realty, She is the Team Director and CEO of KASI Homes. She has been a local resident of Chino Hills and the Inland Empire for over 22 years and enjoys volunteering with the City of Chino Hills in her spare time. You may call her direct at (909) 261-6377 for further questions on this information or any other real estate advice. You may also visit the website at http://KASIHomes.com
Navigating through any home sale can be full of bumps and pitfalls just in general. Now in our current climate, let's add on a short sale issue on top of all of our every day bumps. Okay, so now that we have navigated our way through three months of the murky waters that we currently call a 'short sale negotiation' now let me introduce you to our next delightful pain in my side. I'd like to introduce you to the fine gentleman who runs the Home Owners Association. We'll just call him MR. HOA.
Home Owner Association documents were requested in writing from Mr. HOA weeks ago. Numerous people have called to inquire about the status of the HOA documents to no avail. So here we are down to the final week before closing and we are still looking for these documents. I put in another call to Mr. HOA and inquire about the documents when Mr. HOA rudely announces, "All these reminder calls are not going to make me move any faster. We process them in the order received. I told you guys earlier that I would have them out today. I have ten escrows closing and I will get to them when I can."
This response absolutely appalled me. I understand that many people are a little stressed out on the job right now but what ever happened to professional courtesy and decorum. Needless to say, I responded by saying "Mr. HOA, I certainly appreciate hearing how you work and what your normal protocol is. It is my job to continue to represent the interest of my client My client is due to close escrow and requires that documentation immediately to do so. I will continue to call until such documents are received."
My question is and still remains, what goes on behind this Homeowners Association? I happen to be representing a seller in this case and truthfully would be very skeptical about ever introducing a buyer to this development after this interaction. What Mr. HOA fails to understand is that this interaction, on perhaps what was just an unfavorable day, has left an indelible impression on me. We must truly be careful of our approach or it can do irreparable harm. Mr. HOA you have managed to leave an absolutely dreadful impression.
Keisha Hosea is a local Market Expert and Realtor in Chino Hills, California with Keller Williams Realty, She is the Team Director and CEO of KASI Homes. She has been a local resident of Chino Hills and the Inland Empire for over 22 years and enjoys volunteering with the City of Chino Hills in her spare time. You may call her direct at (909) 261-6377 for further questions on this information or any other real estate advice. You may also visit the website at http://KASIHomes.com
The months of supply of homes for sale is low for single family homes in Diamond Bar. From this time last year, the supply of homes for sale has decreased by 31%. There are 16% more homes available since last month.
The supply and demand for single family homes in Diamond Bar shows us that while the supply is down 34%, the demand for single family homes is up by 15%. Despite what you may have heard from the national media reports, in the city of Diamond Bar over the past year the median sales price has increased by 5%. This is a 1% gain since last month. This is not the only good news. Since last year, the average days on the market has decreased by 19%. This is also up since last month by 15%
Keisha Hosea is a local Market Expert and Realtor in Chino Hills, California with Keller Williams Realty, She is the Team Director and CEO of KASI Homes. She has been a local resident of Chino Hills and the Inland Empire for over 22 years and enjoys volunteering with the City of Chino Hills in her spare time. You may call her direct at (909) 261-6377 for further questions on this information or any other real estate advice. You may also visit the website at www.KASIHomes.com
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