Kymberly Caldwell-Muniz /TCR Group, Fontana CA Realtor

Fontana Market Report for 92337 -January 2012

As of January 2012, the Fontana Market Report for 92337 indicates the median sales price for homes in the Fontana 92337 zip code for the beginning of the 1st Quarter was $201,000. based on 959 sales in the city of Fontana 92337. This figure represents a slight decrease of 4.3% in Fontana 92337 median sales price of just over $9000. compared to this same time last year and sales prices have depreciated 5.5%.

The Fontana Market Report for 92337 shows the average list price for the 92337 zip code was approximately $226.295. The average price per square foot for homes in Fontana 92337 was $122.00, a decrease of 4.7% compared to the same period last year.

It is important to understanding the difference between Fontana 92337 LIST PRICES (what sellers ask for) and Fontana 92337 SOLD PRICES (what buyers are willing to pay).

By comparing these price trends on this Fontana Market Report for 92337, you'll have a good idea of where the market in the Fontana 92337 is heading. The median listing and sold property prices are calculated based on the market activity each month.

Even though it appears that the Fontana 92337 median list price was at a increase in December 2011- January 2012.

Fontana Market Report for 92337

As Of January 2012 (1st Quarter)

Median Listing Price 92337 [1 year]

NOTE: This Fontana Market Report for 92337 above shows that the most recent sales data is not immediately available from public records. As the data becomes available it will be updated.

Fontana Market Report for 92337

Market At A Glance As Of January 2012

In the month of January 2012 there are currently 629 resale and new homes in ZIP code 92337 on Trulia, including 1,848 homes in the pre-foreclosure, auction, or bank-owned stages of the foreclosure process. The average listing price for homes for sale in 92337 was $226,295 for the week ending January 11, which represents an increase of 0.5%. The map below (courtesy of Zillow) represents the Fontana 92337 homes for sale. Popular ZIP codes in Fontana includes 92335 with an average listing price of $163,121 and 92336, with average listing prices of $265,656.

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If you are interested to see what these numbers on this Fontana Market Report for 92337 could mean for your upcoming purchase or sale, please call me at (909) 973-0410.

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Fontana Heritage Neighborhood Center In the Northwest corner of Fontana, nestled between Baseline Avenue and South Heritage Circle sits the Heritage Neighborhood Center. This local community center offers services for all of Fontana's residents, from children and teens to parents and senior citizens. “The Heritage Neighborhood Center provides an enjoyable atmosphere for everyone,” says Damien Terrones, Community Coordinator for the Heritage Center.

“We try to help make Fontana a better community by offering quality classes and programs at affordable prices for residents of all ages.”

About the Center

Contact
Ph: (909) 349-6968
7350 W. Liberty Pkwy.
Fontana, CA 92336

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Hours
Monday - Friday
8:00 am - 8:00 pm

Saturday
8:00 am - 2:00 pm

The Heritage Neighborhood Center is a 10,300 square-foot facility that is essential for the growing population of Fontana. The Center offers quality programming and special events at an affordable price for all area residents.

The unique services offered compliment the needs and lifestyles of all Fontana's residents from children and teens to parents and senior citizens. The facility features a multi-purpose room, banquet room, resource center, arts & crafts room, and Tiny Tots room. The center offers classes and programs including:

• Health and fitness classes
• Leisure activities
• Self-enhancement activities

The Heritage Center also offers a great rental opportunity, a conference room and a full banquet that can seat up to 180 people, the Center even has a pool that can be rented by the hour. The Heritage Center is ideal for all sorts of events such as anniversaries, award banquets, birthday parties, business seminars, dinner dances, luncheons, receptions and even weddings.

DBC 29 -Personal Property Inventory

Now that you have taken that big step of buying a home the next step should be to:

Take Personal Property Inventory

If your home was ransacked by burglars or destroyed by fire, you would need to be able to provide you insurance agent with itemized bills of sale (receipts) for your more valuable possessions? For most people, the answer is NO. You need to create a system so that you are able to say YES. In addition to creating a record-keeping system for bills of sale, a Personal Property Inventory- which provides a record of you possessions, will help you get the full value from your property insurance should a disaster ever befall your home. Here is a sample above of what you can create.

Take Inventory

• You need to take inventory of your home, but before doing this, call your insurance agent to see what type of information is required, (and proof of possessions) under your policy.

• Set aside an allotted time for this task. You can do in all in one day or one room at a time. It can take anywhere from a simple room approximately 5 minutes whereas a complicated room can take up to an hour. It may seem overwelming but think of it room by room.

• Have on hand; a pen, pad of paper, ask your insurance agent for an inventory booklet, camera-with lots of flim, strong box

1. Choose a room to begin with, example; the living room. Note down the major items you have there.
2. After each item, note the year of purchase and price (don't know the exact price, you will have to estimate)
3. Take a photo or videotape of each of the different sections of the room, show as many items as possible.
4. Go to the next room, remember to check the kitchen, bathrooms, and hallways for items of value.
5. Check all drawers, itemize and photograph valuables.
6. Particular items of value such as jewelry or furs may need to be covered under a rider to your homeowner's or renter's policy and will also need to be carefully documented.
7. When the film has been developed, order two copies of the needed prints. Arrange to have three copies made of the Inventory. (If you have videotaped, make copies of it as well.) One set of photos and an Inventory will be stored in your home strongbox: and the other set and an Inventory should be stored in a safe-deposit box: the third copy of the Inventory should be kept in your Insurance file in the file cabinet.

It is very important to keep your Inventory updated as soon as you purchase a new item.