Fremont CA Real Estate-Short Sales Fremont CA Real Estate prices fell on average of 35% since the beginning 2007, but there were a few pockets of Fremont that fared a bit better than the rest. What could have been the cause? Weren't they all affected in the same way? Mission San Jose area real estate prices in Fremont for example, did fall but not as much as homes in the Ponderosa area in the north of Fremont.
Schools were the common denominator in determining the home value percentage drop. Had Mission San Jose Schools been anything but one of the top 5% national high schools in the nation, the story would have been different. Parkmont area of Fremont did okay at around 30% drop, better than a 35% drop from other pockets of Fremont. All together, it seems that the Mission San Jose School status provided heavy reinforcements when the real estate crunch came crunching down. You can find out more about Fremont Unified school district attendance maps for Fremont here at my site.
Also, you can compare between Fremont and Sunnyvale here on a study I did last year. Interesting.
I wanted to simply spread a bit of light (just a little) on the differences between a broker and a licensee. What it mostly boils down to is that brokers arethe agents. Most real estate sales "agents" that we normally refer to as agents are in fact licensees working under a broker's license or have an affiliation under the broker, and they are in fact supposed to be called sales associates or real estate licensees, but we usually just say, "agents."
Not all brokers sell real estate themselves. They govern the transactions, amongst many other things. However, some brokers do sell property.
But what about these brokers that sell property? What gives them an advantage over a licensee if any? If I had to choose between a broker that sells property and a licensee as an "agent,"--being a broker myself, I would have to side with the broker. Why? Because the broker (should) always have an astute exposure to both compliance and ethics; a bit more so than the average licensee. Brokers can be a cautious bunch, but they are cautious for the principal's sake. That principal would be you if you were selling or buying a house.
The point being is that at the end of the day, the broker ends up being the responsible "agent" anyway no matter who you chose.
If you need to sell or buy real estate in Fremont CA, find a good broker that sells. We're out there. You will appreciate the added dimension of compliance and ethics exposure. Yours truly, the broker for TriCity Real Estate Brokers, Inc. in Fremont CA sells property.
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Our website allows homebuyers to set up "Great Deal Alerts" or they can search for themselves on their own schedule. Most opt for the Alerts because they do not want to miss a good thing.
My name is Jeff Pereyda, I started at Century 21 with my Father-In-Law (picture). Now, I am the Broker of Record for TriCity Real Estate Brokers, Inc., but I like the picture of me and Ed. I am also a full-time Realtor. I have earned a GRI. (Graduate, REALTORS Institute) designation and an SRES designation, a (Seniors Real Estate Specialst). The logos are proudly displayed below.
I have also earned Quality Service Survey Awards (tm) for several years running. You have the assurance that I, together with my office will take care of the details so you don't have to. You can relax.
Our website allows homebuyers to set up "Great Deal Alerts" or they can search for themselves on their own schedule. Most opt for the Alerts because they do not want to miss a good thing. The name and link of the website is here at tricityhome.com.
I enjoy living in the Parkmont area of Fremont CA, and I also work a great deal in the Mission Hills, Mission San Jose, Glenmoor and Ardenwood areas of Fremont. Union City CA is a great place to live as well.
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*(note 1) Attendance maps are taken from the district level and are subject to change. Any person must not fully rely on these maps, but rather must confirm with the district itself before owning expectations that a child will attend a particular school of choice.
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* Evans, Blanche. "CAR's Internet Versus Traditional Buyer Study Shows New Trends." Deputy Chief Economist Robert Kleinhenz of the California Association of Realtors. 30 January. 2008 <http://realtytimes.com/rtpages/20050330_buyertrends.htm>.
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