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As of March 31st, 2021, 69 single-family Palisades residences were listed in the Multiple Listing Service (M.L.S.). The current level of inventory is 17% higher than last year’s March 31st available inventory.
So far this year, Palisades homes are experiencing an increase in median prices and there have a dramatic increase in number of homes being sold year-over-year compared to last year.
Proposition 19 provides expansion and qualifications regarding limitations on property tax increases for people over 55, severely disabled, transfers of certain inherited properties, or victims of wildfires or other natural disasters.
With the possibility of welcome rains, it is always a good time to think about home maintenance issues and potential actions that could save a lot of money down the road. Some are common sense and obvious, while others may be completely unanticipated.
We are experiencing a housing market in the middle of a pandemic, and no one can possibly predict with much certainty what prices will do over the next year.
Of course there are occasional situations where a home has been purchased at a great price. However, as many disappointed buyers will attest, at least as of the beginning of August, we are still in a “seller’s market”.
Buying your first home can be a learn as you go process. But even though everyone’s home buying experience is unique, you can prepare yourself for what’s to come by learning about what helped and held others back. Before you embark on your own home buying journey, here are some of the most important Dos and Don’ts to get you started on the right track.
After reviewing various alternatives and different courses of action, I am often told that their decision is to not sell the property because of the tax consequences.
This is the second in a series of articles in answer to requests for more informational help with “downsizing” issues for seniors. The focus here is on key questions to ask before beginning a process of “rightsizing.”
