Posts Tagged ‘pasadena real estate agent’
Pasadena Real Estate Values
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] When I look at rental prices, I am astounded! With rent being so high, it’s extremely difficult to save for a down payment. One in four home buyers say they want to buy a home because their rent is too h...
Pasadena Luxury Real Estate Sales
Pasadena Luxury Real Estate Sales Last month (January 2016) the most expensive Pasadena luxury home sale was 1645 Orlando Rd. This seven-bedroom, seven-bath home was built in 1976, offers 8200 square feet, and is situated on a 33,000+ square...
Pasadena Luxury Real Estate Sales
Pasadena Luxury Real Estate Sales Last month (December 2015) the most expensive Pasadena luxury real estate sale was 1681 San Pasqual. This 6 bedroom, 7 bath home is sited on a ½ acre encompassing nearly 6,000 square feet. Constructed in ...
Pasadena December 2015 Real Estate Values
The 1.4 months inventory (reflected in the absorption rate) indicates an extremely favorable market for Pasadena home sellers. What's in store for real estate in 2016? “This year the housing market may only squeak out 1% to 3% growth in sale...
Pasadena Real Estate Sales
Last month, November there were 56 Pasadena real estate sales. Most Pasadena homes are selling quickly near (or over asking price). The absorption rate of 2.72% indicates a very strong seller's market - less than three months of inventory. �...
Pasadena Luxury Real Estate Sales
Last month (October 2015) the most expensive Pasadena luxury real estate sale was 1466 San Pasqual St. MLS remarks read: Situated in the coveted Caltech neighborhood this grand Mediterranean is a perfect example of Pasadena's well respect...Pasadena Real Estate Market Statistics
Pasadena real estate statistics are completed. Last month (October) the average price per square foot was $528 – beaten only by July’s $534. Chinese buyer’s continue to play a big role in Pasadena real estate. China’s growing i...
Pasadena Real Estate Sales
There were 88 Pasadena home sales last month (September 2015). Absorption rates continue to hover in the two-month range. Housing in California — already considered unaffordable to many — will become even less affordable over the next tw...
