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5226 Briggs Ave La Crescenta – Most Expensive Sold September 2021
September 2021 the most expensive home sold was 5226 Briggs Ave La Crescenta. This home was sold off market for $1,799,000 to a cash buyer. It was not submitted to the MLS (multiple listing service). The selling price per square foot was $1...
1315 Raymond Ave | Just Listed
If you or anyone you know is looking for a picture-perfect Spanish in Glendale, this is the one! 1315 Raymond Ave Glendale. This beautifully remodeled Spanish home is located north of Kenneth Road. Built in 1925, it retains its period char...
La Canada Housing Market September 2021
Let's take a look at the thriving La Canada housing market in September 2021. Last month, twenty-six homes closed escrow. Notably, none of these properties sold for less than $1,000,000, highlighting the strength of the market. Seventeen of the...
Altadena Mid-Century Closed
This Altadena mid-century just closed, and here's the back story: My client purchased this Altadena home in 2011. It was a short sale. It was a horrible escrow; the seller's agent was extremely difficult. The seller inherited this home from ...
4959 Commonwealth Ave. La Canada – Luxury Real Estate Sale
Last month the most expensive home sale was 4959 Commonwealth Ave. La Canada. This luxury home listed at $4,190,000 and sold for $4,500,000. Previously this home was listed for $3,790,00 in 2017. After 123 days it did not sell. The seller'...
California Probate Deposits
California Probate Deposits: Is a 10% Deposit Mandatory? Ask Phyllis: a blog series of frequently asked real estate questions. Please email us here. Dear Phyllis, Several months ago, my wife and I made an offer on a probate. ...
Pasadena Housing Market September 2021
Here's our update on the Pasadena Housing Market for September 2021 Of the 89 Pasadena sales, 58 homes sold over the asking price. The average selling price was $1,727,991, while the average list price was $1,676,363. Selling prices rang...
Selling this Sunland Rental
I, like most Realtors, prefer not to handle leases. We do so as a courtesy to existing clients. It is about as much work as a sale, and the pay to the Realtor is meager. Keep in mind that our broker gets a portion of our commission. With a rent...
