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Archive for May 21, 2014

Real Estate Roundup: All-Cash Sales Reach All-Time High

lisasheppard | May 14, 2014
Recent news of interest to homebuyers, home sellers, and the home-curious includes a report that more than 40 percent of first-quarter U.S. home sales were financed entirely in cash. Also, you won’t believe how much extra one San Francisco b...

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A Reminder to Homebuyers: Annoy Sellers at Your Peril

lisasheppard | May 13, 2014
A bit of give-and-take between homebuyer and seller is normal, but some buyers may go too far and annoy sellers, thereby jeopardizing a purchase. Here are eight mistakes buyers should avoid. To read more, Click Here.

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Pacific Union’s April 2014 Real Estate Update

lisasheppard | May 12, 2014
As the typically brisk spring homebuying season burst into full bloom, buyers in most of Pacific Union’s regions were moving faster to close purchases than they were the previous month. Pacific Union’s April 2014 Real Estate Update provides...

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Luxury Buyers Looking for Chef’s Kitchen, Spacious Views

lisasheppard | May 8, 2014
What amenities are most important to affluent buyers in the market for a luxury home? A fully equipped chef’s kitchen and spacious views of the outdoors placed highest in a recent survey. To read about the results of the survey, Click Here...

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Real Estate Roundup: Home Flippers Net Handsome Profits

lisasheppard | May 7, 2014
Recent news of interest to homebuyers, home sellers, and the home-curious includes a report that home flippers across the country profited an average of 30 percent in the first quarter. Here in the Bay Area, Alameda is poised to end a ban on ...

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Bay Area Employment Rate Holds Steady in March

lisasheppard | May 2, 2014
Unemployment rates across California and much of the Bay Area were locked in a holding pattern in March. Still, jobless claims in each of our nine counties came in below the state average, which can only be good news for our local real estate...

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