Santa Clara County Real Estate Stats Nov. 2008

Published in November 17th, 2008

Posted by Miri Bialik in Real estate Market, Buyers, REO, Price, condition, expensive, house, Real estate, homes, schools, short sale, short sales, Santa Clara County, down payment, appreciation, investors, location, remodeled

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QUICK UPDATE:
The units sold in October 2008 v. October 2007 were up 57%. Most of that activity happened in homes under $500k, short sales and REO (Real Estate Owned by the bank after foreclosure or how you would want to call it “Real estate Opportunity”) In addition, the 1 million plus range […]

Real estate profession gets harder and more complicated

Published in July 16th, 2008

Posted by Miri Bialik in Real estate Market, Broker, mortgage, sell, seller, Buyers, lender, Sellers, Price, house, Real estate, homes, schools, home, markets, California, Santa Clara County, contract, homes sale, purchase agreement, disclosures, down payment, flower arrangements, funds, inspections, loan, negotiate, property

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In California the Real Estate Broker is responsible for pre qualifying the buyers, finding a suitable house/property that will fit the needs and budget of the buyer, negotiate the best price and terms, write the contract which is the purchase agreement, coordinate with the lender to get the best loan, inspect […]

Good news for Silicon Valley home sellers

Published in May 30th, 2008

Posted by Miri Bialik in Cupertino, Los Altos, Mountain View, Palo Alto, Sunnyvale, REO, silicon valley, Real estate, homes, schools, foreclosures, California, Santa Clara County

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It feels somewhat against intuition. Is it real?!?
Hi, yes this was an article in the Mercury News. Many homes in the Stockton area, the Sacramento area, and San Jose area are being sold as Foreclosures and REO (Real Estate Owned by the bank that was not sold to the public in […]

May 5th Santa Clara County Stats

Published in May 6th, 2008

Posted by Miri Bialik in Cupertino, Inventory, Los Altos, Mountain View, Palo Alto, Saratoga, Sunnyvale, Buyers, REO, asking price, house, homes, multiple offers, schools, sold, markets, foreclosures, short sales, supply and demand, balanced market, negotiations, purchase, transactions

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The inventory keeps growing as well as the number of transactions. Many short sales, Foreclosures and REO (homes that were foreclosed, were not purchased by an auction on the Court house stairs and remained in the banks’ possession) are being sold, some of them with multiple offers. Even the foreclosures in […]

Iphones and Terabitz… quickly finding you a Home!

Published in May 2nd, 2008

Posted by Tracey McNeely in Uncategorized, Inventory, prices, Real estate Market, buy, buyer, sell, seller, Buyers, Sellers, Price, asking price, bath, bedroom, dollars, house, money, neighborhood, silicon valley, Real estate, homes, agents, for sale, schools, home, Neighborhoods, CA, elementary schools, school district, iphone

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Intero Real Estate Services is the first real estate brokerage to use iphone technology designed by Terabitz. What this application does is allow an iphone user to type in a street address, or MLS# and find a home that is for sale. I have been trying it out on my iphone. […]

3 Elementary School Districts in Sunnyvale

Published in April 29th, 2008

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Sunnyvale CA is one of the largest Cities in the Silicon Valley, next to San Jose, Cupertino, Santa Clara, Mountain View and Los Altos. About 140,000 people enjoy the stability, the clean air, clean environment, abundance of parks and recreation facilities, beautiful community center and senior citizen center, great schools and fantastic Police & […]

The real estate market is alive again

Published in April 7th, 2008

Posted by Miri Bialik in Inventory, Sunnyvale, Ortega park, buy, sell, Buyers, asking price, house, neighborhood, silicon valley, Real estate, homes, agents, for sale, multiple offers, rentals, schools, sold, bid, good schools, home, moving, open house, paymoney, raise

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We are back in full action. Inventory is growing as fast as expected in the spring. The “for Sale” signs are springing up like mushrooms after the rain. If you drive through the neighborhood during the afternoon time you’ll see ‘open house’ signs pointing in all directions. Homes are being sold fairly fast, […]

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