Monday 25 March 2013

2200 S Hobart, Los Angeles, CA 90018

Check out this adorable French Normandy-esque home from the 1930's...a garden enclave in the midst of the bustling city just minutes from Downtown! 
3 bd, 2 ba, 2649 sq.ft. on a huge 12,000+ sq.ft. lot...offered at only $590,000!!!

DIRECTIONS: East of Western, South of Santa Monica Fwy--take Hobart north from Adams

REMARKS: 3 BR + den & library or 4 BR & library. Fully fenced with a huge lot full of fruit trees, and lovely pergola covered with grapevines for outdoor entertaining. Entry hall flanked by spacious living room with fireplace and on the opposite side the formal dining room opens to a fully tiled kitchen--light and bright with newly finished wood floors. First floor also offers a large den (or 5th BR), a bath, utility room, and a very cute breakfast room. 4 BR & another bath are found upstairs--including the ample master with dressing area.

Broker's Open House tomorrow, March 26th, 12-3pm.

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Tuesday 19 March 2013

LA Market Turns Over 50% of Listed Homes in 2 Weeks or Less!

 
Real estate super-site Redfin reports that more than one-third of listed homes were sold within two weeks or less last month, with an average of 34% of homes under contract within 14 days of debuting on the market.  This marks an increase of 3.7% from January and highlights numerous California metros with even higher shares of homes taken off the market within two weeks of listing.  San Jose tops the list with a stunning 63.1% two-week turnover rate, while we in LA posted an impressive 51.3%!

Homeowners are 'springing' into action all over the country, and we need more inventory in all of our major California markets, where year-over-year inventory declines average 48%.  If you've been thinking of selling but hesitate to start the long and arduous process...FEAR NOT!!!  There's a good chance it will only take two weeks!

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