Anaheim Colony District Market Report

The Latest Anaheim Colony Historic District sold homes video report for October 2014 can be seen below. Please contact me for further assistance…

 

 
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Anaheim Sold Homes

Anaheim sold homes have seen a steady price improvement month to month as well as year to year as inventory levels remain at all-time lows.

Anaheim Sold Homes – The Numbers Month to Month and Year to Year

The median sales price for Anaheim, CA Homes was $420,000 in August 2014 compared to $375,500 for August 2013 and $299,900 for August 2012. 

Anaheim Sold Homes – August 2014:  131   August 2013:  160   August 2012: 173      

         

Highlighting the Anaheim, CA Homes that sold at the most extremes of the Anaheim Real Estate market price range at close of escrow in August 2014: 

This Month’s Most Expensive

The most expensive of all Anaheim Sold Homes (Non Anaheim Hills) was on West Cerritos Avenue and sold for $750,000 and includes 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms and has approx. 2,594 SqFt of living area situated on approx. 3/4 of an acre. It is a mini-estate where you enter through a private gate which opens up to a private front yard with a huge lawn and many fruit trees. This property is reminiscent of homes of days gone by in the City of Anaheim.  (Schedule a showing for similar homes).

This Month’s Least Expensive

The least expensive of all Anaheim, CA homes that sold came in at $190,000 and would be a great home for a first time homebuyer or an investor looking for a rental property with positive cash flow. It has 1 bedrooms and 1 bath with approx. 695 SqFt or living area and could use a little updating (Schedule a showing for similar homes).

The Most “Bang for the Buck” Home that Sold was:

There were some great Anaheim, CA Homes for Sale to consider for this month’s ‘Most bang for the Buck’ home tour.

A home on Thistle Rd listed at $499,000 and sold for $520,000 is this month’s winner as it shows some nice interior updating. It has 4 Bedrooms, 3 Bathrooms with just under 2,200 SqFt of living area with a 9,000+ LotSqft lot. While not the least expensive Anaheim home which sold in the month of August, it has the most square footage, largest lot and an updated interior that was listed in the $500,000 and under price point. (Schedule a showing for similar homes).

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Real Estate Newsletter

 

Author: Perry Crosbie | Anaheim Real Estate Agent

In this edition of my Orange County Real Estate Unplugged Newsletter, we will be covering some very interesting topics I have been reading about and would like to share with you. Even if you are not looking to buy a home or sell your house or property in the near future, you like so many others often like to stay informed of the housing market.

Real Estate is a very fluid industry that can change in a matter of weeks sometimes, and it is better to be ahead of the curve rather than behind it trying to catch up. The best way to stay ahead of the curve in Real Estate is with reliable information. It is in this spirit that I offer this newsletter.

Please keep in mind when you read these articles, that there is no “One Size Fits All” in Real Estate. What you read about as a solution to a problem may NOT solve your particular problem, or other stories may not apply to you at all. Please be aware of this fact, and seek the services of a professional before making any Real Estate related decisions. 

How confident are Americans in getting a mortgage?
Source: Housing Wire

Consumer attitudes toward the economy are improving along with Americans’ confidence in their ability to obtain a mortgage. According to Fannie Mae’s January 2014 national survey, 52 percent of consumers said they could easily get a mortgage, which is an increase of two percentage points and all-time survey high. Optimistic views toward personal finances and improved access to mortgages bode well for the housing recovery and may be contributing to this month’s increase in consumers’ intention to buy rather than rent their next home.

Making sense of the story:

  • According to the survey results, 44 percent of respondents expect their personal financial
    situation to improve in the next year, continuing an upward trend since November 2013.
  • The share of respondents who said the economy is on the right track increased 8 percentage
    points from last month to 39 percent.
  • Respondents who said it is a good time to sell a house increased 5 percentage points from last
    month to 38 percent.
  • Fifty-five percent of respondents said mortgage rates will go up in the next 12 months, which is a decrease of two percentage points.

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Anaheim Home Sales Report for January 2014

Anaheim,CA Homes for Sale have seen steady price improvement month to month as well as year to year as inventory levels remain at all-time lows.

The Numbers For January 2014 92804 Zip-Code Closings are:

  • Total Closings: 28
  • Condominiums account for: 6
  • Single Family Residences account for: 22

ALL of the following data is for Homes in the 92804 Zip-Code:

 

The median sales price in January 2014 for Homes was $375,000. The median sales price for homes for last January 2013 was $310,000. That’s an significant increase for owners who decide to take advantage of this market we have right now and sell their home

The number of Anaheim Homes that sold was 28 in January 2014 vs. 31 in January 2013 and 34 that sold January 2012.

There are currently 53 Anaheim Homes for Sale. Additionally, there are currently there are 65 Homes that are already in escrow.

A few highlights of the SOLD Anaheim, CA Homes is below and represents a nice cross section of properties.

This Month’s Most Expensive:

The most expensive of Anaheim, CA Homes that closed escrow/sold this month was 701 S. Kenmore Street. It was originally priced at $450,000 and sold for $546,000 as a Probate Sale (schedule a showing for similiar homes for sale).

This Month’s Least Expensive:

The least expensive of all Anaheim, CA homes that sold was a condominium #1082 at 1250 S. Brookhurst St in Brookhurst Village. It sold for $220,000. The least expensive Single Family Residence was 934 S. Webster Street which sold for $326,500.

(schedule a showing to see current homes available for purchase).

 

If you’re looking to Buy. Sell or Invest in Real Estate, NOW is a great time! Contact me today and let’s start on tomorrows dreams today!

 

 

Disclaimer: All of the data used to determine number of homes sold, prices, status etc was acquired from the Southern California Multiple Listing Service or SocalMLS for short. I believe their data is accurate, but neither I nor my Broker has verified the data for accuracy.  Therefore, this report should only be used for informational purposes ONLY!

 
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Anaheim Multigenerational Homes

MultiGenerational-FamilyThese multigenerational households have been called “shrinking households” or “missing households” by economists. But social scientists say it may be a lasting trend: these living arrangements are common among many ethnic groups, and it was typically how families lived decades ago, The New York Times notes.

I grew up in a multigenerational family household in Los Angeles then later in Anaheim when we moved from Los Angeles out here to Orange County. From those I talk to whom also currently live or have lived in a multigenerational household, there seems to be a common thread of once the home is setup that way and the family adjusts (if needed), it often stays that was as long as possible. Follow the link below for the complete article…

Anaheim Multigenerational Homes

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