Home prices in California increased while at the same time the number of homes sold fell by 31.1%
If you’re looking for a neighborhood that offers a really sweet small-town coastal vibe the Mesa may be just what you’re looking for.
The Mesa neighborhood begins at Santa Barbara’s Harbor and winds up the coast to Las Positas Road. The Mesa is divided into three areas: East Mesa, West Mesa, and Alta Mesa.
The Mesa offers spectacular ocean views, great restaurants, shopping centers, and all kinds of outdoor activity opportunities. Hit the surf at Ledbetter, toss a frisbee with your dog at Shoreline Park, or for the more daring go paragliding at Eling’s Park, and when it’s all said and done drop by the Boathouse for some excellent oceanfront dining.
The Golden Quadrangle has 419 single-family detached homes and large estates and is famous for its 1920s to 1930s Andalusian-style Spanish residences. Other popular styles are board and batten, Tuscan, old-world European, French Normandy, traditional and modern with an age range of the 1920s to new builds.
Possibly the most important real estate video you’ll see this year. Everyone is asking what’s happening to the housing market. This video breaks down the last couple of decades of trends and simply lays out what’s happened, and what may happen.
For most of us, our home is the biggest investment we will ever make. For those preparing to buy, a...
The inventory has picked up here in southern Santa Barbara but sales are down. Even though the inventory has picked up slow sales are putting pressure on property prices.
Buying a home at any age is one of the biggest investments a person can make. It can be a complicated process and there may be some added hurdles for seniors, but with the guidance of knowledgeable professionals it can be a great choice.
For the first time in three years, Santa Barbara is celebrating Old Spanish Days again! Old Spanish Days – Fiesta is Santa Barbara’s largest celebration and one of the top regional festivals in the United States.
Home buying demand skyrocketed during the pandemic as interest rates collapsed and an influx of Americans started working from home. However, the Fed’s rate hikes have quickly spurred a reversal.
Have homebuyers had enough? Nationally mortgage rates have spiked on top of record appreciation! Up 42% since the onset of the pandemic. Locally though the real estate market here in Santa Barbara has only seen modest changes so far. Homes may be taking a little longer to sell, and we’re seeing more price reductions/ price improvements. It seems as if the market reinvents itself every day.
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