Choosing the right real estate professional is one of the most impactful decisions you can make in your home buying or selling process. The Stovall Team will explain current market conditions and break down what they will mean to you and your family. If you’re considering buying or selling a home in 2020, make sure…
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Homes Are More Affordable Today, Not Less Affordable
Whether you’re thinking about buying your first home or moving up to the home of your dreams, don’t let the false narrative about affordability prevent you from moving forward. From an affordability standpoint, this is one of the best times to buy in the last 30 years. Call me today 714.343.9294. If you’re considering selling your house or buying a house, we should sit down and chat and help you confidently determine what will be the best choice for you and your family.
The New Spring Real Estate Market is Here. Are You Ready?
There is a lot of speculation in the market about why the search for a home is shifting to an earlier start. The one thing we do know is if you’re thinking about buying or selling a home this year, the earlier you get started, the better.
Forget the Price of the Home. The Cost is What Matters.
Home buying activing (demand) is up, and the number of available listings (supply) is down. When demand outpaces supply, prices appreciate. That’s why firms are beginning to increase their projections for home price appreciation going forward. As an example, CoreLogic increased their 12-month projection for home values from 4.5% to 5.6% over the last few months. The…
Happiest cities in the US revealed in new Wallethub report
Two Orange County cities cracked a top 10 list of happiest cities in America, with Huntington Beach at #5 and Irvine at #2. Plano, Texas, is the happiest city in the U.S., according to the WalletHub survey. The personal finance website ranked 182 cities by “emotional & physical well-being,” “income & employment” and “community & environment.” Irvine…
Tips for Supporting Children During the Coronavirus Crisis
As we move into another week of sheltering in place and staying home, we want to continue emphasizing the need to keep our community well-informed and connected! Thank you for your ongoing commitment to taking care of each other, as we continue working through this very difficult and unique time!