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5301 Quail Canyon Road La Crescenta: Most Expensive Home Sold August 2020
Last month, August 2020 the most expensive home sold in La Crescenta was 5301 Quail Canyon Road La Crescenta. This home originally listed for $1,849,000. It was reduced to $1,798,000 and after 84 days taken off the market in September 2019. Thi...
Buyer – Seller communication
Ask Phyllis: a blog series of frequently asked real estate questions. Email us here Buyer - Seller communication Dear Phyllis, I have been enjoying your column for years and believe I have a new dilemma. We sold our Sunland h...
La Crescenta Housing Market July 2020
Let's dive into the La Crescenta Housing Market July 2020: The number of La Crescenta homes sold in July more than doubled from June. Last month, the least expensive La Crescenta sale was a one-bedroom, one-bath, 652-square-foot home on Penn...
Different Wood Trim Finishes
There are many different wood trim finishes. Growing up in Glendale and visiting so many of my friends' homes, I never noticed or appreciated the beauty of different wood finishes. As a new agent, I would ask other real estate agents to exp...
2435 Orange Avenue La Crescenta – Most Expensive Home Sold July 2020
Last month, July 2020, the most expensive home sold was 2435 Orange Avenue La Crescenta. This Vanity Fair-featured home listed at $1,849,000 and sold in eleven days for $1,784,000. The sellers bought the home in 2018 for $1,144,720 after it ori...
Selling with a leaky roof
Ask Phyllis: a blog series of frequently asked real estate questions. Please email us here. Dear Phyllis, We have a flat roof that leaks. As the seller, we would rather disclose the leaky roof problem at the time of sale than spend all th...
Pasadena Housing Market July 2020
Let's dissect the numbers for the Pasadena Housing Market in July 2020. The least expensive home sold was a two-bedroom, one-bathroom, 808-square-foot home at 430 Del Rey Ave. It sold for $620,000, $21,000 over the asking price. The most expens...
Harb and Co. August 2020 Real Estate Update
The August 2020 real estate update, entering month five of the pandemic, has impacted every aspect of our daily lives, including how we show and sell real estate. Most showings fit into limited thirty-minute time slots. Two household members ...
