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Glendale Real Estate Update November 2024
Let's dive into the Glendale Real Estate Update for November 2024. Thirty-six homes closed escrow last month. Twenty-two of these homes sold over the asking price, four at the asking price, and ten below it. Three Glendale homes sold under $1,...
What is a Contingent Offer?
A “contingent offer” occurs when a buyer makes an offer on a home, the seller accepts it, and the purchase depends on meeting specific criteria. Contingent offers are crucial because they allow home buyers to back out and have their earnest...
1771 Hillcrest Ave Glendale Most Expensive Home Sold November 2024
As a top Glendale real estate agent, I keep close tabs on the market. In November 2024, 1771 Hillcrest Ave was the most expensive home sold in Glendale. It was listed for $4,000,000 and sold in just five days for the $4,000,000 asking price. ...
Gross vs. Net Commission
Ask Phyllis: a blog series of frequently asked real estate questions. Gross vs. net commission Dear Phyllis, We sold our home last year, and the process was a nightmare. We faced numerous inspection issues, causing us to fall out of e...
Glendale Real Estate October 2024
Let's dive into the Glendale Real Estate Update for October 2024. Thirty-two homes closed escrow last month. Buyers purchased eighteen of these homes over the asking price, two at the asking price, and twelve below it. A four-bedroom, three-ba...
2126 Rimcrest Drive Glendale Most Expensive Home Sold October 2024
As a Glendale real estate agent expert, I keep close tabs on the market. In October 2024, buyers purchased the beautiful 1990-built luxury home at 2126 Rimcrest Drive, making it the most expensive home sold in Glendale. Initially, this luxury e...
Adams Hill Tudor Closed
We recently closed this Adams Hill Tudor home. There were many bumps in the road. We initially listed and sold this home in May at the full asking price. It was our only offer and didn't feel quite right. The buyers saw the home during the open...
Buying a fixer
Ask Phyllis: a blog series of frequently asked real estate questions. Buying a fixer Dear Phyllis, My niece and her husband are in escrow to purchase their dream home. It’s a 1920s Spanish home that, while charming, needs a lot of w...
