Real Estate Market stats
Pasadena August 2015 Real Estate Values
Having just closed a sale to my Pasadena home buyers, I know how competitive the Pasadena real estate market is. In all but two months of this year, the average Pasadena home sold for over $1,000,000.
La Crescenta luxury home sales in August 2015
Last month (August 2015) the most expensive La Crescenta luxury home sale was 5823 Edmund Ave. Nearly 3,000 square feet, this five-bedroom, four-bath home is situated on a 7,430 square foot lot. The home sold for $1,175,000. The sellers pur...
La Canada August 2015 Real Estate Values
How is the La Canada real estate market performing? Are values still increasing? Each month, Harb & Co. crunch the numbers of all La Canada home sales.
Pasadena luxury home sales in August 2015
Last month (August 2015) the most expensive Pasadena luxury home sale was 1660 Lombardy Road. This seven-bedroom, seven-bath home is nearly 6,000 square feet, sited on one-half acre. This 1920’s Italian Revival was designed by Lawrence C. T...
Glendale August 2015 Real Estate Values
I am seeing more and more Glendale homes selling for more than $2,000,000, which certainly pushes up the average selling price! Search all Glendale listings here
La Crescenta August 2015 Home Values
Even with rising home prices, many homeowners who have considered selling are deciding not to because they are caught in an affordability squeeze that is compounded by a lack of inventory. 35% of homeowners have considered selling their home i...
GLENDALE JULY 2015 LUXURY REAL ESTATE HOME SALES
Glendale Luxury Homes Sales Last month (August 2015) the most expensive Glendale luxury homes sale was 2965 St. Gregory, in Glendale’s Chevy Chase Canyon. This 4 bedroom, 5 bath Tudor home was measured at just over 5300 square feet and site...
Pasadena Home Sales, July 2015
The average Pasadena home is selling in less than two months; selling in multiple offers and over asking price. The low absorption rate indicates a very strong sellers’ market for Pasadena home sales. "Some armchair analysts have suggested...
