Can you afford a house in Alameda in 2023? ($1,500,000)
Today, we are coming back with another installment of the “What the Money Bought” series. In today’s video, we’re going to look into the $1.5 million price point here in Alameda.
Here you will find the updates I put out about the market and the changes we are seeing.
Today, we are coming back with another installment of the “What the Money Bought” series. In today’s video, we’re going to look into the $1.5 million price point here in Alameda.
What does a million dollars buy you in 2022 in Alameda? Today, we are doing another installment of “What The Money Bought?” so let’s find out.
In this market update, instead of showing you a bunch of graphs, charts, and stats, we’ve decided to do something different. We decided to do a little actual real-life exercise to try and explain what’s going on in the real world.
Today, we’re going to be talking about the conforming loan limits, which just got increased. It’s a very interesting topic, especially here in the San Francisco Bay area.
Today, we’re bringing you another market update, but it’s more based on perspective this time. It’s really important in this changing market to understand how we got here. This is so that you can understand potentially what might change and thus affect the real estate market going forward.
Wow, what a way to finish up Q3! Today, I want to share a few anecdotes about a few things I’ve observed over the last quarter, as we are now well into quarter four. I hope this Bay Area housing market update will give you a sense of where we’ve been and also help you to potentially see where we’re going.
Wow, what a way to finish up Q3! Today, I want to share a few anecdotes about a few things I’ve observed over the last quarter, as we are now well into quarter four. I hope this Bay Area housing market update will give you a sense of where we’ve been and also help you to potentially see where we’re going.
It finally happened, and this is unprecedented news here. A home in Gold Coast, Alameda, recently sold for an insane price of $4.75 million. Undeniably, the house was gorgeous, but still, that deal is insane. Why is that so insane?
Zillow is offloading 7,000 homes, laying off a quarter of its staff, and taking huge losses. But why do we care?
Today, let’s talk about Zillow. Let’s look at what this pause in their iBuyer program means for us here in the East Bay and the effects of offloading all these properties at a discount.
Wow, what a way to finish up Q3! Today, I want to share a few anecdotes about a few things I’ve observed over the last quarter, as we are now well into quarter four. I hope this Bay Area housing market update will give you a sense of where we’ve been and also help you to potentially see where we’re going.