To Jump In Or Stand By – Arcadia Residential Real Estate Report
In our recent postings, we've spent a lot of time lately looking at the Commercial Real Estate market. Today, for a change-up, we're going
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Market Recovery To Be Put Off Until Favorable Forces Align The recent history of the L.A. County residential real estate market is a series of
Commercial Real Estate Investing – Choosing Your Sector
The existing state of the economy has made commercial property a challenging endeavor in some sectors. Getting involved with commercial real estate can bring possible
Residential Real Estate – Tips On Selling Your Home
Unlike other things that you may own, you can never take selling your home lightly. A house is a big commodity, one that is worth
California Commercial Real Estate: Is Retail Space Disappearing Down The Amazon River?
Sears and Kmart Retail Space Up For GrabsRetailers in Southern California, and around the nation, are closing stores amid the disaster wrought by the Covid-19
Residential Real Estate: Am I Ready To Buy?
How To Get Your Ducks In A Row All across the United States, there are millions of people looking to buy a home - either
Residential Real Estate: California Continues To Recover
Home Sales Highest In 2 1/2 Years The California Association of Realtors has released the numbers for July, and California is looking surprisingly good. After
Commercial Real Estate: Turmoil Is The Game
K.C. Conway is the Chief Economist of the CCIM Institute. Here are his thoughts on the coming commercial real estate market.
Meet Steve Gaghagen, Our New Managing Editor
Meet Our New Managing Editor & Market Analyst – “BrionCosta.com welcomes Steve Gaghagen to the website!” Meet Our New Managing Editor & Market Analyst BrionCosta.com Welcomes Steve
Real Estate News: Millennials Should Consider Leaving The Nest… Now
Real Estate News – “Millennials appear to be in no rush to ditch their parents’ homes. Perhaps they should be. …” Millennials Should Consider Leaving The Nest
Happy New Year 2016
No real estate information to report today. Just the sincere wish of all of us here at BrionCosta.com that the coming year will bring you
Southern California Family New Year’s Eve
Southern California Family New Year’s Eve – “Spend the day with the best possible company – your whole family – at these fabulous places to
Commercial Real Estate in 2016: Commercial Market Forecast
Commercial Real Estate in 2016 – “Sustained job growth throughout the country and improving credit conditions are forecast to help keep commercial real estate activity
San Gabriel Valley Christmas Light Displays
San Gabriel Valley Christmas Light Displays – Here are a few links that will get you up to speed on all the best Christmas light displays
San Gabriel Valley Holiday Events: Snow Days At Kidspace Children’s Museum
San Gabriel Valley Holiday Events – “Celebrate the Season at Kidspace! Break out your mittens, boots, and snow hat for a day of winter wonderland fun!
Southern California Home Sales: Luxury Home Prices Fall Nationwide
Southern California Home Sales – “The luxury market was the first to recover from the housing downturn, and now it’s a bellwether of slowing price growth
Southern California Home Sales in 2016: Five Predictions From Redfin
Southern California Home Sales in 2016 – “Most economists agree that housing prices and sales will continue to grow in 2016, just at a slower
Southern California Home Sales in 2016: California Real Estate Market Predictions
Southern California Home Sales in 2016 – “California’s housing market is expected to improve in 2016, but a shortage of available inventory and continuing high costs
Things To Do In The San Gabriel Valley
Things To Do In The San Gabriel Valley – “Events, entertainment, activities, and other things to do in the San Gabriel Valley” Things To Do In
San Gabriel Valley Drought News: Smart Cities Are Planning Ahead
San Gabriel Valley Drought News – “A $2 million purchase of imported water to offset the city’s water demands for the remainder of the 2014-15 fiscal
San Gabriel Valley Home Values: Zillow vs The True Value Of Your Home
San Gabriel Valley Home Values – Home shoppers, sellers and buyers routinely quote Zestimates to realty agents as gauges of market value. But … some areas are
San Gabriel Valley Home Sales – Market Predictions For 2015
San Gabriel Valley Home Sales – Zillow’s chief economist predicts home price gains will cool off in 2015. … San Gabriel Valley Home Sales: Market Predictions For 2015
San Gabriel Valley Recreation – There’s Lots Going On Through December!
San Gabriel Valley Recreation – Here’s a handy schedule of Holiday Season oriented activities in the San Gabriel Valley that you and your family can attend …
Real Estate News: Yes, The Market Is In A Recovery
Real Estate News – If you look solely at good old-fashioned, non-distressed sales, October was up over September and last year: It’s beginning to look
Southern California Home Sales: Middle Class Priced Out Of Most Of The Area
Southern California Home Sales – San Gabriel Valley, Westside, are least-affordable slices of SoCal housing market.. Southern California Home Sales: So Cal Not Affordable By Middle
San Gabriel Valley Veterans Day: What’s Open and What’s Closed
Veterans Day In The San Gabriel Valley – A Quick List Of What’s Open And What’s Closed On Veterans Day. San Gabriel Valley Veteran’s Day: What’s
San Gabriel Valley Recreation: Cool Things To Do In The SGV
Things To Do In The San Gabriel Valley – What are your favorite recreational spots in the San Gabriel Valley? Share them in the comments below!
Southern California Home Sales: Sellers Are Lowering Prices
Southern California Home Sales – “More than a third of sellers in Orange County dropped their price in July. Los Angeles and Inland Empire sellers were
Arcadia Home Sales: City Is Preferred Area For Chinese Millionaires
Arcadia Home Sales – “The city, population 57,600, projects that about 150 older homes—53 percent more than normal—will be torn down this year and replaced with