Liane Thomas, Realtor

Liane Thomas, Realtor Top Listing Agent Liane Thomas proudly serves Corona, Riverside, Lake Elsinore, Moreno Valley, Perris

Liane Thomas is a professional REALTOR® specializing in residential real estate in Corona, Norco, Riverside, Lake Elsinore, Perris, and surrounding communities. Liane's primary focus is listing homes for sale, and she is an expert in short sale negotiation. Working with Liane is Erin, a buyer specialists to help families find homes they love! Our goal is to give each customer the very best home buying or home selling experience.

09/17/2026

More Homes Hit the Market as Demand Cools | Liane Thomas and TheJetTeam.com, Bringing You Home!
We’re seeing an interesting shift in the housing market: in the four weeks ending August 23, new US listings nudged up 0.4% and total homes for sale increased by 0.5%, reaching their highest point since early second quarter. Yet, at the same time, pending home sales dipped 1.1%—the lowest in six months—reflecting how elevated housing costs are keeping many buyers on the sidelines, even as inventory improves nationwide.

The median home-sale price is now up 1.9% from last year, topping $400,000, while average mortgage rates hover near 7%, close to a 13-month high. For my clients—especially sellers in the Inland Empire—this means pricing realistically is more important than ever. With inventory rising and demand softening, buyers have more room to negotiate, especially on listings that have been on the market for several weeks. Sellers who stay flexible and strategic are best positioned for success in this evolving landscape.

09/17/2026

California's Down Payment Wait: 14.7 Years | Liane Thomas and TheJetTeam.com, Bringing You Home!
Saving for a 20% down payment in California has become a marathon—14.7 years is now the average timeline for a household to reach that milestone on a $776,200 home, based on a median income of $105,600. For those earning minimum wage, it’s a staggering 44.2 years. Our state’s unique geography—boxed in by the Pacific to the west and mountains on other sides—means most homes are clustered in high-demand coastal corridors, which only drives up land values. Add to that long-standing tax incentives that encourage owners to stay put, and it’s no surprise that inventory remains tight. Strong job growth in fields like tech and health care continues to draw buyers to California, making the competition even fiercer. Unless wage growth begins to outpace rising home prices, the path to homeownership will stay challenging. For first-time buyers especially, long-term planning and strategic preparation are more crucial than ever. As someone deeply experienced in the Inland Empire market and complex sales scenarios—from probate to 1031 exchanges—I see firsthand how these factors shape buyer and seller decisions every day.

09/15/2026

California's Dynamic Population Trends Highlight New Opportunities
Recent research shows California was one of just five states to see a decline in population last year—a shift that included a loss of roughly 9,465 residents, representing a 0.02% drop from 2024 to 2025. While nationwide population growth dipped below 1%, Vermont actually led with the steepest decline. California’s demographic profile remains diverse, with a median age of 39, 5.21% of residents under age 5, and 17.5% over 65. Shifts like these always shape our local real estate landscape, especially in markets like the Inland Empire where sellers and families making life transitions—such as probate, 1031 exchange, or divorce—need perspective grounded in real numbers. I keep a close eye on these trends to provide sound guidance to my clients navigating any stage of the market.

California's cheapest place to live in 2026 is a quaint alpine city less than 3 hours from L.A., where median home price...
09/11/2026

California's cheapest place to live in 2026 is a quaint alpine city less than 3 hours from L.A., where median home prices are just $325,000
For those seeking affordability in California, Porterville stands out as the state’s most budget-friendly city for 2026. With median home prices at $325,000 and average rents at $1,358, the cost of living here is 12% below the California average. As someone who specializes in helping sellers navigate unique situations across the Inland Empire—including probate, 1031 exchanges, and short sales—I know how important it is to consider these options when planning your next move. Cities like Fresno, Bakersfield, and Sacramento also offer more attainable housing, making it possible to find a home that fits both your needs and your budget.
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09/10/2026

California: $212K Income to Buy a Home | Liane Thomas and TheJetTeam.com, Bringing You Home!
It’s no secret that California homebuyers face some of the steepest challenges in the country. With the median home price hovering near $930,000, families now need an annual income of around $212,000 just to compete—far above the typical household income of $116,000. Even for those with steady jobs, solid salaries, and years of careful saving, the path to ownership remains tough. In the Bay Area, that gap widens further, with median prices at $1.4 million, making homeownership feel less attainable for many. While strategies like saving more, reducing debt, or moving farther from expensive job centers can help, the reality is that budgeting alone doesn’t bridge the full divide. These numbers highlight a crucial question for our communities: who can still make California work for them, and how do we ensure opportunity doesn’t slip away from ordinary working families? As someone who guides clients through the complexities of today’s market—whether it’s a first sale or a probate transaction—I see these challenges firsthand in the Inland Empire and beyond.

09/09/2026

Why Sacramento County Could Surprise Buyers | Liane Thomas and TheJetTeam.com, Bringing You Home!
Sacramento County’s real estate market is showing some interesting momentum—closed sales have jumped, even though inventory is still trailing last year’s numbers. I’m seeing more sellers step onto the field, but the pace of new listings being snapped up keeps the competition strong. Well-priced homes are still moving fast, so strategic pricing matters more than ever, especially as buyers get pickier about what they want. The market is favoring sellers right now, which sets Sacramento apart from some of the softer trends we’re seeing in other parts of California. For those considering selling or navigating unique situations—like probate or a 1031 exchange—understanding these shifts is key to making the most of your next move.

09/08/2026

CA's Most Affordable Places To Live
As someone dedicated to helping sellers navigate the diverse Inland Empire market, I always keep an eye on where value meets opportunity. Recent data highlights ten California cities where housing remains within reach, with median home values spanning $317K to $512K and rents between $1,358 and $2,400. Even more compelling, these areas have cost of living indexes 8% to 27% below the state average. For clients considering their next move—whether it’s a traditional sale, probate, or even a 1031 exchange—understanding these affordability pockets can make all the difference.

09/04/2026

California Homeownership Doesn’t Tip Until 47 | Liane Thomas and TheJetTeam.com, Bringing You Home!

09/02/2026

California Rules Discourage Condo Construction | Liane Thomas and TheJetTeam.com, Bringing You Home!

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