Janette Ledea, Realtor Serving Los Angeles County

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Janette Ledea, Realtor Serving Los Angeles County Janette Ledea, Realtor, e-Pro, GRI, SRES, CDPE, was born and raised in Los Angeles, CA and has been Janette has a B.A.

in Psychology, minor in Business, from CSUN. She has been awarded the 100% Club and/or Executive Club with Re/Max, every year, for her outstanding performance and achievements in sales. Her designations are as follows:

e-PRO® designation, proves to consumers the most advanced real estate technology to provide exceptional service. CDPE designation(Certified Distress Property Expert), through comprehensive training and experience, CDPEs have the tools to help homeowners find the best solutions for their unique situations and to avoid foreclosure through the efficient ex*****on of a short sale. GRI designation(Graduate Realtor Institute). A real estate professional who has made the commitment to provide a high level of professional services by securing a strong educational foundation.

Gen Z buyers lead every generation on affordability trade-offsAs someone who’s guided clients through the LA market sinc...
10/10/2026

Gen Z buyers lead every generation on affordability trade-offs
As someone who’s guided clients through the LA market since 2005, I’ve noticed each generation approaches homeownership differently. Recent trends show Gen Z buyers are leading the way in making affordability trade-offs—they’re more open to adjusting their budgets and embracing smaller homes if it means owning property. Canadians are especially willing to downsize, while British buyers tend to hold firm on their preferences. My experience with a diverse clientele—ranging from first-time buyers to luxury and investment property seekers—reminds me how important it is to understand what each client values most. Whether it’s flexibility or holding out for the perfect fit, every path to homeownership is unique.


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10/08/2026

Mortgage Rates Aren’t Backing Down Yet
As someone who’s navigated Los Angeles real estate since 2005, I know how much a shift in mortgage rates shapes your options—whether you’re buying, investing, or refinancing. Right now, rates are still holding near 7%, and with inflation remaining stubborn, affordability remains a real challenge. There’s even a chance rates could edge higher if the Fed tightens again or if mortgage-backed securities spreads widen further. For meaningful relief, we’ll need to see steady progress on inflation, stable long-term yields, and more positive signals from the Fed and the MBS market. Until then, I recommend using current rates as your planning baseline—any future drop should be considered a bonus. If you’re weighing your next step in sales, investment, or specialized properties like adult residential care, it pays to stay informed and plan carefully.

10/07/2026

Pasadena - Most Affordable Homes of September 2026
Exploring affordable options in Pasadena this September 2026? Here’s a curated look at the most budget-friendly homes currently available, with prices starting at $415,000. As someone who’s helped clients navigate both starter homes and investment properties since 2005, I know that finding value in Pasadena’s dynamic market requires a personal touch and a keen eye for opportunity. From Listing SR26179346 at $415,000 to P1-27227 just under $500,000, each property offers its own unique potential—whether you’re a first-time buyer or looking to expand your portfolio. My approach has always been rooted in local knowledge and attentive service, so if you’re considering your next move in Pasadena, let’s explore these opportunities together.

10/05/2026

Pasadena - Most Expensive Homes of September 2026
As someone who’s been immersed in Pasadena’s luxury real estate market for years, I always enjoy keeping an eye on the city’s most exclusive listings. For September 2026, Pasadena’s top-tier properties truly showcase the best our market has to offer. The highest-priced home is listed at $45,000,000, followed by standout properties at $22,000,000 and $19,999,000, with several others ranging from $11,995,000 to $5,280,000. Each of these homes brings its own unique character and value to the community. My experience with luxury homes and investment properties has taught me how much detail and dedication goes into finding the right fit in this level of the market. If you’re curious about what sets these homes apart or what opportunities exist in Pasadena’s high-end market, I’m always happy to offer insight.

10/01/2026

U.S. Housing Market Rebalances Slowly
The U.S. housing market is continuing to rebalance, though the pace remains measured rather than dramatic. As of the latest data, active inventory is up about 4% year-over-year across the country, but that growth has cooled for the first time in five weeks—an encouraging sign for buyers looking for more options, yet not a flood of new supply. Homes are spending around 61 days on the market, which is unchanged from last year and consistent with the late third-quarter trend we often see after a faster-moving early 2026. New listings are down roughly 1% from last year, bringing us close to 2025’s activity levels. This reflects ongoing affordability concerns for buyers and some sellers’ hesitance to test the waters on pricing. The median listing price now sits at $419,000, a slight dip of about 1% year-over-year, with price per square foot at $222—the lowest since early Q1 2026. Inventory growth and higher mortgage rates are gradually tilting the market toward buyers, but overall, things are moving at a steady, deliberate pace. As a Los Angeles native working in real estate since 2005, I continue to keep a close eye on these national trends to help guide clients—whether you’re considering a sale, purchase, or investment property—through a market that rewards patience and informed decisions.

09/30/2026

The Best Time to Buy a Home in 2026
Looking ahead to 2026, there’s a window that stands out for buyers aiming to maximize both selection and value. From September 27 to October 3, the national housing market is expected to offer a unique combination: an expanded mix of inventory, softer pricing, less competition, and a slower market pace. During this period, active listings could be up 31.9% compared to the start of the year and 13.3% above the average week—meaning more choices for buyers across the country. Listing prices are projected to be 3.5% below their seasonal high, which could translate to around $14,000 in savings on a median-priced home near $416,000. Competition is also anticipated to drop 30.1% from its annual peak, with homes likely to spend about 64 days on the market—giving buyers valuable time to consider their options. As someone who has helped clients navigate every market turn since 2005, I know that timing can make all the difference. With listings growing annually and demand softening, early fall could bring wider choices, while late fall may offer even more price flexibility. Whether you're searching for your first home, a luxury retreat, or a savvy investment, understanding these seasonal trends can help you make confident, informed decisions.

09/30/2026

Roof Repair in Pasadena: When to Call a Pro
Roof problems in Pasadena can quickly turn small issues into big headaches—think moisture damage and even mold. Over the years helping clients with investments and home sales, I’ve seen how things like water stains, missing shingles, damaged flashing, or a sagging roof can signal it’s time to bring in a pro. Getting a professional inspection and making timely repairs goes a long way to protect your property and preserve its value. Whether it’s your family home or an investment property, staying ahead of roof maintenance is a smart move for long-term peace of mind.

09/28/2026

What Smaller U.S. Homes Could Mean for Buyers
Over the last decade, the average size of new single-family homes sold in the U.S. has trimmed down from 2,700 to 2,400 square feet—even as the price per square foot has jumped about 72%. By 2025, one in four new homes will be under 1,800 square feet, a notable shift from the one-in-six a decade ago. Larger homes (3,000+ sq ft) now make up just one in five new builds, compared to about one in three previously. This trend toward smaller footprints is largely driven by builders working to balance rising land, labor, and material costs, aiming to keep homeownership within reach despite mortgage rates hovering around 6% to 7%. For first-time and budget-conscious buyers, this can mean more manageable down payments and monthly expenses, even though the higher price per square foot keeps affordability a challenge. Having guided clients through market changes since 2005, I see how these shifts can open new doors for buyers—especially in areas like Los Angeles where every square foot counts.

09/23/2026

More Homes Hit the Market as Demand Cools
We’re seeing a noticeable shift in the US housing market: in the four weeks ending August 23, new listings increased by 0.4%, and total homes for sale ticked up by 0.5%—the highest inventory since early Q2. Yet, despite more options, pending home sales dropped by 1.1% to a six-month low. With the median sale price rising 1.9% year-over-year to over $400,000 and mortgage rates hovering near 7% (a 13-month high), many buyers are holding back. For those still searching, these conditions can open doors to better negotiations and potential price cuts, especially on homes that have been listed for several weeks. As someone who’s navigated Los Angeles real estate since 2005, I know that sellers who approach the market with realistic pricing see more success—while buyers have more leverage to find the right fit. These trends remind us that timing, strategy, and an informed perspective matter more than ever.

09/22/2026

New Listings Rise as Summer Comes to a Close
As we transition from summer into fall, I’m noticing a shift in our real estate landscape. New home listings across the U.S. just climbed 1.2%, reaching a three-month high—even as pending sales dipped 1.3% to their lowest point since March. Interestingly, the median asking price saw a slight 0.1% decrease, though the median sale price is still up 1.8% from last year. With higher mortgage rates and some economic uncertainty, these trends highlight the importance of experience and strategy—especially when navigating sales, investments, or unique properties like luxury homes and residential care facilities. Staying informed makes all the difference.

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