Carlsbad Real Estate - Debbie Lynn

01/31/2019

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02/28/2017

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03/08/2015

OPEN TODAY MARCH 8, 1 - 5PM! 7594 Circulo Sequoia, La Costa Oaks, Carlsbad 92009. Gorgeous family home on pool sized lot! 5 br, 5 ba plus loft with just under 4,400 s.f.. Highly upgraded Davidson home in desired La Costa Oaks neighborhood. Why buy new when all the upgrades are in and paid for?? Travertine and wood flooring, 3 car garage, BBQ station, fire pit and water feature, views from privacy slope! Neighborhood amenities include two large pools, play areas, work-out room and community party room! Low HOA and Mello-Roos! Stop by for some home-made banana bread and lemonade. See you there! Offered at $1,279,000.

05/26/2013

COME VISIT ME AT MY NEW LISTING IN LA COSTA OAKS TODAY!! 3535 Camino Cereza!

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12/26/2012

What’s in store for the California’s
housing market in 2013?
The recent positive headlines on the real
estate market show that housing has finally
turned the corner. Nationally home sales are
up 11.0 percent over that of 2011, and
sales of new homes are up 25 percent
from the year before. The median price
of new and existing homes nationally is also up
over 11% from a year ago. New residential
construction is soaring; since September 2011,
single-family housing starts have increased 43 percent,

In California housing fundamentals seem
strong as well. Existing home sales are up 5.9
percent for the year, while prices posted a
19.5 percent jump. Non-distressed sales
continue trending higher, currently at 63
percent of all sales, as compared to 30
percent in early 2009. Distressed sales, on
the other hand, dropped from 60 percent in
2009 to 37 percent. Increasing home prices
have certainly created a sense of urgency
among buyers causing many listings to have
multiple offers and to close above the listing
prices. Significantly low inventory constrained
sales for most of 2012. In September, the
unsold inventory index reached 3.2 months,
less than half of the historical average of 7
months. The REO inventory is even lower, at
1.8 months, and less than a month in some
Areas. The result of the low inventory is reflected
in the soaring home prices in many areas of San Diego.

Given the relatively solid 2012 housing trends, what is
California’s housing market in for in 2013? As Figure 1
summarizes, housing market is expected to continue
improving, albeit slower than what was seen in 2012. There
are several reasons for the cautious optimism. Growth in
home sales, forecasted to increase by 1.3 percent, is
expected to continue being constrained by low inventory.
Additionally, inventory will remain low across all price
ranges. Although the foreclosure pipeline does exist,
foreclosure inventory is expected to continue trickling down
rather slowly, and certainly not in a wave flooding the
market. Meanwhile, sellers are still waiting on the sidelines,
as 29 percent remain under water. Because of the lack of
inventory, prices are expected to show healthy gains next
year. The median price of existing single-family homes in
California is expected to increase 5.7 percent to $335,000.
What is much less certain is the future of mortgage
financing. While mortgage rates are expected to remain at
record low levels, further tightening of lending standards
appears inevitable, especially given the set of standards
which are supposed to take effect in January and are
intended to prevent risky mortgage lending.
All things considered, California’s housing market is
expected to have another positive year. It does not appear
that there is a lack of demand, particularly given the pent-up
demand that has accumulated over the past few years. As
for supply, increasing prices will lure sellers looking to
upgrade while also helping those with negative equity to
gain some equity back.



*Source, California Assoc. of Realtors

12/26/2012

Visit my Rancho Santa Fe page to see the new Horse ranch I just listed!!
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11/20/2012

ANOTHER SOLD IN RECORD TIME! Navigator Circle in Carlsbad, was in escrow within 7 days of listing! Helped the out of area client stage the home in yard to maximize top dollar price! Closed at $850,000! The photo is a snapshot of the audio commercial I produced to help market this home, in fact I located the Buyer myself! You can view the audio commercial at www.lagoonviews.info! Check it out!

10/16/2012

08/16/2012

This article provides great insight into the activities of International Home Buying. This year's Profile examines purchases of real estate in the United States by international clients, and the utilization of Realtor's services, for the twelve-month period ending in March 2012. Check it Out! http://www.realtor.org/reports/profile-of-international-home-buying-activity

We live in a global marketplace. While all real estate is local, not all property buyers are. A significant share of home purchases are made by people whose primary residence is outside of the U.S. Fi

08/07/2012

Check Out the Top 10 Cheapest Cities to Live in! Some of them may surprise you! http://realestate.msn.com/10-cheapest-us-cities-to-live-in #1

Housing, utilities, transportation, groceries and health care cost less in these cities, four of which are in Texas.

08/01/2012

Home values hit a bottom and are finally bouncing back. Nationwide, home values rose for the first annual increase since 2007. Check out the article for more information!

http://money.cnn.com/2012/07/24/real_estate/home-values/index.htm?source=linkedin

Home prices nationwide have hit a bottom, and home values are finally on the rise.