http://www.eastbayrealestate.com/real-estate/some-east-bay-real-estate-micro-markets-still-thriving/ Mon, 30 Jan 2012 15:35:39 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 http://www.eastbayrealestate.com/real-estate/some-east-bay-real-estate-micro-markets-still-thriving/comment-page-1/#comment-3528 East Bay Real Estate: 2011 – End Of The Housing Crash! » East Bay Real Estate Sun, 27 Mar 2011 21:27:54 +0000 http://www.eastbayrealestate.com/?p=1116#comment-3528 [...] markets in the East Bay! In past articles Jim Walberg has addressed the hundreds of real estate micro markets in the East Bay. It appears ALL will begin their price recovery in 2011 except the $1.5 million market. That market [...] [...] markets in the East Bay! In past articles Jim Walberg has addressed the hundreds of real estate micro markets in the East Bay. It appears ALL will begin their price recovery in 2011 except the $1.5 million market. That market [...]

]]> http://www.eastbayrealestate.com/real-estate/some-east-bay-real-estate-micro-markets-still-thriving/comment-page-1/#comment-3509 East Bay Real Estate: THE WEST SIDE STORY! » East Bay Real Estate Tue, 11 Jan 2011 02:24:40 +0000 http://www.eastbayrealestate.com/?p=1116#comment-3509 [...] the West Side of Danville and Alamo are considered one of the most desirable micro-markets for young families in the East Bay.  The quality of life is just amazing. You can walk or ride your [...] [...] the West Side of Danville and Alamo are considered one of the most desirable micro-markets for young families in the East Bay.  The quality of life is just amazing. You can walk or ride your [...]

]]> http://www.eastbayrealestate.com/real-estate/some-east-bay-real-estate-micro-markets-still-thriving/comment-page-1/#comment-2700 East Bay Real Estate: 2009 Fourth Quarter Can = BIG Results! » East Bay Real Estate Mon, 30 Nov 2009 04:22:29 +0000 http://www.eastbayrealestate.com/?p=1116#comment-2700 [...] three months as opposed to it actually being a true statement.  The fourth quarter has been our BIGGEST quarter over a half of the time the past 20+ [...] [...] three months as opposed to it actually being a true statement.  The fourth quarter has been our BIGGEST quarter over a half of the time the past 20+ [...]

]]> http://www.eastbayrealestate.com/real-estate/some-east-bay-real-estate-micro-markets-still-thriving/comment-page-1/#comment-1822 September U.S. Home Sales UP 9.4%! An East Bay Real Estate False Indicator? » East Bay Real Estate Sat, 31 Oct 2009 23:02:43 +0000 http://www.eastbayrealestate.com/?p=1116#comment-1822 [...] Jim Walberg states that all real estate is local, remember? The Bay Area home sales for September were up 8.4%.  It doesn’t matter what the National averages are, it only matters what the stats are in our local market.  And within our local markets are niche markets.  Do you really care about what the statistics are in Kansas City?  No.  What you care about is what is happening with home sales in the East Bay real estate markets.  But, here is the info from September’s home sales anyway.  Last month was the largest monthly increase in home sales in the U.S. in the last 26 years!  That is great news for our economy.  I believe that the reason why September was so robust in home sales was because of the panic that the Home Buyers Tax Credit was ending on November 30th.  ( We now know that Senator Harry Reid is authoring a bill to extend it to April 30, 2010.) The September jump in homes sales revised the projected home sales for 2009 to 5.57 million!  “There’s a mini-boom going on in the housing market,” said Thomas Popik, who conducts a monthly survey of real estate agents for Campbell Communications, a research firm. [...] [...] Jim Walberg states that all real estate is local, remember? The Bay Area home sales for September were up 8.4%.  It doesn’t matter what the National averages are, it only matters what the stats are in our local market.  And within our local markets are niche markets.  Do you really care about what the statistics are in Kansas City?  No.  What you care about is what is happening with home sales in the East Bay real estate markets.  But, here is the info from September’s home sales anyway.  Last month was the largest monthly increase in home sales in the U.S. in the last 26 years!  That is great news for our economy.  I believe that the reason why September was so robust in home sales was because of the panic that the Home Buyers Tax Credit was ending on November 30th.  ( We now know that Senator Harry Reid is authoring a bill to extend it to April 30, 2010.) The September jump in homes sales revised the projected home sales for 2009 to 5.57 million!  “There’s a mini-boom going on in the housing market,” said Thomas Popik, who conducts a monthly survey of real estate agents for Campbell Communications, a research firm. [...]

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