Are Pasadena Home Prices Headed Higher?

Pasadena home prices which were in a nose dive for about 2 1/2 years are rebounding. For all intents and purposes, it appears the bottom was reached in January 2009 and we have been in recovery mode since then. With the high recorded in December of ’06 at about $710,000 and then falling to $425,000 [...]

Delacey Place, Pasadena’s New Address of Elegance

Located just south of Old Town is Pasadena’s newest condominium development, Delacey Place. Delacey follows the construction trend of “mixed use” which combines commercial / retail office space on the first level followed by residential units on the upper floors. This concept was recently incorporated into Pasadena Place, Lake @ Walnut, The Dalton and the [...]

The DOM, Housing’s Most Misunderstood and Abused Measurement

DOM or more commonly known as Days on Market is one measurement used in the housing market that is often misunderstood. The reason being is it is so easily and often manipulated. Many times the data supposedly represented actually provides false or misleading information. Its intention was to provide a quick indication of how long [...]

Helping Pasadena Homeowner’s in Foreclosure

If you are a homeowner, the word foreclosure can send chills up your spine. It can be an intimidating process simply because you don’t know what to do, where to turn or what help if any is available. Now is not the time to become timid, but rather this is your opportunity to be proactive [...]

Will California Extend The New Home Tax Credit?

The State of California may be laying off school teachers, furloughing state employees and attempting to come up with some creative accounting to address the budget deficit, but one thing appears to be sacrosanct. Real estate, or more specifically home buyers who are purchasing new construction may receive “most favored” status as the program that [...]

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