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The seasonal slowdown is upon us, with the decrease in sales activity that is typical of this time of year. Yet with an increase in inventory, we’re seeing a rise in the number of lakefront sales.

The seasonal slowdown is upon us, with the decrease in sales activity that is typical of this time of year. Yet with an increase in inventory, we’re seeing a rise in the number of lakefront sales.

The seasonal slowdown is upon us, with the decrease in sales activity that is typical of this time of year. Yet with an increase in inventory, we’re seeing a rise in the number of lakefront sales.

While there are bargains awaiting potential homebuyers in the Tahoe/Truckee real estate market, it all depends greatly on how you define the word bargain.

With 362 homes actively listed for sale within the Tahoe Sierra MLS region as of Sept. 1, there’s no shortage of homes on the market. Yet, pricing seems largely unaffected by the competition, with the regional median home price hanging on at $1.4 million.

Why don’t more people rent out their homes in Tahoe? Does it have to do with the fact that short-term rentals are not regulated by the state, or because homeowners want to be able to use their vacation homes at any time? Tim Hauserman sets out to find the answers.

A growing supply of residential homes on the market is benefitting buyers by giving them a wider selection; however median price is holding strong at 10% above where it was last year.

TDPUD shares tips for beating the summertime heat without breaking the budget.

As increased inventory within the Tahoe Sierra MLS region puts pressure on sellers, all micro-regions — with the exception of lakefront properties — saw a dip in median price from May to June.

You can help keep our skies dark by using outdoor light fixtures that direct light downward in compliance with the DarkSky International regulations. Interior designer Sue Pipal has some recommendations.