When Demand Exceeds Supply
Demand continues to exceed supply in the current real estate market. So where do we go from here?
Lakefront Surge
COVID market sees second homes become primary residences while lakefront luxury sales see are booming.
Boom or Bust?
Will we see a significant uptick in the Tahoe/Truckee real estate market this summer once stay-at-home and nonessential shutdown mandates are lifted?
2019 in Prices
Economists like to talk about the housing market on a national level, but that has very little to do with what’s happening here in Tahoe. Here’s a year-end analysis of how the market’s doing.
To Buy or To Sell; That is the Question
Tahoe is largely a vacation home destination, a place where buyers don’t need to buy and sellers, often, don’t need to sell. Check out analysis on where we stand in the Tahoe housing market by Jackie Ginley.
A Year in Real Estate 2018
Here’s what happened in the real estate world last year.
Timing the Sale
Recessionary times aside, the best time to sell your home or condo is when there are lots of buyers in the market and little or no interesting inventory.
Enter: The Bidding War
The second quarter this year started with very limited single-family inventory at affordable price points. When the pent-up demand was unleashed on a new listing that showed well in a great location, the result was a white-knuckle experience for buyers.
Newer Builds Showcase Mountain Modern Aesthetic
Homes reminiscent of Frank Lloyd Wright are sprouting up around Tahoe and redefining the traditional Lodge aesthetic that has long defined mountain homes.