This winter proved to be especially brutal, not only for residents but also for the Tahoe/Truckee housing market.

Home prices have been falling since the pandemic highs, but the uncertain outlook for this year’s economy is leaving home sellers wondering what to expect for 2023. Real estate agent Jackie Ginley weighs in.

After the pandemic-driven real estate boom, which took the Tahoe/Truckee market by surprise, sent home prices skyrocketing, potential buyers are finally back in the driver’s seat.

Even hot markets have their limits. Although some homes are still going for above asking price, over-priced homes are creating room for negotiation.

2021 was a year for the real estate record books in Tahoe/Truckee.

More homes on the Tahoe/Truckee real estate market have begun to sell for at or closer to asking prices. But does that mean the market has begun to cool off?

Without a doubt, Truckee/North Tahoe experienced an influx of new residents in 2020, thanks in large part to the Covid-19 pandemic. But has anyone put a number to it?

Demand continues to exceed supply in the current real estate market. So where do we go from here?

COVID market sees second homes become primary residences while lakefront luxury sales see are booming.

The coronavirus pandemic has flooded the Tahoe real estate market with an unprecedented number of buyers seeking an escape from urban lifestyles that have shrunk in the wake of COVID-19. Here to give a recap of the hot market this hot summer is Jackie Ginley, a former Moonshine Ink investigative reporter, who is now a Tahoe/Truckee realtor.