Buyers and sellers who haven’t been paying attention to Sonoma County real estate are surprised when they are told there’s a shortage of homes on the market. There has been some national and state news coverage of declining real estate inventory, but until you start looking for a home, the shortage is not slapping you […]
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Blu Homes in Healdsburg. It’s a match made in heaven. Blu Homes are a great example of smart, green construction and Healdsburg in the heart of Sonoma County’s wine country is a fantastic place to live…and eat. Sunset’s 2012 Idea House has been attracting large numbers of visitors every weekend during August. Sunset is keeping
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Nobody wants to buy at the top of the market. On the other hand, trying to practice market timing in real estate has proven to be almost impossible. Prices nationally are drifting slightly lower, but some markets have already started to strengthen and prices may be rising. If you aren’t keeping track of what’s going
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Sonoma County 2011 real estate stats show another boring year of price stability. For anxious buyers and sellers of Sonoma County real estate, the news of a flat marketplace is probably the most reassuring thing they could hear. They’re not going to get rich on price appreciation like everyone thought they would in the hot
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Country property has a vocabulary all its own. One often confusing term is “perc” or “perc test”. Perc is real estate jargon for “percolation”, a perfectly good word for the ability of soil to absorb moisture. Still, the word percolation manages to baffle people more accustomed to coffee percolation than septic systems. Since percolation is