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Santa Clara County Home Inventory

vbrasil on May 29th 2009

What a week for home sales across the Santa Clara County west valley area.  You can see the numbers below in Santa Clara, Sunnyvale, Cupertino and even the highend markets has started to bounce back.  It is very evident that sales have picked up and inventory has started to drop across the board.  The conditions of low [...]

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Santa Clara County New Listings and Sold Listings

vbrasil on May 3rd 2009

These graphs show the weekly absorption of home sales and new listings that have come on the market. This is a very interesting statistic to follow. I have been following this statistic closely because I feel it tells you the whole story behind inventory. Are listings selling or not selling and are [...]

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Santa Clara County REO’s good deal or not?

vbrasil on Jan 23rd 2009

You hear on the tv and the paper that you can get a great deal on an REO.  You expect 50% savings off your dream home, after all isn’t this the worst real estate market in history?  Sounds great and it might just happen, but first you should take a look at some facts and [...]

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Should I Buy a Short Sale in the Santa Clara Valley?

vbrasil on Jan 22nd 2009

Short sales happen when home values fall and sellers do not receive enough cash from a buyer to pay off their existing mortgages, providing lenders agree to take less than the amount owed to them.
On the surface, it may appear that a short-sale buyer is getting a good deal. Although a slim margin of short [...]

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Prop. 60 & 90 Santa Clara County

vbrasil on Jan 15th 2009

Are you over 55 and thinking about selling your home and moving into something smaller, but worried about the tax implications when you relocate? If so, you aren’t alone. As the baby boomers find themselves approaching retirement age and becoming empty nesters, their housing needs are changing along with their lifestyles – but inflation and [...]

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