roseville real estate update Fall 2017 Re/Max

2017 Fall update

Here we are, first little rain of the season.  What does this tell us about the real estate market in the Sacramento area and placer county.  Nothing you wouldn't or shouldn't expect.  Our market is doing fine and it's normal for values to dip in the fall.  I've added two graphs below that show a similar trend that identify what the housing market is doing here in Roseville and surround area.  You'll see that the upward trend has been consistent; however, a slight dip in the fall.

If you're considering buying a a house in the Roseville or Rocklin area, give me a call.  Interest rates are still low and if you wait until spring you'll wish you would have bought a house already.  On the flip side, if you're looking to sell, it's probably going to be a better time come spring if you can hold off.

I was just rated one of the top three real estate agents in Roseville by ThreeBestRated. 

Here's a link to see yours truly.

https://threebestrated.com/real-estate-agents-in-roseville-ca 

Placer and Sacramento County real estate update 8/30/17

The market trend continues...
I'm skeptical though, I think the market is due for a correction. We've shoot up again too much and too fast in accordance with peoples affordability.
I think we have a couple US markets to keep an eye on as they should decline before we do. When we start to see Florida, and Arizona drop, then I think we'll follow suit. The constant influx of bay area buyers will keep us stronger than other areas of our state and country.
Another key market indicator is market rents which have skyrocketed. Rents are up about 10% in the last year.
Looking forward to another strong year!

Home Prices ‘Unlikely’ to Reverse Course

Home prices increased in June 2017, and are unlikely to reverse course, reports the S&P Dow Jones Indices.

RISMEDIA.COM

August update: Roseville

Here we are in August already.  Wrapping up the nice summer we had, kids back in school already.

How is the real estate market and what can we expect?

In the past weeks, I've noticed a change in the market.  Demand is down and inventory is gaining.  I think we'll see 3-5% shift downward this winter.  We're due for a market check.  If you're a buyer right now and can wait until November, do it.  I think you'll be happy you did.  As for sellers, it's not so much a sellers market anymore.  We're more balanced right now, not a buyers market, nor sellers.

I have some new houses coming on the market soon in Roseville, Rio Linda, Orangevale, and a condo in Sacramento.

If you're looking for a one, I just listed a 8200 sqft house in Auburn.  1 millon for the view and only 600k for the house.  Great deal. (806 sunnyslope Way)

Another new one in Natomas, (5520 Lackland Rd) 2444 sqft 3/3 for 450K

Roseville and Rocklin Real Estate

Were seeing the beginning of some changes in the market.  There are some price points that are seeing some resistance and it's mostly the higher the price the less the buyer pool is.  Anything in the entry level, 300,000 to 400,000 in the Roseville / Rocklin area will go quickly.  Surrounding areas are hot too.  Take Orangevale for instance, we're seeing small 1300 sqft places going for the mid 300's.
The beginning of appraisal issues are here.  Values have been pushed where a new ceiling is being crated with every sale.  This trend cannot and will not go on much longer.  There will be a market correction coming in the near future.  I'm not calling it a bubble, but a market correction seems like a better description of what's to come.  One way or another, either supply and demand, interest rates, jobs, 10 year adjust coming due... something will come into play and reverse the values.  No one likes to take about the market going down, but it is a cycle.  The general consensus is around a 7 year cycle in california.  I think that's close when you look historically; however, the last recession was a whopper.  This time around is more like 10-11 years.
Here's my 2 cents for the day.  If you 're looking to buy or sell a home in Roseville, give me a call.

Chad Phillips
Re/Max Gold
916-390-1476