Desert Homes Today Realty
Carey Ann Parker REALTOR®
(760) 771-8468 (24 Hours)
P.O. Box 5160, La Quinta, California 92248
Cell: 760 333-7389  Email: cparker@dc.rr.com

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Are YOU In the Market NOW and Would Like To Make the BEST DEAL Possible on a Home or Property in the Desert TODAY? Please Contact Carey Ann Parker, REALTOR® NOW! 760 771-8468 (24 Hours!)

Carey Ann Parker
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Local Real Estate News
 
May 2, 2007
The Desert Sun		 Valley growth slows slightly
 
March 21, 2007
The Desert Sun		 Rebounding home sales
Experts say 2007 forecast’s a tad brighter for mid-priced homes
March 21, 2007
The Desert Sun		 Valley home sales down 25%
Experts: Market returniValley home sales down 25%ng to a sustainable pace after boom
February 11, 2007
The Desert Sun		 Housing not really in a slump
Experts: 'Bubble' never was, never burst; valley on rebound
October 25, 2006
The Desert Sun		 Don't Call it a Bubble
Housing Market Actually Nearing Normalcy
October 20, 2006
The Desert Sun		 Foreclosures on the Rise
Experts Not Surprised by the Trend
October 15, 2006
Desert Sun Newspaper		 Buyers and Sellers Having to Re-adjust Expectations
Coachella Valley market is changing ,but prices have not fallen like other areas. 
October 15, 2006
Desert Sun Newspaper		 Experts Weigh in on Real Estate Market's Future in Valley
Money is there, but consumers waiting to pull buying trigger.
October 15, 2006
Desert Sun Newspaper		 Realtors Struggle with Snail-Slow Sales
Money is there, but consumers waiting to pull buying trigger.
September 29, 2006
Desert Sun Newspaper		 Home Sales Continue to See Fall in Valley
Though experts starting to see rise in home shopping activity.  The Coachella Valley's August median home price of $389,000 came in 8.1 percent higher than a year ago.