Desert Homes Today Realty
Carey Ann Parker REALTORŪ
(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, REALTORŪ NOW! 760 771-8468 (24 Hours!)

Carey Ann Parker
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Local and National Real Estate News

 

January 2, 2005, The Desert Sun
Coachella's Valley Median Home Price:  $400,000

The Coachella Valley's median home sales price hit a record $400,000 in November, a 23 percent increase from a year ago propelled by buyers of high-end second homes and retirement residences.  See the full article...

November 23, 2005, The Desert Sun
Valley housing market holding steady
Median prices remain firm as unsold resale inventory growing

Coachella Valley real estate prices held firm in October, with the median sales price of $375,000 matching September's figure, according to data released Tuesday by research firm DataQuick Information Systems. The total 1,036 properties sold during the month was down 17.2 percent from a year ago.  However, fulfilling local experts' projections of a soft landing for the market, the overall year-over-year appreciation rate was 17.6 percent, as the valley remained popular with buyers from coastal regions where prices are higher.   That appreciation is down from 28.6 percent seen a year ago and the peak 33.5 percent posted in the second quarter of 2004, but still beats the latest Southern California average of 15.4 percent, according to DataQuick.  See the full article...