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4th of July and More

Posted on June 28, 2016 | Leave a comment

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Menifee Independence Day Celebration   July 2
Family Games, Craft Vendors, Live Music Bands, Expanded Kids’ Zone; 131 ft. inflatable obstacle course, bubble bowling, and jumpers for kids. Parade starts at 5pm. Free fireworks show at the end of the night.
4-9:30pm / Wheatfield Park: Menifee Rd & La Piedra Rd.
(951) 672-6777 / www.cityofmenifee.us

July 4th Fireworks Spectacular Over the Lake   July 4
Free Public viewing locations include Lakepoint Park, Elm Grove Beach, Davis Fishing Beach, Whiskers Fishing Beach and a portion of levee system. Paid viewing locations include all the commercial campgrounds.
9pm / Lake Elsinore
(951) 245-8848 / www.lakeelsinorechamber.com

Temecula Family First Independence Day Parade   July 4
The spirited, morning tradition includes patriotic equestrians, marchers, and floats traveling Old Town Front Street.
10-12pm / Old Town Temecula
(951) 694-6480 / temeculaevents.org

Temecula 4th of July Family Fun & Fireworks   July 4
Festivities start at 2pm. Fireworks start at 9pm sharp. Music broadcasted on KATY 101.3 Food Vendors and Kids Fun Zone. Entertainment from 2pm-9pm on the main stage. CRC Pool is open from 11am-3pm.
2-9pm / Ronald Reagan Sports Park: 30875 Rancho Vista Rd.
(951) 694-6480 / temeculaevents.org

Perris 4th of July Celebration   July 4
Residents of the City of Perris will be admitted free to Perris Auto Speedway when the popular Riverside County racing facility celebrates Independence Day this Monday, July 4, with a night of sprint car racing and the biggest and best Fireworks show in Riverside County.
3-10pm / Perris Auto Speedway
(951) 943-6100 / www.cityofperris.org/july4

San Jacinto Independence Day Hometown Parade   July 4
9am / San Jacinto Avenue
(818) 231-0932 / www.san-jacinto.ca.us

Canyon Lake July 4th Fireworks Show   July 4
Following tradition, the Association is planning another spectacular fireworks show for July 4.
(951) 244-6841 / www.canyonlakepoa.com

Wildomar City Birthday Celebration July 9
5-10pm / Marna O’Brien Park: 20505 Palomar Street
(951) 677-7751 / http://www.cityofwildomar.org

Looking for any other information about the area? We’re available by phone, text or email at 951-522-0518 or april@teamgreer.com

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Posted in Community, Free Event, Kids and Fun, Living in Murrieta, Living in Temecula, Menifee, Temecula, Wildomar, Winchester

Tagged 4th of July, Community Events, Fireworks, French Valley Winchester, KIDS, Lake Elsinore, Local Fun, Menifee, Murrieta, Parades, Temecula News & Safety

Temecula Summer Activities

Posted on June 13, 2016 | Leave a comment

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Posted in Community, Free Event, Kids and Fun, Living in Murrieta, Living in Temecula

Tagged Community Events, French Valley Winchester, KIDS, Local Fun, Murrieta, Temecula, Temecula News & Safety

Small Business Seminar, Free in Temecula

Posted on August 10, 2015 | Leave a comment

Southwest Riverside Small Business Seminar & Resource Expo

“Strategies for Success in Today’s Economy” Friday, August 21, 2015 9am-2:30pm

Temecula Conference Center 41000 Main Street, Temecula *Free Parking at Civic Center Parking Garage

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Posted in Community, Free Event, Helping Others, Murrieta, Small Business, Temecula, Winchester

Tagged Community Events, French Valley Winchester, Helping Others, Lake Elsinore, Menifee, Murrieta, Small Business, Temecula News & Safety

Southern California October 2013 Real Estate

Posted on November 13, 2013 | Leave a comment

“SOUTHLAND”

includes Riverside, San Bernardino, San Diego, LA and Orange Counties:

Cash Buyers accounted for 27.5% of October 2013 Southland home sales, compared with 32.8% the year before. They paid a median price of $337,000, up 34.8% from a year earlier. Since 1988 the monthly average for cash buyers is 16.3%.

Absentee buyers (investors) bought 26.5% of Southland homes sold in October 2013. Absentee buyers paid a median price of $316,000, up 30.8% from a year earlier. The monthly average for absentee buyers since 2000 is 18.4%.

All lenders combined provided $5.7 billion in mortgage money to Southern California home buyers in October 2013. Home buyers in October put $4.3 billion of their own money on the table in the form of a down payment or as an outright cash purchase.

Foreclosure re-sales (properties foreclosed on in the prior 12 months) made up 6.3% of the Southland re-sale market in October 2013, the lowest level since it was 5.5% in May of 2007. That was down from 16.3% in October 2012. Foreclosure re-sales peaked at 56.7% in February 2009.

Short sales made up an estimated 12.9% of Southland re-sales in October 2013. That was down from 27.2% in October 2012.

The typical monthly payment that a Southland buyer committed themselves to paying in October 2013 was $1,499.00, up from $1,115.00 a year earlier. Adjusted for inflation, last month’s typical monthly payments are 48.8% below the current cycle peak of July 2007.

*Median Price=half more/half less. * All information deemed reliable but not guaranteed. For questions or financial, tax or estate planning, we suggest you contact an attorney or certified public accountant. Data taken from dqnews.com 11-12-13

Curious what this all means for your your home in Southwest Riverside County…what we refer to as the Temecula Valley? Reach out to us however you feel comfortable and we can give you an idea of what your home is worth by providing you with details on the sales around you that have occurred most recently.

Gary and April Greer at 951-522-0518 or email us at april@teamgreer.com

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Posted in Buying a Home, Real Estate, Selling Homes, Short Sales

Tagged Buying Houses, Cash Buyers, French Valley Winchester, Lake Elsinore, Median Prices, Menifee, Murrieta, Real Estate Market, Selling Houses, Southern California home buyers, Southland, Temecula

Southern California Sale Update

Posted on September 17, 2013 | Leave a comment

SOUTHLAND MEDIAN SALES PRICES CONTINUE TO BE UP SHARPLY…MONTH TO MONTH-YEAR OVER YEAR.

(exert from dqnews.com 9/12/13)
*MEDIAN PRICE AUG 2012 VS AUG 2013
Riverside County + 26.20% ($265,000)

San Bernardino County +25.10% ($210,250)

San Diego County +20.20% ($415,000)

Los Angeles County +28.10% ($429,000)

Orange County +19.90% ($560,000)

Cash Buyers accounted for 27.6% of August 2013 Southland home sales, compared with 32.3% the year before. They paid a median price of $325,000, up 31% from a year earlier. Since 1988 the monthly average for cash buyers is 16.2%.

Absentee buyers (investors) bought 26.3% of Southland homes sold in August 2013. Absentee buyers paid a median price of $310,000, up 31.4% from a year earlier. The monthly average for absentee buyers since 2000 is 18.3%.

All lenders combined provided $6.36 billion in mortgage money to Southern California home buyers in August 2013, up from $5.45 billion in August 2012.

Foreclosure re-sales (properties foreclosed on in the prior 12 months) made up 7.1% of the Southland resale market in August 2013, the lowest level since it was 5.5% in June of 2007. That was down from 19.2% in August 2012. Foreclosure re-sales peaked at 56.7% in February 2009.

Short sales made up an estimated 13.6% of Southland re-sales in August 2013. That was down from 26.6% in August 2012.

The typical monthly payment that a Southland buyer committed themselves to paying in August 2013 was $1,545.00, up from $1,124.00 a year earlier. Adjusted for inflation, last month’s typical monthly payments are 47.1% below the current cycle peak of July 2007.

Are you considering investing in real estate in our market area? Let us know how we can help!

Gary and April Greer team4greer@gmail.com or (951) 522-0518

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Posted in Buying a Home, Real Estate, Selling Homes

Tagged Buying Houses, French Valley Winchester, Lake Elsinore, Median Prices, Menifee, Murrieta, Real Estate, Real Estate Market, Selling Houses

Temecula Valley, Is It Time To Sell?

Posted on April 9, 2013 | Leave a comment

IS IT TIME TO SELL?

The real estate market in the Temecula Valley is showing more than just signs of recovery. More and more equity sellers are putting their homes on the market and selling their homes in a short period of time and at a higher price than we have seen in years. Foreclosure sales are still relevent but not in the record numbers that the media has given hype over. Short sale listings are scarce. Mortgage rates are ridiculously low. Buyers are everywhere and Realtors (including ourselves) are pounding the pavement looking for something to sell them!

Is it time for you to sell?

We can provide a professional opinion on potential value for your home to help you make that decision. We can be reached at 951-522-0518 April or 951-522-6308 Gary. Our email address is team4greer@gmail.com

The graph below is a snapshot of California in general. Keep in mind that some parts of California (Temecula included) tend to outpace others.