Checking Out Our 8-13-23 real estate in Roseville California Area
As usual, I've been staying busy – working with my great real estate clients, writing updates and sharing info on social media, enjoying seeing some GORGEOUS homes in some of our lovely 55+ retirement communities in Roseville and Lincoln, and having fun taking photos here, there and everywhere. Here's one now…
Tis the season for tasty tomatoes, that's for sure! Not to mention the lemons, limes, and plums we spotted while out.
And isn't this a handsome fella!
Definitely some interesting things to see when out looking at homes for sale in Roseville California and the surrounding area!Now it's time to check out how our local real estate in Roseville California area has been behaving…
8-13-23 Real Estate in Roseville California Area
- According to Metrolist MLS, there are currently 226 houses for sale in Roseville ranging in price from $299,000 to $4,500,000
- 28 Homes decreased in price in the last 7 days
- 3 Homes increased in price in the last 7 days
8-13-23 Real Estate in Rocklin CA Area
- According to Metrolist MLS, there are currently 94 houses for sale in Rocklin.
- 6 Homes decreased in price in the last 7 days
- 1 Home increased in price in the last 7 days
8-13-23 Real Estate in Lincoln CA
- According to Metrolist MLS, there are currently 117 houses for sale in Rocklin.
- 13 Homes decreased in price in the last 7 days
- 0 Homes increased in price in the last 7 days
8-13-23 Real Estate in Retirement Communities in Roseville CA
- According to Metrolist MLS, there are currently 27 houses for sale in all of our lovely Roseville CA 55 Plus Retirement Communities ranging in price from $429,000 – $785,000
- Of those – 9 are in the Silverado Homes at Eskaton Village; 9 are in Sun City Roseville; and the rest are in The Club at Westpark, Lennar Heritage homes, and Lennar Vineyard homes.
- 3 Homes homes decreased in price
Looking at the Broader Area of Placer and Sacramento Counties
Placer County
- According to Metrolist MLS, there are currently 710 houses for sale in Placer County ranging in price from $134,500 – $34,500,000
- 30 Homes decreased in price in the last 7 days
- 4 Homes increased in price in the last 7 days
Sacramento County
- According to Metrolist MLS, there are currently 991 houses for sale in Sacramento County
- 87 Homes decreased in price in the last 7 days
- 11 Homes increased in price in the last 7 days
Mortgage Rates Via Freddie Mac's weekly PMMS® Data
BOTTOM LINE For Our 8-13-23 Real Estate in Roseville California Area
As you can see above, the interest rates this week are almost the same as last week. As I've been out looking at homes with awesome real estate clients, we are running into other buyers as well. And yes! We could definitely use more homes to look at. If you need to sell, this is still a great time to do so. You may not get what you might have got a year or two ago. But you will most likely still get more than you would have 4 years ago!
If YOU need to buy or sell or both, do give me a call. I'd love to take good care of you and your real estate needs! 916-768-0127 or KayeSwainRE@gmail.com – And to sign up for my free newsletter, with info about our Roseville area, including fun holiday events, real estate updates, new restaurants and other businesses coming to our area and more – just go to KayeSwain.com/newsletters. If you prefer snail mail with cute cards and shorter updates, email me at KayeSwainRE@gmail.com and ask to be put on my cards list. 😊
Have a lovely week!
Curious about the difference between an average price and the median price? There's a great explanation at the Center for Real Estate at Wichita State University. Basically, “average and median are both measures of ‘central tendency,' in that they are intended to provide some indication of a typical or middle value of a set of data. The average is calculated by adding up all of the individual values and dividing this total by the number of observations. The median is calculated by taking the ‘middle' value, the value for which half of the observations are larger and half are smaller. When there is a possibility of extreme values, the median is generally the better measure to use.” And with all the extremes we are seeing in our area, THAT's why I generally use the median, although occasionally – like today – I will use the average as well. 😀
Click here for their great example.
All reports and info presented are based on data supplied by the MetroList MLS. The MetroList MLS does not guarantee or is not in anyway responsible for its accuracy. Data maintained by the MetroList MLS may not reflect all real estate activities in the market. Information deemed reliable but not guaranteed.
These figures and all figures in these articles include ONLY those homes on the MLS – a few of which may be brand new, most of which are traditional re-sale homes. 😊
