Wilbur Real Estate Group

On average, people move every 7-8 years, however it's skewed towards younger: age 18-45 move an average of 5-6 times; 45 and up, 2-3 more times.
I'm somewhat in awe when a middle age person shares with me they are living in the home they were raised in. Or even that they live in the town where they went to high school.

And who's selling to all those poised Millennial buyers? Why it's us, the Baby Boomers! It should also be noted that 77% of those Baby Boomers want to stay in place.

Here's to a revived real estate market in 2024!

Dear Cheyenne,

Downsizing is hard and so is climbing a mountain! Each begins with a first step, and then another, and then another, and then before you know it, you've done it. Look what you've accomplished! It's empowering. Call me to discuss, 626-437-9160, but first, check out the tips below.
Regards,
Cheyenne

120 Highland Drive 40, Carmel-by-the-Sea, CA 93921

1220 Ruberta Avenue, Glendale, CA 91201

For first time home buyers, this special section from the Los Angeles Times is packed with useful information:
https://www.latimes.com/business/firsthome

The Great SoCal House Hunt Buying a home for the first time is one of life’s sweet milestones.

Definitely a useful tool when writing an offer. Read on.

Will that love letter help seal the deal — or add to housing discrimination? "Buyer interest" letters are common in ultra-competitive housing markets like California's, even though they raise questions of discrimination.