Posts Tagged ‘Stockton’

Sacramento-San Joaquin River Delta

As a Stockton native I always miss the hot summer days and warm evenings when the weather changes in October. I enjoy playing a late round of golf until 8 PM, mowing the lawn or other outside chores in the late evening hours of summer. It won’t be long before we have to turn the clocks back an hour to standard time. Gee…will I adjust?

 Yes! With the cooler weather of autumn and the first winter storm of the season the San Joaquin River Delta comes alive for the fisherman. The fish start moving around and feeding to get ready for winter. The temperature of the water changes, the swimmers and water skiers are gone, the striped bass run is on. Let’s go fishing!

 The Sacramento-San Joaquin River Delta is an example of an inverted river delta, one of only a few worldwide. The delta consists of myriad small natural and man-made channels (locally called sloughs), creating a system of isolated lowland islands and wetlands defined by dikes or levees. The total area is around 1,100 square miles, around 70 reclaimed islands and tracts, surrounded by 1,100 miles of levees surrounded by 700 miles of waterways. The delta was originally marshland; reclamation was made by the building of levees, by Chinese laborers in the 1850s. Read more…”Thousand Miles of Waterways”

 Here is a link to one of my favorite websites! California Delta

Dave Fishing

Stockton Things To Do!

Celebrate the essence of California’s Central Valley as you wind your way through a culturally rich and diverse list of Stockton things to do. Enjoy a bike ride through miles of scenic parks and trails. Look for a replica of the Statue of Liberty on a Stockton Channel cruise. Take in a Broadway show. Explore local farmer’s markets. Marvel at world-class works of art, or discover unique crafts along the Miracle Mile. Sip a glass of zinfandel at a winery, or in a trendy restaurant. There’s never a dull moment in Stockton. Before your visit, let us guide you through the complete array of Stockton CA things to do.

Community Information!

Whether you’re buying a home, selling your home or relocating to the Stockton, California area the following information, resources and tools will help to guide your decision.

Stockton Real Estate – Realty World Dave Thurman

July 2009 Median Prices

County/City/Area            Jul-09              Jul-08              Y-T-Y % Change

San Joaquin County      $165,000         $220,500            -25.2%

Lodi                                    $180,000         $235,500           -23.6%

Manteca                             $193,000         $255,000          -24.3%

Ripon                                  $289,000         $328,500          -12.0%

Stockton                             $120,000         $160,000          -25.0%

Tracy                                   $239,500         $300,000          -20.2%

The above median home prices were generated from DataQuick Information Systems. For more real estate news and information check out the California Association of Realtors website at http://www.car.org

Foreclosure Sale!

thumbnailCACHQ1P4Just listed! Check out my new listing in Weston Ranch at 1932 Watercourse St, Stockton CA 95206. Built in 1999, over 1800 Sqft., 4 Bedroom 2 Bath with a family room, fireplace and inside laundry. Wow! Asking price only $119,000 and in good condition.

Want to know about Bank Repos and other Stockton properties for sale before listed on the MLS? Just call or email me! Homes are selling fast; new listings can be automatically sent to you everyday. Receive Daily Email Updates!

Median Home Price Jumps!

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San Joaquin market appears to be recovering, experts say.

The San Joaquin County real estate market appears to be on the rebound, industry professionals said after a July sales report posted a significant gain in the median price…Read more from Recordnet.com Real Estate

Are Stockton CA Home Prices Increasing or Decreasing?

hphousecashAlmost every home I have listed in the last six months or so was priced properly according to the most recent real estate data (comps). But also, almost every home received one or more offers at and sometimes above the asking price! What does all this mean? Am I working harder and better than all the other Realtors? Is my marketing that much more superior than the other real estate companies? I would like to say yes, but most likely all of us in the business are having the same results. Properties are selling quickly, if priced correctly to the market place and there are plenty of  buyers who are ready, willing and able to buy.

Stockton CA Residential real estate inventory is low and we have lots of buyers who want to buy now!

The median price paid for a Bay Area home jumped in May as more expensive homes started to sell again. The overall number of homes sold increased for the ninth month in a row… full story

In my opinion… the worm has turned! What do you think?

Realty World – Dave Thurman

New Listing Sold in 12 Days!

516-bird-aveMy new listing located at 516 Bird Ave, Stockton CA sold in only 12 days! One of the reasons I get such fast results is because with REALTY WORLD my listings are submitted to many internet portals which have a huge amount of real estate traffic. My listings are submitted to Trulia, Yahoo, Google, Zillow, and many other Web sites. Also, I have four of our own office websites  which are always up-to-date with new listings and foreclosures properties. Take a look and decide for yourself…List with us and start packing.

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Sales Are Strong But Inventory is Low!

OldHouseForSaleIn San Joaquin County, historically very low mortgage interest rates have combined with very low prices driven by foreclosures which brought out all the buyers in bunches. Now, we seem to be running out of inventory! Where is are all the new foreclosure listings? That’s what all the Stockton REALTORS® are asking about now, especially since we all have learned how to work with and get along with banks and asset managers. We have the lowest number of homes on the market since 2005. Well, if you think the foreclosures are done, just drive around town and try and count all the vacant houses!

RealtyTrac: April foreclosures rise 32 percent…MIAMI — The number of U.S. households faced with losing their homes to foreclosure jumped 32 percent in April compared with the same month last year, with Nevada, Florida and California showing the highest rates, according to data released Wednesday.

More than 342,000 households received at least one foreclosure-related notice in April, RealtyTrac Inc. said. That means one in every 374 U.S. housing units received a foreclosure filing last month, the highest monthly rate since the Irvine, Calif.-based foreclosure listing firm began its report in January 2005.

April was the second straight month with more than 300,000 households receiving a foreclosure filing, as the number of borrowers with mortgage troubles failed to abate.

Sold Listing at Moorcroft Circle

I’ve just sold a Bank-owned (REO) property at Moorcroft Circle in Stockton. Come and visit my site to see other properties in that area. If you are interested in looking for or selling your home, please Contact Me.

Sold Listing at Moraga Lane

I’ve just sold a Bank-owned (REO) property at Moraga Lane in Stockton. Come and visit my site to see other properties in that area. If you are interested in looking for or selling your home, please Contact Me.