7431 Franklin Avenue is a rare gem that transcends the boundaries of conventional design. It embodies a love and passion for artistry and invites you to weave your own tale within its walls.
US home prices saw a 1.7% increase in Q2 2017, rising 6.6% from the previous year, according to FHFA’s House Price Index. New home sales are climbing, but low inventory has driven prices up for six years.
According to the recently released National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) / Wells Fargo Housing Market Index, builder confidence is back on the rise after some concern over construction labor problems in the last report. The index rose 4 points from its July reading to 68, beating analysts’ consensus predictions of 65. “The fact that builder confidence has returned to the healthy levels we saw this spring is consistent with our forecast for a gradual strengthening in the housing market,” said NAHB Chief Economist Robert Dietz.
128 Granville Avenue, nestled in the prestigious Brentwood neighborhood of Los Angeles, embodies the epitome of luxury living. This Cape Cod-style home, shielded by a graceful wooden fence and electric gate, welcomes you with impeccable finishes and spacious elegance.
According to the recently released National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) / Wells Fargo Housing Market Index, builder confidence is back on the rise after some concern over construction labor problems in the last report. The index rose 4 points from its July reading to 68, beating analysts’ consensus predictions of 65.
Home prices continue to rise in the second quarter of 2017 against a diminished housing inventory that is hitting all-time lows. According to the National Association of Home Builders and First American Title Insurance Leading Markets Index (LMI), nearly 300 markets across the U.S. posted an increase in economic and housing activity from the first to the second quarter.
Living in North Manhattan Beach offers the desired SoCal lifestyle with added conveniences: great surf, lively restaurants, an easier commute to Los Angeles, and a strong local scene. As a place to enjoy life with little fuss, the hot property at 320 35th Street has much to offer the buyer looking for a low-maintenance, high-style lifestyle home. “On weekends, you wake up and don’t need to get in the car. You walk to the beach, to restaurants or yoga. The sheer ease of living here is priceless,” shares Realtor Richard Haynes of Manhattan Pacific Realty.
