Your Market Data for: Ventura County May 2014 Your real estate information source.
Welcome to the latest issue of my newsletter!
As a real estate professional, I strive to keep in touch with my clients and provide them with information that I hope they will find useful. This newsletter is an opportunity to let you know about the state of the market and current trends. It may even touch on ways that you could enhance your home’s value. I hope the market data and articles will help you with understanding real estate today and help you with your real estate decisions. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me.
Chris B Johnson
Average Listing Price (last 12 months)
AVERAGE LIST PRICE IN APRIL
Single Family Homes | $1,101,886 | Condos/Townhomes | $382,075 | Multi-family Homes | $1,232,927 |
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Home Improvements and Which Ones to Do
Whether you plan to sell in the near future, or just want to improvethe value of your home, here is one low cost improvement you should consider.
Replace laminate kitchen countertops. This is a more expensive project than just painting, but it can dramatically improve the look of your kitchen-for less than 15 percent of the cost of gutting your kitchen and starting over. The laminates of today are available in all kind of colors and patterns, some of which resemble much more expensive solid surface materials, such as stone or tile.
Another benefit-replacing your laminate kitchen counters can be a one-day job, rather than the 8-12 weeks of disruption you can expect with a complete kitchen remodel.
Another benefit-replacing your laminate kitchen counters can be a one-day job, rather than the 8-12 weeks of disruption you can expect with a complete kitchen remodel.
Ventura County Real Estate Sales Data
Days on Market (last 12 months)
CURRENT AVERAGE DAYS ON MARKET IN APRIL
Single Family Homes | 115 | Condos/Townhomes | 96 | Multi-family Homes | 135 |
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An Easy Furniture Fix – Without Calling an Expert
Mask scratches in wood furniture
Although furniture refinishers would prefer to have your business, you can save hundreds of dollars by hiding scratches using one of several inexpensive methods. Pick up a putty pencil or scratch polish from the hardware store. Make sure it matches the colour of your wood finish. Apply as directed, and presto! The scratch disappears-not your money.
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