'Lincoln' Category
Home Sales Report – Lincoln, Ca – 6/8 to 6/12
June 19th, 2009 categories: Home Sales Reports, Lincoln
13 Homes Close Last Week
Sales activity in Lincoln was respectable last week. 13 sales in the city overall is a good week. Anything that keeps homes selling is a plus. That said, the averages for the currently available homes for sale were a bit shocking.
There are a lot of overpriced homes on the market in all of South Placer County. With all of the appraisal issues that we now have in the industry, it almost seems ridiculous to overprice a home. That said, it has always seemed that way to me regardless of the market conditions.
Here are the averages for the homes that sold last week:
Beds & Baths – 3 / 2
Square Feet – 2055
List Price – $357,461
Sold Price – $348,418
Days on the Market – 86
Homes for Sale in Lincoln
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Homes Sales Report – Lincoln Crossing, Lincoln 5/27 to 6/3
June 4th, 2009 categories: Home Sales Reports, Lincoln
Home sales in Lincoln Crossing this week have been brisk. That’s good to see. This community has been hit very hard during the downturn.
5 homes closed escrow this week in Lincoln Crossing with an average square footage of 2261 and an average sales price of $253,700. The average days on the market was 48.
As of this writing, there are 31 homes for sale and 36 pending sales in this community.
Here are the homes that sold this week:
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Lincoln Crossing Sales Report – 5/07 to 5/28
May 28th, 2009 categories: Home Sales Reports, Lincoln
Lincoln Crossing is in a great location. Located very near Hwy 65 on the very southern border of the City of Lincoln, it’s close to everything in the Rocklin and Roseville area. Over the last couple of years, “big box” stores and restaurants have moved in close to the development to make living there much more convenient.
In addition to the convenient location, property values here have really gone down since the beginning of the downturn and there are many, many great opportunities to get a near new home for a very good price. Associated with the development is Club Lincoln which is a recreation facility for the exclusive use of the people who own in the development.
The builders in this community are Pulte Homes, Centex, Taylor Morrison, D.R. Horton, JTS Homes, US Homes, Lennar, KB Homes, Renaissance Homes and John Laing Homes. All very reputable builders of fine homes nationwide.
Here is what the average sold home looked like:
Beds & baths: 4 / 3
Square feet: 2,454
Initial list price: $300,787
Sold price: $285,333
Days on the market: 29
Listing price to sold price percentage: 94.6%
Here is a list of the individual homes that sold:
| Address | Beds & Baths | Square Foot | Sold Price | Days on Market |
| 1243 Waverton Lane | 3 / 2 | 1695 | $216,000 | 5 |
| 1551 Ainsworth Lane | 4-5 / 4 | 3128 | $350,000 | 68 |
| 1056 Hillsdale Lane | 4 / 3 | 2539 | $290,000 | 14 |
As of this writing, there are currently 17 homes for sale in Lincoln Crossing with average list price of $279,000.
Are you looking for a home in the Lincoln Crossing area? If so, please call me at 916-532-7653. I can help you get into a home in this great community.
Thanks for visiting!
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Homes for Sale – Del Webb Sun City, Lincoln Hills
May 22nd, 2009 categories: Home Sales Reports, Lincoln
Del Webb communities, where ever they are, are very unique. They provide an active lifestyle known worldwide. I worked for Pulte Homes, Inc. who purchased the Del Webb brand at a community called Glenbrooke in Elk Grove. It was an amazing place to work. I became an enormous fan of the lifestyle that is completely unique to Del Webb communities.
People who lived in other Del Webb communities in Arizona and Nevada would come just to see the new community that Del Webb had created. We called it the “Del Webb Tour”.
Looking for an agent with experience in the Active Adult lifestyle? If so, please contact me, I’ll be happy to help you join one of these incredible communities.
Here are the newest homes for sale at Sun City Lincoln Hills this week:
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