Monthly Archives: February 2008

San Deago and San Deigo Real Estate (I Jest)

by Roberta Murphy This is just a late night musing and grumble. For years, I have marveled at Google and Yahoos search engine ability to direct misspelled cities and other destinations to the right place and wondered why my GPS … Continue reading

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Rancho Santa Fe Real Estate Market: Partly Sunny

by Roberta Murphy San Diego’s high end coastal North County is surviving the real estate storm fairly well at least compared to the rest of San Diego County. We’ve had a surge of buyer interest in Rancho Santa Fe real … Continue reading

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Carlsbad FSBOs and Short Sales: Uh Oh

by Eve Sieminski and Roberta Murphy Eve and I spent the afternoon studying For Sale by Owner (FSBO) sites and researching these Carlsbad listings and Carlsbad real estate through our local San Diego MLS. The results are very interesting–and were … Continue reading

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Are You the High Bidder for Your San Diego Real Estate Listing?

San Diego home sellers are learning not to overprice their real estate. To do so discourages buyers seeking San Diego real estate bargains. Continue reading

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San Diego Real Estate: Per Bob Dyson

by Roberta Murphy Bob Dyson has a voice worth hearing especially as it relates to Southern California real estate. Dyson is owner-broker of Villa Sothebys International Realty in Del Mar, CA (which may be San Diegos fastest-growing real estate firm) … Continue reading

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San Diego Realtors Seeing Double Offers

by Roberta Murphy The San Diego real estate market has been swirling with dismal reports about short sales, foreclosures and inventory gluts. The markets are particularly bad in San DIego suburbs like Eastlake, Otay Mesa, San Marcos and Oceanside where … Continue reading

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Homes for San Diego Baby Boomers: The Wish List

by Roberta Murphy Baby Boomers have never been the silent sort, and more and more we are hearing their wishes in unison. Disclaimer: The San Diego real estate market is not like Las Vegas, or Tucson or Asheville or Biloxi … Continue reading

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