Average Home Price Continues to Rise Amid an Inventory Constrained Market Highlighted by a 40% increase in the median sales price, it's clear that 2021 has been a spectacular year for Tahoe real estate sales. In 2020, we saw more units trade hands, however, the average price of homes is up significantly year over year. This means that even though the number of home sales Read More
TOP 5 LAKE TAHOE LUXURY HOMES AVAILABLE NOW - CLICK HERE Tahoe Luxury Home Sales Continue to Dominate Amidst an Inventory Constrained Market Lake Tahoe real estate inventory remains scarce as we careen towards winter, making the purchase process challenging for buyers looking to obtain a Tahoe getaway. The current absorption rate shows that we have 29 days of Read More
Truckee Luxury Golf Course Real Estate is Thriving in Q3, Pushing the Median Home Price up 4% Coming off the tail of a record-breaking year can often make us feel like the market is soft and not performing to expectations when in reality, the market is entering a stage of normalization. Over the last 3 years, we saw a massive runup in sales volume, average price, and the Read More
North Lake Tahoe, CA Real Estate Sales are Having a Hard Time Keeping Up with the Record-Setting Pace of 2018 North Lake Tahoe, CA and Truckee have seen a decrease in the number of home sales in 2019 with just about every metric that I track showing red. At first glance, this appears to be a signal that things are not going well, but when we dive into the data it becomes Read More
After a Slow Start, The Tahoe Real Estate Markets Show Promise Finally, after a slow start due to a record-setting winter, the Tahoe Real Estate markets are thawing out and we saw major movement between May and June to finish out Q2. The Tahoe markets started out like a turtle in 2019, with slow sales but at a nice steady pace. Typically, we see the spring selling Read More
The Lake Tahoe Real Estate Markets are Starting to Thaw The first quarter of 2019 fell flat from the record highs of 2018 due to a grueling winter that brought over 59 feet of snow to the peaks of Lake Tahoe. Over the course of the winter, it became apparent that buyers were out skiing or staying home rather than shopping for homes in the daily blizzards that crippled Read More
