San Diego Real Estate Blog San Diego REO – Dawn Lewis REO Listing Agent San Diego California Excellent Opportunity to own a home in San Miguel Ranch. Chula Vista Bank Owned Foreclosure for sale. This newer 5 bedroom 3.5 bathroom home has over 3,300 square feet. This Chula Vista REO has it all including, Berber carpet, tile, huge kitchen with big island, stone counter tops, breakfast area, 2 fireplaces, lots of ironwork, huge master bedroom, bedroom and full bath on first level, big yard with custom BBQ area and covered seating area, and Coronado Island views.

San Diego Real Estate Blog San Diego REO – Dawn Lewis REO Listing Agent San Diego California Remodeled Bank Owned Foreclosure in San Diego County in 91977 Spring Valley. This 3 bedroom 2 bath home has new windows, new roof, new paint, new flooring, including carpet and tile, new lighting fixtures and more. The backyard has a big deck that is partially covered with some peek-a-boo lake and mountain views to the East. Come check out this bank owned home in San Diego and all of our bank owned properties today.

San Diego Real Estate Blog Mt. Soledad Veterans Memorial is located in La Jolla in San Diego California. Mount Soledad is part of the Federal Government and the Department of Defense. Mount Soledad has some of the best views in San Diego County and has a panoramic 360 degree view of the San Diego Coast to the San Diego Mountains. The Mt. Soledad viewpoint is over 800 feet above sea level and if you are visiting San Diego or if you live in San Diego this is a must see.

RISMEDIA, October 16, 2009—(MCT)—This summer, Brian Smith decided he should buy a house. Prices were at record lows; “for sale” signs were common, and, most important, he could get a tax credit of as much as $8,000 for first-time buyers if he bought before December. But four months later, after looking at more than 40 houses and condominiums, Smith quit his search in frustration.  “Honestly, my heart was so broken,” said Smith, an associate at a financial-investment company.

( MONEY WATCH ) -  confess that “Million-Dollar Listing,” the Bravo reality show that follows the lives of three high-end realtors in California, gives me a bit of an ice-cream headache. However, judging from the series’ expanded run, lots of us like ice cream. Starting tonight (Monday) at 11 pm Eastern, Season Three is back for nine episodes rather than the usual six. The show is certainly full of goodies like glimpses of high-end homes and the wicked behavior of buyers and sellers — not to mention the drama in the lives of the luxury real estate agents.

The realtor trade union released a report on its expectations for California going into 2010. Among the predictions is a slight dip in home sales to just above 527,000—or 2.3 percent less than their 2009 prediction for home sales. The report also puts its members on notice of looming loan resets which it projects will trigger a fresh stream of loan defaults and foreclosures—mostly at the upper end of the market.