Fremont Real Estate Blog

Tuesday July 28, 2015, 9:12 AM Fremont Police Department (CA) Community: Join us in Downtown Fremont tomorrow night for Coffee with the Cops Dear Sunil Sethi, Coffee with the Cops travels to Downtown Fremont! Please join Chief Richard Lucero and members of the Fremont Police Department for coffee in an informal and friendly setting at the State Street Plaza on July 29 from 5:30 - 7:00 p.m.  The event will take place outside and due to hot weather, we will have several canopies to help shade attendees from the heat. We will also have cold water and ice on hand for anyone who'd like to make an iced coffee!  We are very excited about moving this month's event to the City's State Street Plaza in downtown.  Staff from the City Manger's Office and Public Works will be partnering with us for this truly unique event and will be on hand to share information about the Downtown Fremont project.  We will also have police staff from the Community Engagement Unit, Street Crimes Team,

From DS News In the July Economic Outlook, Fannie Mae expects the economy to pick up to an annualized rate of 2.8 percent in Q2, which is 0.4 percentage points higher than the June estimate. Despite volatile economic conditions overseas that could pose headwinds to the U.S. economy, the ESR Group's estimate for full-year economic growth... READ MORE   - S unil Sethi SUNIL SETHI REAL ESTATE Helping Families Find Homes with Great Schools in Fremont, Newark and Union City. Property Search | Featured Listing | Neighborhoods | Home Value | School Score | Property Tax To access most updated listings on MLS from your phone, Download my FREE app from "My Mobile App" . Want to know if you qualify for any special loan programs. Check out CAR's Mortgage Directory Love Us on Yelp! Like Us on Facebook  

Friday July 17, 2015, 5:18 PM Fremont Police Department (CA) Community: Pet wash proceeds at Pet Food Express this Saturday and Sunday will support the protection and care of Police K9s! Dear Sunil Sethi, Support the protection and care of law enforcement K9s by giving your pet a bath this weekend at Pet Food Express. On Saturday, July 18 and Sunday, July 19, Fremont Police K9's Kalimero and Niko will be at Pet Food Express with their handlers in Fremont (39010 Paseo Padre Pkwy) for a Cover Your K9 fundraiser. Pet Food Express and Cover Your K9 are partnering this weekend to raise funds to support law enforcement K9 programs. During the two day event, pet wash proceeds ($15 purchase of a bath token) from Pet Food Express will help directly support law enforcement K9 programs. In an effort to protect K9s while they work to protect us, the proceeds will specifically be used to provide K9 handlers with emergency medical training and will be used to purchase critical safety gear fo

Thursday July 16, 2015, 11:00 AM Fremont Police Department (CA) Community: Join us for Coffee with the Cops on Wednesday, July 29, 2015, from 5:30 - 7:00 p.m. in Downtown Fremont. Dear Sunil Sethi, Coffee with the Cops travels to Downtown Fremont! Please join Chief Richard Lucero and members of the Fremont Police Department for coffee in an informal and friendly setting at the State Street Plaza on July 29 from 5:30 - 7:00 p.m.  We are very excited about moving this month's event to the City's State Street Plaza in downtown.  Staff from the City Manger's Office and Public Works will be partnering with us for this truly unique event and will be on hand to share information about the Downtown Fremont project.  We will also have police staff from the Community Engagement Unit, Street Crimes Team, Swing Shift Patrol and Investigations in attendance to answer public safety questions, discuss neighborhood concerns or just get acquainted. The event will be held outside and coffee

Even though the article is focusing on the decline in all cash deals, it’s pretty amazing that 25% nationally is still all cash. I don’t feel that ratio is that high in Fremont. I see very few all cash deals currently. From C.A.R. All-Cash Share of U.S. Home Purchases Drops in May RealtyTrac released its May 2015 U.S. Home & Foreclosure Sales Report, which shows 24.6 percent of all single family home and condo sales in May were all-cash purchases, down from 28.5 percent in the previous month and down from 30.4 percent a year ago to the lowest level since November 2009 . The cash sales share in May was close to its long-term average going back to January 2000 of 24.8 percent and well below its recent peak of 42.2 percent in February 2011. The share of institutional investors — entities purchasing at least 10 properties in a calendar year — dropped to 2.4 percent of single family home sales in May, a record low going back to January 2000, the earliest month with data available. The m

I hope you will find the following snapshot of local Real Estate inventory interesting. The table represents aggregated values based on MLS data for the specified date. Housing Inventory Snapshot June 30, 2015   Average List Price 30 Days Trend Median List Price 30 Days Trend Average DOM: active/sold 30 Days Trend Number of Listings Alameda County, CA Single Family under $1M $630,835 0.74% $648,000 -0.15% 36 4 713 Single Family over $1M $1,862,180 1.09% $1,599,000 6.60% 66 5 256 Condo/Townhome under $600K $418,111 2.57% $418,000 4.53% 34 7 196 Condo/Townhome over $600K $769,125 1.86% $768,000 9.89% 20 2 52 San Mateo County, CA Single Family under $1M $796,028 1.98% $799,000 0.52% 36 / 24 10 / 15 117 Single Family over $1M $4,340,548 -1.13% $2,100,000 -8.25% 87 / 20 14 / 11 214 Condo/Townhome under $600K $489,826 5.57% $488,000 4.27% 16 / 20 2 / 5 18 Condo/Townhome over $600K $1,034,669 3.17% $895,000 3.11% 41 / 18 5 / 4 47 Santa Clara County, CA Single Family under $1M $748,644 -0.84%