Ventana Vista Condo
Ventana Vista Condo
Ventana Vista Condo
Private ground floor corner unit condo with mountain views in the luxurious gated Catalina Foothills community of Ventana Vista Condo. This charming Northern Tucson property features an open kitchen with black appliances, breakfast bar & Corian countertops, romantic wood burning fireplace, an abundance of natural light, laundry room with washer / dryer, master suite with walk-in closet, covered patio overlooking grassy park-like grounds and a convenient location near shopping, numerous restaurants and just South of Sabino Canyon Park. The Ventana Vista Condos resort style amenities include a heated pool & 2 spas, enormous clubhouse with gym, full kitchen, pool table, library & on site manager, tennis / pickle ball court, bbq grills and a vibrant community with organized activities.
Ventana Vista Condo
Canyon View At Ventana
Canyon View At Ventana
Canyon View At Ventana
6655 N Canyon Crest Dr 5126 listed for $179,900
Private ground floor condo overlooking lush desert landscaping in the popular Northern Tucson community of Canyon View At Ventana Condominiums. This secluded property features a screened in patio with mountain views, split bedroom layout, open floor plan with romantic wood burning fireplace, washer / dryer in condo, American Home Shield Home Warranty included, resort style HOA amenities and a convenient location near shopping, restaurants, Sabino Canyon Park, world class tennis & golf and directly North of Loews Ventana Canyon Resort. The Canyon View Condos include two heated pools & spas, two clubhouses, exercise facility, tennis court, business center, bbq grills and direct access to the Ventana Canyon Trailhead.
Canyon View at Ventana
Copper Star Condominium
Copper Star Condominium
Copper Star Condominium
Private remodeled ground floor condo with spacious fenced in backyard in the gated Central Tucson community of Copper Star Condominium. This charming condo is conveniently located near shopping, restaurants and The University Of Arizona and features Catalina Mountain views, a romantic wood burning fireplace, ceramic tile flooring, East facing backyard, freshly painted throughout and delightful HOA amenities. The Copper Star Condos include a pool & spa, basketball court, clubhouse with exercise facility & kitchen, bbq areas, laundry and well maintained grounds.
Copper Star Condominium
Veranda at Ventana Condominiums
Veranda at Ventana Condominiums
Veranda at Ventana Condominiums
5751 N Kolb Rd 35201 listed at $159,900
Private second floor corner unit condo in the luxurious gated Catalina Foothills community of Veranda At Ventana Condominiums. This spacious Northern Tucson property features an open split bedroom layout, borders HOA common area, master suite with walk-in closet, laundry room with washer / dryer, mountain views, ceiling fans, kitchen with breakfast bar and black appliances and resort style amenities. The Veranda At Ventana condos include 2 pools & spas, state of the art fitness center, clubhouse, sand volleyball, playground, ramadas with bbq areas, on site HOA manager, gated entryway, grassy park-like grounds and a convenient location across the street from shopping & numerous restaurants and just down the street from Sabino Canyon Park.
Veranda At Ventana Condominiums
Ventana Vista Condo For Rent
Ventana Vista Condo For Rent
Ventana Vista Condo For Rent
5051 N Sabino Canyon 1153 renting for $785/month.
Fabulous ground floor 1BD/1BA condo in the prestigious Ventana Vista Condo For Rent. Laminate wood flooring throughout, no carpet! Stainless steel appliances, granite counter tops in kitchen and bathroom, fireplace. Beautiful mountain views! Resort-like amenities include heated pool, 2 spas, tennis court, fitness center and clubhouse. Call today for a showing!
Ventana Vista Condo For Rent
7255 E Snyder #5203
Keys To Selling Your House Virtually
Keys to Selling Your House Virtually
In a recent survey by realtor.com, people thinking about selling their homes indicated they’re generally willing to allow their agent and some potential buyers inside if done under the right conditions. They’re less comfortable, however, hosting an open house. This is understandable, given the health concerns associated with social contact these days. The question is, if you need to sell your house now, what virtual practices should you use to make sure you, your family, and potential buyers stay safe in the process?
In today’s rapidly changing market, it’s more important than ever to make sure you have a digital game plan and an effective online marketing strategy when selling your house. One of the ways your agent can help with this is to make sure your listing photos and virtual tours stand out from the crowd, truly giving buyers a detailed and thorough view of your home.
So, if you’re ready to move forward, virtual practices may help you win big when you’re ready to sell. While abiding by state and local regulations is a top priority, a real estate agent can help make your sale happen. Agents know exactly what today’s buyers need, and how to put the necessary digital steps in place. For example, according to the same survey, when asked to select what technology would be most helpful when deciding on a new home, here’s what today’s homebuyers said, in order of preference:
- Virtual tour of the home
- Accurate and detailed listing information
- Detailed neighborhood information
- High-quality listing photos
- Agent-led video chat
After leveraging technology, if you have serious buyers who still want to see your house in person, keep in mind that according to the National Association of Realtors (NAR), there are ways to proceed safely. Here are a few of the guidelines, understanding that the top priority should always be to obey state and local restrictions first:
- Limit in-person activity
- Require guests to wash their hands or use an alcohol-based sanitizer
- Remove shoes or cover with booties
- Follow CDC guidance on social distancing and wearing face coverings
Getting comfortable with your agent – a true trusted advisor – taking these steps under the new safety standards might be your best plan. This is especially important if you’re in a position where you need to sell your house sooner rather than later.
Nate Johnson, CMO at realtor.com ® notes:
“As real estate agents and consumers seek out ways to safely complete these transactions, we believe that technology will become an even more imperative part of how we search for, buy and sell homes moving forward.”
It sounds like some of these new practices might be here to stay.
Bottom Line
In a new era of life, things are shifting quickly, and virtual strategies for sellers may be a great option. Opening your doors up to digital approaches may be game-changing when it comes to selling your house. Let’s connect so you have a trusted real estate professional to help you safely and effectively navigate through all that’s new when it comes to making your next move.
What Impact Might COVID-19 Have On Home Values?
What Impact Might COVID-19 Have on Home Values?
A big challenge facing the housing industry is determining what impact the current pandemic may have on home values. Some buyers are hoping for major price reductions because the health crisis is straining the economy.
The price of any item, however, is determined by supply and demand, which is how many items are available in relation to how many consumers want to buy that item.
In residential real estate, the measurement used to decipher that ratio is called months supply of inventory. A normal market would have 6-7 months of inventory. Anything over seven months would be considered a buyers’ market, with downward pressure on prices. Anything under six months would indicate a sellers’ market, which would put upward pressure on prices.
Going into March of this year, the supply stood at three months – a strong seller’s market. While buyer demand has decreased rather dramatically during the pandemic, the number of homes on the market has also decreased. The recently released Existing Home Sales Report from the National Association of Realtors (NAR) revealed we currently have 3.4 months of inventory. This means homes should maintain their value during the pandemic.
This information is consistent with the research completed by John Burns Real Estate Consulting, which recently reported:
“Historical analysis showed us that pandemics are usually V-shaped (sharp recessions that recover quickly enough to provide little damage to home prices).”
What are the experts saying?
Here’s a look at what some experts recently reported on the matter:
Ivy Zelman, President, Zelman & Associates
“Supported by our analysis of home price dynamics through cycles and other periods of economic and housing disruption, we expect home price appreciation to decelerate from current levels in 2020, though easily remain in positive territory year over year given the beneficial factors of record-low inventories & a historically-low interest rate environment.”
“The fiscal stimulus provided by the CARES Act will mute the impact that the economic shock has on house prices. Additionally, forbearance and foreclosure mitigation programs will limit the fire sale contagion effect on house prices. We forecast house prices to fall 0.5 percentage points over the next four quarters. Two forces prevent a collapse in house prices. First, as we indicated in our earlier research report, U.S. housing markets face a large supply deficit. Second, population growth and pent up household formations provide a tailwind to housing demand. Price growth accelerates back towards a long-run trend of between 2 and 3% per year.”
Mark Fleming, Chief Economist, First American
“The housing supply remains at historically low levels, so house price growth is likely to slow, but it’s unlikely to go negative.”
Bottom Line
Even though the economy has been placed on pause, it appears home prices will remain steady throughout the pandemic.