Shared By Francine Finn | Scott Finn & Associates WASHINGTON (March 22, 2019) – Existing-home sales rebounded strongly in February, experiencing the largest month-over-month gain since December 2015, according to the National Association of Realtors®. Three of the four major U.S. regions saw sales gains,
Shared By Raye Scott| Scott Finn & Associates San Diego is a city of sunshine and beaches, but beyond that lies a thriving market for localized products, inventive cuisine, and budding entrepreneurs. That entrepreneurial spirit has hit women hard, and they’ve busted their way into
Shared By Francine Finn | Scott Finn & Associates A measure to fund the expansion of San Diego’s waterfront convention center is headed to the ballot in 2020. Will voters say yes this time? History suggests the outlook is hazy at best. San Diego voters have
Shared By Sarah Scott | Scott Finn & Associates Wallpaper Makes Triumphant Return Like other decorating trends, wallpaper has seen its star rise and fall. It’s now shining bright once more as homeowners turn to it for accents and textures. Wallpaper made its debut centuries ago as
Shared By Raye Scott | Scott Finn & Associates San Diego County had the second-most home price reductions in the nation so far in 2019, said research from real estate website Trulia. Price reductions are more common in the winter months, but San Diego County hasn’t
Shared By Sarah Scott | Scott Finn & Associates I recently attended an event at USD on a Saturday morning at 8AM to learn more about ADUs, I thought that might be a little nerdy of me but it turns out I have a lot
Shared By Raye Scott | Scott Finn & Associates Home staging has quickly become one of the most effective real estate marketing strategies in the industry. It started picking up steam when the housing market crashed and the market was flooded with inventory. To help
Shared By Sarah Scott | Scott Finn & Associates On the surface, everything is still looking good, but I’m beginning to worry, particularly about the real estate market. Let’s look at the basics: Population: Despite efforts to limit immigration, the U.S. continues to add 2.3 million
Downtown San Diego is booming with residential and commercial development. No longer is it the once sleepy navy town boasting the best climate in the country. The weather remains beautiful year-round while the city has reinvented itself as a dynamic place to live, work and