Brad Garbutt

REALTOR®, Associate Broker

Since 1983, I have helped thousands of families and individuals buy and sell homes in Redding/Shasta County. The only thing that exceeds my experience is my commitment to you because whether you're buying or selling a home, your satisfaction is my number one goal. My commitment to you includes implementing the latest real estate technology and resources to effectively market and sell your property. When you're ready to buy or sell a home and you want exceptional service, call me!

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Redding 3rd Quarter Home Stats

INDUSTRY NEWS, SHASTA COUNTY, TIPS FOR BUYERS, TIPS FOR SELLERS
October 7th, 2009

Home values in Redding continue to bounce up and down indicating the market is still searching for a bottom. Home prices averaged $233,500 in the first quarter, then up to $244,700 in the second quarter but down to $232,900 for the quarter that ended in September. The average square footage for a home in Redding was 1734 and the average cost per square foot was $134 for the 3rd quarter.

The number of home sales continues to increase and the average sales price and cost per square foot remains relatively steady for the year. The vast majority of home sales are in the lower price ranges. In August, 92% of sales activity occurred in the under $350,000 price range.

The high end of the Redding real estate market has seen a dramatic drop in sales and prices. For example, a home in Old Shasta listed originally at $2.3 million closed escrow recently at $870,000. Another home south of Redding with a river view was listed at $2.5 million, foreclosed upon and sold by the bank for $675,000. Another high end luxury home originally listed for sale at $1.895 million was foreclosed upon in Sunst Hills near Cottonwood and is now listed at $824,000.

Overall, 2009 is shaping up to be a better year for the number of units sold, but home prices have dropped by double digit numbers. First-time buyers that haven’t bought yet are well-advised to jump in and buy now before the $8,000 federal tax credit expires at the end of November. These buyers should be in contract by mid-month to have the best chance of beating the deadline.

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BRAD GARBUTT

REALTOR/BROKER ASSOCIATE

REAL ESTATE PROFESSIONALS GMAC

CORNER OF COURT AND PLACER IN REDDING

QUARTER CENTURY LOCAL SALES EXPERIENCE

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