La Crescenta, California an affordable option for blue ribbon schools
Many home buyers seeking an affordable option for a community with blue ribbon schools often decide on La Crescenta.
Twelve homes have sold in the 91214 zip code in October (month to date) according to MLS stats. The least expensive was my listing on Altura (a major fixer on a busy corner lot across the street from the freeway). We sold this one in a multiple offer situation and just a bit over the asking price. $600,000 - $650,000 buys a Great (with a capital "G") 3 & 2 home in this popular community, and if you aren't as particular, you can easily find one in the 5's. 
Posted by Phyllis Harb at 10/24/2008 7:13 AM 
Categories: La Crescenta, Real Estate Market Stats, A Buyer's Perspective
Categories: La Crescenta, Real Estate Market Stats, A Buyer's Perspective
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12/24/2008 8:58 AM
Los Angeles Real Estate Blog wrote:
Many homebuyers are attracted to La Crescenta as an affordable blue ribbon school district, others appreciate the lower crime rate. MLS Comparison for La Crescenta, 91214 zip code:2008 49 homes available Range: $299,900 - $1,699,00079 days on market (average) 200784 homes availableRange: $455,000 - $1,490,00083 days on market (average)The good news for La Crescenta homeowners and home sellers is that inventory (number of available listings) and days on market are both down. ... -
3/18/2009 12:11 PM
Los Angeles Real Estate Blog wrote:
Perhaps you are wishing for a home in a great school district. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, a nice back yard, room for a home office, and you don’t want to be located on a busy street. Where do you go? After the down payment, you won’t have money remaining for repairs. A decent kitchen, a master suite… is it too much to wish for? Here’s an excerpt from one of my previous posts about La Crescenta: According to the Crescenta Valley Chamber of Commerce, "La Crescenta is a residential community offering nighttime rest, seclusion and quiet for ... -
3/19/2009 4:46 AM
Los Angeles Real Estate Blog wrote:
Perhaps you are wishing for a home in a great school district. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, a nice back yard, room for a home office, and you don’t want to be located on a busy street. Where do you go? After the down payment, you won’t have money remaining for repairs. A decent kitchen, a master suite… is it too much to wish for? Here’s an excerpt from one of my previous posts about La Crescenta: According to the Crescenta Valley Chamber of Commerce, "La Crescenta is a residential community offering nighttime rest, seclusion and quiet for ...
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