While there has never been a perfect real estate market there IS a perfect time to sell or buy a home. And that perfect time is NOW! IF now is the perfect time for you then the time is perfect. Let me help you gather good information for YOUR circumstances. Let me help ask the smart questions. I know the Temecula Valley inside and out and I understand the numbers. Let me show you the encouraging facts that never appear in the hyperbolic headlines. Let me help you trade fea

Stevens' Kangaroo Rat, comes from the storied history of a man named Zachary Stevens from the Temecula Valley. Zach was a gambler by nature, although he was a miner by trade. He was chasing the dream of getting his piece of the Comstock Lode found in Carson City, Nevada.

I love the Temecula Valley so much. I ALWAYS assume there is some kind of root in Temecula's hidden history that makes it the perfect place to live the American Dream. I began to look for a connection between Temecula, Cinco de Mayo, Artemis, or NASA. That's when I found Liam Kennedy.

The headlines about the real estate market are sensational to say the least. It’s been going on for years. In 1897, Mark Twain (Samuel Clemens) had to write a letter to the New York Journal to say “The reports of my death are greatly exaggerated". And so it is with the doom and gloom headlines about the housing market. Here’s the truth in this month's real estate market update.

Properties are moving! That rise in closed transactions completely counters the pervasive fear of the market seizing up. It proves that this market, while slower and requiring more patience from sellers, is definitely not frozen.

I’ve been in the business world for over 40 years. I’ve seen markets rise, fall, and do backflips. If there’s one thing I’ve learned, it’s that "predictors" are often spectacularly wrong. Before I jump in the fray with my secret sauce signs for the 2026 housing market, the Top 5 unconventional indicators, take a look at some of the past perilous prognosticators! History is full of it and so were some of the people. The Rocket Fail: In 1936, The New York Times said rockets c