Santa Clarita Real Estate

Project Lifeline Hope Now alliance of mortgage lenders and servicers have agreed to adopt guidelines for a 30-day "pause" in foreclosure proceedings to help seriously delinquent borrowers modify their mortgage terms, the alliance and the Treasury said Tuesday.
The initiative, called Project Lifeline, offers homeowners who have missed three months of mortgage payments a 30-day […]

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Los Angeles City Council members express disapproval of the Newhall Ranch proposed development of 21,000 homes. The vote on Tuesday was the last chance the city council had to state their case, with this project on the books for the last 10 years and having gone through many County level public hearings it may be […]

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Short sales are just about the topic of the day here in Southern California - with many local market areas leading in short sale and foreclosure properties available for purchase.
Just what is a short sale? and how can you buy one? The first part of that question is much easier to answer than the […]

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Ninety-six homes in the Patina neighborhood of the West Creek development will each be equipped with solar panels, a tankless water heater, a monitoring system and other energy-efficient features.

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After news reported earlier this week by The Signal, local Assemblyman Cameron Smyth and Los Angeles City Councilman Greig Smith are requesting the state to investigate documents filed by Dan Palmer Land Developer.
Quoting from The Signal; In a news release issued jointly Thursday, they say they want investigated "whether committed perjury when […]

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Santa Clarita sales stats for 2007 were relased by the Southland Regional Association of Realtors. The entire number of homes sold was just under 2,000. Down 31.3 percent from 2006 housing stats - The lowest annual total since the board started keeping the annual housing statistics in 1998. This represents just how […]

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The Signal reported here today that the Las Lomas project parent company Palmer Investments has been attempting to develop land - part of which he has no legal ownership in. This new information will provide a huge breakthrough for the City of Santa Clarita, the City of Los Angeles and the County of Los Angeles […]

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