• Annual Veterans Dinner of Appreciation Held at Serrano in November

    Annual Veterans Dinner of Appreciation Held at Serrano in November

    The 32nd Tri-Community Veterans Dinner of Appreciation is scheduled for November 5, 2026, at Serrano High School. This local event honors veterans from the Tri-Community area and offers an opportunity to gather in appreciation of their service.

    Veterans and one guest receive a free dinner, but tickets are required and limited. Tickets are available at Flagstar Bank, Pizza Factory, McDonalds, or at the event. Local residents in Pinon Hills, California, can share these details with veterans and guests who may want to attend.

    Community events like this highlight the connections that make Pinon Hills, California, a special place to call home. If you are considering a move, selling a property, or simply want to discuss the local neighborhood, message me to talk about your next step.

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  • U.S. Starter Buyers Gain Leverage

    The US starter-home market became more balanced, giving entry-level buyers more options, fewer bidding wars, and greater negotiating power than in recent years.
    Buyers can now seek seller credits, closing-cost help, rate buydowns, repairs after inspection, longer inspection periods, and sometimes included furnishings or appliances.
    Well-priced, top-condition homes still move quickly, but stale, overpriced, or fixer listings give buyers more leverage on price and concessions in negotiations.
    Affordability remains challenging: avg. 30-yr mortgage rates sat near 7% in Mid-Q3 2026 and averaged near 7% again by Late-Q3 2026 nationally.
    For financially ready buyers, the current window offers less frenzy; just keep savings, credit, and monthly budget aligned so homeownership strengthens finances.

  • This Manufactured On Land at 745 Pinon Pinon Hills has just been sold

    Immaculate 4-bedroom, 2-bath home located on the south side of Hwy 138 with convenient access to a paved road! The spacious open floor plan features a beautiful kitchen overlooking the family room, complete with a large center island, stainless steel appliances, generous dining area, and huge walk-in pantry. The desirable split floor plan offers privacy, with the spacious primary suite on one side featuring dual sinks, a separate soaking tub and shower, and a large walk-in closet. Three additional bedrooms and the laundry room are located on the opposite side of the home. Enjoy the convenience of NATURAL GAS, a fully fenced property with an electric entry gate and separate walk-through gate, beautiful views, and an Alumawood covered patio perfect for relaxing outdoors. A detached 2-car garage with an extended driveway provides plenty of parking. The property has been graded and is ready for you to create your ideal outdoor space. Don’t miss this beautiful High Desert home!

  • Imagine waking up on forty one point three acres in Los Angeles County, with mountain views, a few Joshua trees, and space to build your off grid home, the retreat could be yours today

    Live off the grid and own 41.3 acres of land in LA County! This property has very few Joshua Trees. Ready for you to build your off grid home! Beautiful views of the mountains. Make this yours today!

  • C.A.R. releases its 2027 California Housing Market Forecast

    C.A.R. releases its 2027 California Housing Market Forecast

    California home sales are expected to rise 3.7% in 2027 to 277,900 units, with median home prices increasing 1.4% to $894,400. Housing affordability is projected to remain stable at 20%. Limited home inventory will support prices but limit market growth. Economic factors include 2.2% GDP growth, 0.3% job growth, a 5.4% unemployment rate, and a steady 6.6% average 30-year mortgage rate.

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  • Negotiation Power Shifts: Fewer Homes Selling Above List

    Negotiation Power Shifts: Fewer Homes Selling Above List

    In Phelan, the share of homes selling above list price dropped by 14.3 percentage points year-over-year. This gives buyers more room to negotiate and reduces the pressure of bidding wars.

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  • Happy Halloween

    Halloween falls on October 31 because the ancient Gaelic festival of Samhain, considered the earliest known root of Halloween, occurred on this day.
    In the eighth century, Pope Gregory III designated November 1 as a time to praise all saints.
    Soon, All Saints' Day incorporated some traditions of Samhain and the evening before was known as All Hallows Eve, and later Halloween.
    Over time, Halloween evolved into a day of activities like trick-or-treating, carving jack-o-lanterns, festive gatherings, donning costumes and eating treats.
    Today’s the day to eat candies and sweets to your heart’s content! Happy Halloween!

  • California homeowners get 2 years of postfire insurance protection under governor’s bill

    California homeowners get 2 years of postfire insurance protection under governor’s bill

    California has passed a law extending wildfire-related insurance protections for homeowners. Insurers cannot cancel or refuse renewal for two years after a state of emergency, doubling the previous one-year limit. Homeowners who lose their primary residence to wildfire now get at least three renewals and 36 months of coverage, up from two renewals and 24 months. The law takes effect January 1, 2025, addressing ongoing insurance challenges in wildfire-prone areas.

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  • Southern California Housing Stays Resilient

    By October 1, 30-yr mortgage rates reached the low-7% range, up from the mid-6% range at Late-Summer's end, shaping financing decisions locally.
    In Southern California, single-family prices stayed notably steady despite higher rates, while condos faced a tougher market and did not show the same stability.
    Rising insurance costs, bigger reserve funding needs, and required balcony work pushed HOA fees higher, and some buildings added special assessments recently.
    Those added ownership costs weighed on buyers' purchasing power in Southern California and made condominium sales tougher, making realistic pricing and negotiation especially important.
    In the current quarter, buyers and sellers were encouraged to focus on individual needs, neighborhood sales, and competing inventory instead of broader national headlines.

  • Imagine a four point two six acre corner lot in a desert area water on three sides perfect for a home or investment with sweeping mountain and desert beautiful vistas

    Exceptional 4.26-acre corner parcel in desirable Pinon Hills! Located on the south side of Highway 138, this prime vacant land offers water and power available on three sides, making it an excellent opportunity for your custom home or investment. Enjoy breathtaking panoramic mountain and desert views, easy access, and plenty of room to create your dream property in a peaceful High Desert setting. Don't miss this rare opportunity!