California – First State to Mandate Solar
May 4th, 2018 by Nick Abbadessa
For years, homebuilders have offered solar panels as an added option when buying a new home. In approximately two years, however, this may no longer be a choice. It may be an order, or grounds for a fee penalty. California is on the tips of approving a new rule that most new homes, starting 2020, […]
La Verne Bears – Our Wild Neighbors
May 4th, 2018 by Nick Abbadessa
It’s spring and sightings of bears frolicking La Verne pools and backyards have begun! Although La Verne is not “bear country,” finding a big, strong, curious bear rummaging the neighborhood is common. Why are there bears in La Verne and surrounding areas? Well, contrary to belief, bears are not primarily digging up La Verne’s trash […]
How to create a bidding war when selling your home
April 24th, 2018 by Nick Abbadessa
When you’re trying to sell your home, as a seller, there’s something comforting to watch a bidding war ignite over your property. It’s not just the excitement of witnessing buyers outbid one another over your home, but you know each new bid potentially means a higher return on your initial investment. Therefore, the question of […]
Glendora Public Market Increase Glendora Home Values
April 4th, 2018 by Nick Abbadessa
Photo Source: Glendora Public Market Glendora, CA – Have you heard the news? Glendora is doing wonders by transforming the old Wonder Bread building into the Glendora Public Market, a vibrant food hall with much room for expansion and a driving factor in increasing property values in Glendora. Originally, City Ventures was planning on demolishing […]
Gus’s Barbecue Expanding to Claremont, CA
April 4th, 2018 by Nick Abbadessa
Photo Source: Gus’s Barbecue Claremont, CA – Our very own Claremont will soon offer its own touch of Southern Hospitality, as LA’s oldest barbecue restaurant, Gus’s Barbecue, is expected to expand to the Packing House property next month. Expect smoked meat, ribs, tri-tips, sausages, and a fully stocked bar with much whiskey offered in a […]
Is Retirement a Good Time to Sell Your House
March 3rd, 2018 by Nick Abbadessa
If you’ve been thinking of selling your family home once you’re retired, now is the time to act and take advantage of the great opportunities in our current real estate market. As you probably have seen on my blog and social media channels, home values in our communities (i.e. La Verne, Upland, Claremont, Glendora, San […]
Should I Downsize My Home?
February 28th, 2018 by Nick Abbadessa
As individuals transition through life, the chapters of their story may include marriage, children, kids leaving the nest, divorce, new marriages, job losses, new careers, obstacles, successes, and a multitude of other plots. One never knows how the story may turn, but however it goes…it can always be a new beginning to the pursuit of […]
Relocating to Move Forward With Life After Loss
February 17th, 2018 by Nick Abbadessa
The loss of a loved one is a defining moment that can change the course of your life. While grieving his or loss, you may find that moving to a new home is the best way to care for yourself and create a fresh start. Moving is never easy, but when you’re moving following a […]
Tiny Homes, Short Lived. Large, Spacious Homes Welcomed With Open Arms
February 6th, 2018 by Nick Abbadessa
Tiny homes, micro living quarters, converted sheds, and even tree-houses…we’ve been hearing a lot on social media and television about individuals, couples, and even families swapping out their spacious homes for tiny homes. However, while that may seem popular in areas such as Seattle, San Francisco, and New York, here in Southern California it’s a […]
Upcoming Wine Walks & CICLAVIA
February 5th, 2018 by Nick Abbadessa
It truly is a blessing to have the opportunity to live and work in this wonderful community known as La Verne, CA. Besides the city’s gorgeous real estate and great opportunities for home buyers and sellers, La Verne is known for its award-winning schools, incredible amenities, strong economy, beautiful scenery, family oriented environment, and its […]
