Moss Beach Homes for Sale

.The weather may take a little getting used to here in Moss Beach but once that’s accomplished it makes for a great secluded living environment. A low crime rate and all the amenities near by is all that is required and there is plenty to be found here.

During the first quarter of 2010 there were about 30 homes up for sale in Moss Beach. The average listing price was around. $607,700.

Sites with Moss Beach MLS Listings

Did you know that some search engines show you less than 70% of all the Moss Beach Homes for Sale? We have compiled a list of search engines and sites that will give you a comprehensive list of homes for sale in Moss Beach, CA.

1. Zillow.com - homes for sale Moss Beach

Be sure to utilize the different views that the map affords you at this site. It gives you a good idea of the neighborhood that the homes are listed in.

2. Neighborcity.com - MLS listings homes for sale Moss Beach

This site is well laid out and easy to follow. It will be simple for you to do a basic search or even enter your search criteria for what you are looking for in a home in Moss Beach.

3. Trulia.com - homes for sale Moss Beach

Trulia will give you lots of specific details about any home of interest that is listed on their site. You can narrow down the search by entering the specific details.

Other Sites

Homes.com - homes for sale Moss Beach - You can search for homes in a variety of ways here at homes.com. For example if you are interested in foreclosures then there is a section just showing these listings.
Realtor.com - MLS listings for Moss Beach - Click on a pic. of interest and you will be given more specific details about the home of interest.

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Real Estate Brokerages in Moss Beach CA

1. Realty team serving Moss Beach

One of Belmonts Oldest and Largest Real Estate companies servicing the people of Moss Beach CA and the surrounding communities, Carlmont and Associates was first opened in the 1960’s by Bob and Phylis Manning and Glisson Morris. With a policy of always putting the customer first, this firm has an extensive loyal client base and provides a level of service that is unparalleled in today’s real estate industry.

2. Realtors for Moss Beach

Known as being a preeminent purveyor of luxury homes in the Moss Beach CA and neighboring communities, Alan Pinel Realtors and their team of experienced highly trained sales associates have an impressive history for their business professionalism as well as a solid reputation for their superb level of service.

3. Jack A. Meyers for Moss Beach

If you are looking to buy, sell or relocate to Moss Beach or any other surrounding city you need the key information to help you make an informed decision. Licensed real estate broker Jack A Meyers understands the importance of making the right choices and he will use his 30 years of real estate experience and dedication to his clients to help you achieve your investment goals.

Other Sites

Realtors for Moss Beach - In order to better serve their clients in today’s market place, a merger of the two firms Trotter Realty and Vogel Co. Realtors transpired in 1993 and it was obviously a good blend of ingredients that resulted in success for this full service firm because their client list continues to grow at a rapid pace.
Millie Golder for Moss Beach - Actually voted the “Best Realtor on the Coast” by the Peoples Choice Awards, Millie Golder is currently with the professional and well respected real estate firm of Alain Pinel Realtors and brings to the table years of experience. She also has been providing the highest quality of services, dedication and commitment to the citizens of Moss Beach CA and the surrounding coastal areas since 1972

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Blogs about Moss Beach Homes for Sale

When Developer Folds, HOA Has Questions

Published on Wed, 12 May 2010 08:02:31 -0700 | Joshua La Force's Blog

When a condo developer goes into bankruptcy, owners of previously sold units can be left with some troubling questions. Here are the answers to a few of them: · If the lender buys title to the property at the auction sale, a frequent occurrence, the law considers the lender just like it does other owners and requires that the lender pay the monthly assessment. · The lender who buys the units also would be responsible for the taxes on the units he owns. · A clubhouse or similar property [...]

Fannie Survey Finds Home Owners Are Skeptical

Published on Tue, 11 May 2010 06:35:05 -0700 | Joshua La Force's Blog

The housing crisis has changed how Americans view homeownership, according to a survey of public attitudes by Fannie Mae. The number of people who view homeownership as a safe investment declined from 83 percent in 2003 to 70 percent in 2009. In addition: 48 percent of those surveyed said banks should foreclose on people who don’t pay their mortgages. 53 percent blamed borrowers – instead of banks – for taking out bigger loans than they could afford. 15 percent of respondents said it is a [...]

Silicon Valley Real Estate Market Report

Published on Tue, 18 Jan 2011 14:27:31 -0800 | Bryan Robertson's Los Altos Blog

This is a quick update on the performance of several local markets around Silicon Valley. As the statistics below clearly show, most markets showed nice price gains in 2010 including most of the luxury markets. These figures indicate that the trend down has stopped and the trend up is beginning again. While the markets are improving, this doesn't mean we've entered a seller's market where prices will spiral upward in the hot spring market.I expect that this year we'll see most markets [...]

Default Notices Drop In Santa Clara County

Published on Thu, 20 Jan 2011 13:32:48 -0800 | Bryan Robertson's Los Altos Blog

As most buyers know, there are very few default notices in Los Altos or Los Altos Hills. Now we hear word that default notices are dropping again in Santa Clara County as a whole. An article in the San Jose Mercury News reports that default notices (often mistakenly called foreclosure notices) dropped year-over-year in 2010, down over 33% to 10,052. That's still higher than 2007 but it shows a trend driven by a stronger economy.There are 11 properties in Los Altos with notices of defau [...]

BusinessWeek Report on America's Richest Small Towns Is Wrong

Published on Fri, 21 Jan 2011 12:46:59 -0800 | Bryan Robertson's Los Altos Blog

Many of the high-end markets in California have made great strides in 2010. Some markets that had been hit hard in 2007-2009 came back strongly in 2010 with solid gains in median and average selling prices. A recovery of expensive real estate is important because when the high-end markets do well, the lower-tier markets do well too - usually because of move-up buyers. So when the media decides to report on the health (or lack thereof) of the high-end markets I'm ready to jump in with [...]

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