Once upon a time Temecula was a small one horse town. Early in the first part of the decade the city began to attract buyers from San Diego and Riverside County. Tired of urban living, many buyers flocked to Temecula to raise their families. Temecula offered better schools, larger and more affordable homes, and a small town feel.
Temecula afforded buyers affordable homes well under the cost they would pay in larger cities like Los Angeles and San Diego. Many of the home owners decided to forgo the extra hour of sleep and commute to work. In addition to home development, commercial developers moved in creating shopping centers, and restaurants. Already known for it's numerous vineyards, wineries in the area attracted visitors which added to the local economy.
Money was being pumped into the city. Large outfits like Ashley's home furniture and many others set up shop as well. The homes were too big not to furnish.
Gradually home prices grew; eventually Temecula was no longer attracting buyers because of affordable prices.
When the real estate market finally turned for the worst many of the home owners found themselves facing foreclosure. The large inventory of bank owned homes in Temecula included properties that were almost new.
The banks became overwhelmed; they had homes with values that were depreciating by the day. The only logical thing to do was sell the homes at rock bottom prices.
Do you see the theme here? Well many savvy investors stayed on the sideline to watch waiting for the right time to strike. There is a whole new niche in the real estate market.
Great Land Realty has a team of agents specially trained to help buyers purchase bank owned property in Temecula. So take a moment to browse through their extensive inventory or call 951-674-7555.