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By William Lim, Broker-Associate · MLS snapshot as of November 9, 2026

If you’re thinking about selling in Vintage Highlands, start with two questions. What have buyers paid for homes like yours, and what else could they buy today? This update compares two full years of neighborhood sales and shows what buyers could choose from on November 9.

Five homes were available on November 9

Five single-family homes were active, with asking prices from $689,000 to $774,900. Three more were in escrow, including two Active Under Contract and one Pending.

What sold over the past two years?

From November 2025 through October 2026, 14 homes closed, compared with 31 in the prior 12 months. The median sold price was $773,000, down 2.2%. Median sold price per square foot was $485.95, down 7.5%.

Metric	Nov ’24–Oct ’25	Nov ’25–Oct ’26
Homes sold	31	14
Median sold price	$790,000	$773,000
Average sold price	$783,942	$777,179
Median sold price per sq. ft.	$525.53	$485.95
Average sold price per sq. ft.	$540.82	$496.52
Median living area (sq. ft.)	1,556	1,616

What does this mean?

Fewer homes sold, and the median home sold was 60 square feet larger. With 14 sales in the latest year, the mix of homes that closed can have an outsized effect on the medians. The time window matters, too. The latest May–October median was $783,000, up from $770,000 in the same months a year earlier. The August–October median was $783,000, down from $819,000 a year earlier. Both shorter comparisons use small samples.

If you’re selling, compare recent sales of similar homes with active listings. Floor plan, condition, upgrades and lot can make a meaningful difference when you set your price.

If you’re buying, look at how the asking price compares with similar closed sales and how long the home has been available before deciding what to offer.

Curious where your home fits? Call William Lim at 909-239-2006 for a home-pricing appointment.

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CRMLS Matrix · Vintage Highlands saved search · Exported November 9, 2026. Includes sales reported by other brokers. Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

William Lim Real Estate Group, Inc. · Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties · DRE 01434061

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By William Lim, Broker-Associate · MLS snapshot as of November 9, 2026

If you’re thinking about selling in Vintage Highlands, start with two questions. What have buyers paid for homes like yours, and what else could they buy today? This update compares two full years of neighborhood sales and shows what buyers could choose from on November 9.

Five homes were available on November 9

Five single-family homes were active, with asking prices from $689,000 to $774,900. Three more were in escrow, including two Active Under Contract and one Pending.

What sold over the past two years?

From November 2025 through October 2026, 14 homes closed, compared with 31 in the prior 12 months. The median sold price was $773,000, down 2.2%. Median sold price per square foot was $485.95, down 7.5%.

Metric	Nov ’24–Oct ’25	Nov ’25–Oct ’26
Homes sold	31	14
Median sold price	$790,000	$773,000
Average sold price	$783,942	$777,179
Median sold price per sq. ft.	$525.53	$485.95
Average sold price per sq. ft.	$540.82	$496.52
Median living area (sq. ft.)	1,556	1,616

What does this mean?

Fewer homes sold, and the median home sold was 60 square feet larger. With 14 sales in the latest year, the mix of homes that closed can have an outsized effect on the medians. The time window matters, too. The latest May–October median was $783,000, up from $770,000 in the same months a year earlier. The August–October median was $783,000, down from $819,000 a year earlier. Both shorter comparisons use small samples.

If you’re selling, compare recent sales of similar homes with active listings. Floor plan, condition, upgrades and lot can make a meaningful difference when you set your price.

If you’re buying, look at how the asking price compares with similar closed sales and how long the home has been available before deciding what to offer.

Curious where your home fits? Call William Lim at 909-239-2006 for a home-pricing appointment.

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CRMLS Matrix · Vintage Highlands saved search · Exported November 9, 2026. Includes sales reported by other brokers. Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

William Lim Real Estate Group, Inc. · Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties · DRE 01434061

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By William Lim, Broker-Associate · MLS snapshot as of November 9, 2026

If you’re thinking about selling in Vintage Highlands, start with two questions. What have buyers paid for homes like yours, and what else could they buy today? This update compares two full years of neighborhood sales and shows what buyers could choose from on November 9.

Five homes were available on November 9

Five single-family homes were active, with asking prices from $689,000 to $774,900. Three more were in escrow, including two Active Under Contract and one Pending.

What sold over the past two years?

From November 2025 through October 2026, 14 homes closed, compared with 31 in the prior 12 months. The median sold price was $773,000, down 2.2%. Median sold price per square foot was $485.95, down 7.5%.

Metric	Nov ’24–Oct ’25	Nov ’25–Oct ’26
Homes sold	31	14
Median sold price	$790,000	$773,000
Average sold price	$783,942	$777,179
Median sold price per sq. ft.	$525.53	$485.95
Average sold price per sq. ft.	$540.82	$496.52
Median living area (sq. ft.)	1,556	1,616

What does this mean?

Fewer homes sold, and the median home sold was 60 square feet larger. With 14 sales in the latest year, the mix of homes that closed can have an outsized effect on the medians. The time window matters, too. The latest May–October median was $783,000, up from $770,000 in the same months a year earlier. The August–October median was $783,000, down from $819,000 a year earlier. Both shorter comparisons use small samples.

If you’re selling, compare recent sales of similar homes with active listings. Floor plan, condition, upgrades and lot can make a meaningful difference when you set your price.

If you’re buying, look at how the asking price compares with similar closed sales and how long the home has been available before deciding what to offer.

Curious where your home fits? Call William Lim at 909-239-2006 for a home-pricing appointment.

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CRMLS Matrix · Vintage Highlands saved search · Exported November 9, 2026. Includes sales reported by other brokers. Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

William Lim Real Estate Group, Inc. · Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties · DRE 01434061

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By William Lim, Broker-Associate · MLS snapshot as of November 9, 2026

If you’re thinking about selling in Vintage Highlands, start with two questions. What have buyers paid for homes like yours, and what else could they buy today? This update compares two full years of neighborhood sales and shows what buyers could choose from on November 9.

Five homes were available on November 9

Five single-family homes were active, with asking prices from $689,000 to $774,900. Three more were in escrow, including two Active Under Contract and one Pending.

What sold over the past two years?

From November 2025 through October 2026, 14 homes closed, compared with 31 in the prior 12 months. The median sold price was $773,000, down 2.2%. Median sold price per square foot was $485.95, down 7.5%.

Metric	Nov ’24–Oct ’25	Nov ’25–Oct ’26
Homes sold	31	14
Median sold price	$790,000	$773,000
Average sold price	$783,942	$777,179
Median sold price per sq. ft.	$525.53	$485.95
Average sold price per sq. ft.	$540.82	$496.52
Median living area (sq. ft.)	1,556	1,616

What does this mean?

Fewer homes sold, and the median home sold was 60 square feet larger. With 14 sales in the latest year, the mix of homes that closed can have an outsized effect on the medians. The time window matters, too. The latest May–October median was $783,000, up from $770,000 in the same months a year earlier. The August–October median was $783,000, down from $819,000 a year earlier. Both shorter comparisons use small samples.

If you’re selling, compare recent sales of similar homes with active listings. Floor plan, condition, upgrades and lot can make a meaningful difference when you set your price.

If you’re buying, look at how the asking price compares with similar closed sales and how long the home has been available before deciding what to offer.

Curious where your home fits? Call William Lim at 909-239-2006 for a home-pricing appointment.

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CRMLS Matrix · Vintage Highlands saved search · Exported November 9, 2026. Includes sales reported by other brokers. Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

William Lim Real Estate Group, Inc. · Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties · DRE 01434061

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By William Lim, Broker-Associate · MLS snapshot as of November 9, 2026

If you’re thinking about selling in Vintage Highlands, start with two questions. What have buyers paid for homes like yours, and what else could they buy today? This update compares two full years of neighborhood sales and shows what buyers could choose from on November 9.

Five homes were available on November 9

Five single-family homes were active, with asking prices from $689,000 to $774,900. Three more were in escrow, including two Active Under Contract and one Pending.

What sold over the past two years?

From November 2025 through October 2026, 14 homes closed, compared with 31 in the prior 12 months. The median sold price was $773,000, down 2.2%. Median sold price per square foot was $485.95, down 7.5%.

Metric	Nov ’24–Oct ’25	Nov ’25–Oct ’26
Homes sold	31	14
Median sold price	$790,000	$773,000
Average sold price	$783,942	$777,179
Median sold price per sq. ft.	$525.53	$485.95
Average sold price per sq. ft.	$540.82	$496.52
Median living area (sq. ft.)	1,556	1,616

What does this mean?

Fewer homes sold, and the median home sold was 60 square feet larger. With 14 sales in the latest year, the mix of homes that closed can have an outsized effect on the medians. The time window matters, too. The latest May–October median was $783,000, up from $770,000 in the same months a year earlier. The August–October median was $783,000, down from $819,000 a year earlier. Both shorter comparisons use small samples.

If you’re selling, compare recent sales of similar homes with active listings. Floor plan, condition, upgrades and lot can make a meaningful difference when you set your price.

If you’re buying, look at how the asking price compares with similar closed sales and how long the home has been available before deciding what to offer.

Curious where your home fits? Call William Lim at 909-239-2006 for a home-pricing appointment.

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CRMLS Matrix · Vintage Highlands saved search · Exported November 9, 2026. Includes sales reported by other brokers. Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

William Lim Real Estate Group, Inc. · Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties · DRE 01434061

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By William Lim, Broker-Associate · MLS snapshot as of November 9, 2026

If you’re thinking about selling in Vintage Highlands, start with two questions. What have buyers paid for homes like yours, and what else could they buy today? This update compares two full years of neighborhood sales and shows what buyers could choose from on November 9.

Five homes were available on November 9

Five single-family homes were active, with asking prices from $689,000 to $774,900. Three more were in escrow, including two Active Under Contract and one Pending.

What sold over the past two years?

From November 2025 through October 2026, 14 homes closed, compared with 31 in the prior 12 months. The median sold price was $773,000, down 2.2%. Median sold price per square foot was $485.95, down 7.5%.

Metric	Nov ’24–Oct ’25	Nov ’25–Oct ’26
Homes sold	31	14
Median sold price	$790,000	$773,000
Average sold price	$783,942	$777,179
Median sold price per sq. ft.	$525.53	$485.95
Average sold price per sq. ft.	$540.82	$496.52
Median living area (sq. ft.)	1,556	1,616

What does this mean?

Fewer homes sold, and the median home sold was 60 square feet larger. With 14 sales in the latest year, the mix of homes that closed can have an outsized effect on the medians. The time window matters, too. The latest May–October median was $783,000, up from $770,000 in the same months a year earlier. The August–October median was $783,000, down from $819,000 a year earlier. Both shorter comparisons use small samples.

If you’re selling, compare recent sales of similar homes with active listings. Floor plan, condition, upgrades and lot can make a meaningful difference when you set your price.

If you’re buying, look at how the asking price compares with similar closed sales and how long the home has been available before deciding what to offer.

Curious where your home fits? Call William Lim at 909-239-2006 for a home-pricing appointment.

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CRMLS Matrix · Vintage Highlands saved search · Exported November 9, 2026. Includes sales reported by other brokers. Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

William Lim Real Estate Group, Inc. · Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties · DRE 01434061

]]> https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/single-story-ranch-living-in-deer-creek-10929-wilderness-drive/ Tue, 10 Nov 2026 00:22:11 +0000 William Lim Group https://williamlimgroup.com/?p=9318

By William Lim, Broker-Associate · MLS snapshot as of November 9, 2026

If you’re thinking about selling in Vintage Highlands, start with two questions. What have buyers paid for homes like yours, and what else could they buy today? This update compares two full years of neighborhood sales and shows what buyers could choose from on November 9.

Five homes were available on November 9

Five single-family homes were active, with asking prices from $689,000 to $774,900. Three more were in escrow, including two Active Under Contract and one Pending.

What sold over the past two years?

From November 2025 through October 2026, 14 homes closed, compared with 31 in the prior 12 months. The median sold price was $773,000, down 2.2%. Median sold price per square foot was $485.95, down 7.5%.

Metric	Nov ’24–Oct ’25	Nov ’25–Oct ’26
Homes sold	31	14
Median sold price	$790,000	$773,000
Average sold price	$783,942	$777,179
Median sold price per sq. ft.	$525.53	$485.95
Average sold price per sq. ft.	$540.82	$496.52
Median living area (sq. ft.)	1,556	1,616

What does this mean?

Fewer homes sold, and the median home sold was 60 square feet larger. With 14 sales in the latest year, the mix of homes that closed can have an outsized effect on the medians. The time window matters, too. The latest May–October median was $783,000, up from $770,000 in the same months a year earlier. The August–October median was $783,000, down from $819,000 a year earlier. Both shorter comparisons use small samples.

If you’re selling, compare recent sales of similar homes with active listings. Floor plan, condition, upgrades and lot can make a meaningful difference when you set your price.

If you’re buying, look at how the asking price compares with similar closed sales and how long the home has been available before deciding what to offer.

Curious where your home fits? Call William Lim at 909-239-2006 for a home-pricing appointment.

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CRMLS Matrix · Vintage Highlands saved search · Exported November 9, 2026. Includes sales reported by other brokers. Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

William Lim Real Estate Group, Inc. · Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties · DRE 01434061

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By William Lim, Broker-Associate · MLS snapshot as of November 9, 2026

If you’re thinking about selling in Vintage Highlands, start with two questions. What have buyers paid for homes like yours, and what else could they buy today? This update compares two full years of neighborhood sales and shows what buyers could choose from on November 9.

Five homes were available on November 9

Five single-family homes were active, with asking prices from $689,000 to $774,900. Three more were in escrow, including two Active Under Contract and one Pending.

What sold over the past two years?

From November 2025 through October 2026, 14 homes closed, compared with 31 in the prior 12 months. The median sold price was $773,000, down 2.2%. Median sold price per square foot was $485.95, down 7.5%.

Metric	Nov ’24–Oct ’25	Nov ’25–Oct ’26
Homes sold	31	14
Median sold price	$790,000	$773,000
Average sold price	$783,942	$777,179
Median sold price per sq. ft.	$525.53	$485.95
Average sold price per sq. ft.	$540.82	$496.52
Median living area (sq. ft.)	1,556	1,616

What does this mean?

Fewer homes sold, and the median home sold was 60 square feet larger. With 14 sales in the latest year, the mix of homes that closed can have an outsized effect on the medians. The time window matters, too. The latest May–October median was $783,000, up from $770,000 in the same months a year earlier. The August–October median was $783,000, down from $819,000 a year earlier. Both shorter comparisons use small samples.

If you’re selling, compare recent sales of similar homes with active listings. Floor plan, condition, upgrades and lot can make a meaningful difference when you set your price.

If you’re buying, look at how the asking price compares with similar closed sales and how long the home has been available before deciding what to offer.

Curious where your home fits? Call William Lim at 909-239-2006 for a home-pricing appointment.

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CRMLS Matrix · Vintage Highlands saved search · Exported November 9, 2026. Includes sales reported by other brokers. Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

William Lim Real Estate Group, Inc. · Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties · DRE 01434061

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By William Lim, Broker-Associate · MLS snapshot as of November 9, 2026

If you’re thinking about selling in Vintage Highlands, start with two questions. What have buyers paid for homes like yours, and what else could they buy today? This update compares two full years of neighborhood sales and shows what buyers could choose from on November 9.

Five homes were available on November 9

Five single-family homes were active, with asking prices from $689,000 to $774,900. Three more were in escrow, including two Active Under Contract and one Pending.

What sold over the past two years?

From November 2025 through October 2026, 14 homes closed, compared with 31 in the prior 12 months. The median sold price was $773,000, down 2.2%. Median sold price per square foot was $485.95, down 7.5%.

Metric	Nov ’24–Oct ’25	Nov ’25–Oct ’26
Homes sold	31	14
Median sold price	$790,000	$773,000
Average sold price	$783,942	$777,179
Median sold price per sq. ft.	$525.53	$485.95
Average sold price per sq. ft.	$540.82	$496.52
Median living area (sq. ft.)	1,556	1,616

What does this mean?

Fewer homes sold, and the median home sold was 60 square feet larger. With 14 sales in the latest year, the mix of homes that closed can have an outsized effect on the medians. The time window matters, too. The latest May–October median was $783,000, up from $770,000 in the same months a year earlier. The August–October median was $783,000, down from $819,000 a year earlier. Both shorter comparisons use small samples.

If you’re selling, compare recent sales of similar homes with active listings. Floor plan, condition, upgrades and lot can make a meaningful difference when you set your price.

If you’re buying, look at how the asking price compares with similar closed sales and how long the home has been available before deciding what to offer.

Curious where your home fits? Call William Lim at 909-239-2006 for a home-pricing appointment.

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CRMLS Matrix · Vintage Highlands saved search · Exported November 9, 2026. Includes sales reported by other brokers. Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

William Lim Real Estate Group, Inc. · Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties · DRE 01434061

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By William Lim, Broker-Associate · MLS snapshot as of November 9, 2026

If you’re thinking about selling in Vintage Highlands, start with two questions. What have buyers paid for homes like yours, and what else could they buy today? This update compares two full years of neighborhood sales and shows what buyers could choose from on November 9.

Five homes were available on November 9

Five single-family homes were active, with asking prices from $689,000 to $774,900. Three more were in escrow, including two Active Under Contract and one Pending.

What sold over the past two years?

From November 2025 through October 2026, 14 homes closed, compared with 31 in the prior 12 months. The median sold price was $773,000, down 2.2%. Median sold price per square foot was $485.95, down 7.5%.

Metric	Nov ’24–Oct ’25	Nov ’25–Oct ’26
Homes sold	31	14
Median sold price	$790,000	$773,000
Average sold price	$783,942	$777,179
Median sold price per sq. ft.	$525.53	$485.95
Average sold price per sq. ft.	$540.82	$496.52
Median living area (sq. ft.)	1,556	1,616

What does this mean?

Fewer homes sold, and the median home sold was 60 square feet larger. With 14 sales in the latest year, the mix of homes that closed can have an outsized effect on the medians. The time window matters, too. The latest May–October median was $783,000, up from $770,000 in the same months a year earlier. The August–October median was $783,000, down from $819,000 a year earlier. Both shorter comparisons use small samples.

If you’re selling, compare recent sales of similar homes with active listings. Floor plan, condition, upgrades and lot can make a meaningful difference when you set your price.

If you’re buying, look at how the asking price compares with similar closed sales and how long the home has been available before deciding what to offer.

Curious where your home fits? Call William Lim at 909-239-2006 for a home-pricing appointment.

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CRMLS Matrix · Vintage Highlands saved search · Exported November 9, 2026. Includes sales reported by other brokers. Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

William Lim Real Estate Group, Inc. · Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties · DRE 01434061

]]> https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/12881-seahorse-drive-rancho-cucamonga-city-views-casita/ Tue, 10 Nov 2026 00:22:11 +0000 William Lim Group https://williamlimgroup.com/?p=9261

By William Lim, Broker-Associate · MLS snapshot as of November 9, 2026

If you’re thinking about selling in Vintage Highlands, start with two questions. What have buyers paid for homes like yours, and what else could they buy today? This update compares two full years of neighborhood sales and shows what buyers could choose from on November 9.

Five homes were available on November 9

Five single-family homes were active, with asking prices from $689,000 to $774,900. Three more were in escrow, including two Active Under Contract and one Pending.

What sold over the past two years?

From November 2025 through October 2026, 14 homes closed, compared with 31 in the prior 12 months. The median sold price was $773,000, down 2.2%. Median sold price per square foot was $485.95, down 7.5%.

Metric	Nov ’24–Oct ’25	Nov ’25–Oct ’26
Homes sold	31	14
Median sold price	$790,000	$773,000
Average sold price	$783,942	$777,179
Median sold price per sq. ft.	$525.53	$485.95
Average sold price per sq. ft.	$540.82	$496.52
Median living area (sq. ft.)	1,556	1,616

What does this mean?

Fewer homes sold, and the median home sold was 60 square feet larger. With 14 sales in the latest year, the mix of homes that closed can have an outsized effect on the medians. The time window matters, too. The latest May–October median was $783,000, up from $770,000 in the same months a year earlier. The August–October median was $783,000, down from $819,000 a year earlier. Both shorter comparisons use small samples.

If you’re selling, compare recent sales of similar homes with active listings. Floor plan, condition, upgrades and lot can make a meaningful difference when you set your price.

If you’re buying, look at how the asking price compares with similar closed sales and how long the home has been available before deciding what to offer.

Curious where your home fits? Call William Lim at 909-239-2006 for a home-pricing appointment.

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CRMLS Matrix · Vintage Highlands saved search · Exported November 9, 2026. Includes sales reported by other brokers. Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

William Lim Real Estate Group, Inc. · Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties · DRE 01434061

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By William Lim, Broker-Associate · MLS snapshot as of November 9, 2026

If you’re thinking about selling in Vintage Highlands, start with two questions. What have buyers paid for homes like yours, and what else could they buy today? This update compares two full years of neighborhood sales and shows what buyers could choose from on November 9.

Five homes were available on November 9

Five single-family homes were active, with asking prices from $689,000 to $774,900. Three more were in escrow, including two Active Under Contract and one Pending.

What sold over the past two years?

From November 2025 through October 2026, 14 homes closed, compared with 31 in the prior 12 months. The median sold price was $773,000, down 2.2%. Median sold price per square foot was $485.95, down 7.5%.

Metric	Nov ’24–Oct ’25	Nov ’25–Oct ’26
Homes sold	31	14
Median sold price	$790,000	$773,000
Average sold price	$783,942	$777,179
Median sold price per sq. ft.	$525.53	$485.95
Average sold price per sq. ft.	$540.82	$496.52
Median living area (sq. ft.)	1,556	1,616

What does this mean?

Fewer homes sold, and the median home sold was 60 square feet larger. With 14 sales in the latest year, the mix of homes that closed can have an outsized effect on the medians. The time window matters, too. The latest May–October median was $783,000, up from $770,000 in the same months a year earlier. The August–October median was $783,000, down from $819,000 a year earlier. Both shorter comparisons use small samples.

If you’re selling, compare recent sales of similar homes with active listings. Floor plan, condition, upgrades and lot can make a meaningful difference when you set your price.

If you’re buying, look at how the asking price compares with similar closed sales and how long the home has been available before deciding what to offer.

Curious where your home fits? Call William Lim at 909-239-2006 for a home-pricing appointment.

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CRMLS Matrix · Vintage Highlands saved search · Exported November 9, 2026. Includes sales reported by other brokers. Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

William Lim Real Estate Group, Inc. · Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties · DRE 01434061

]]> https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/5-crucial-steps-to-take-before-buying-your-first-home/ Tue, 10 Nov 2026 00:22:11 +0000 William Lim Group https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/5-crucial-steps-to-take-before-buying-your-first-home/

By William Lim, Broker-Associate · MLS snapshot as of November 9, 2026

If you’re thinking about selling in Vintage Highlands, start with two questions. What have buyers paid for homes like yours, and what else could they buy today? This update compares two full years of neighborhood sales and shows what buyers could choose from on November 9.

Five homes were available on November 9

Five single-family homes were active, with asking prices from $689,000 to $774,900. Three more were in escrow, including two Active Under Contract and one Pending.

What sold over the past two years?

From November 2025 through October 2026, 14 homes closed, compared with 31 in the prior 12 months. The median sold price was $773,000, down 2.2%. Median sold price per square foot was $485.95, down 7.5%.

Metric	Nov ’24–Oct ’25	Nov ’25–Oct ’26
Homes sold	31	14
Median sold price	$790,000	$773,000
Average sold price	$783,942	$777,179
Median sold price per sq. ft.	$525.53	$485.95
Average sold price per sq. ft.	$540.82	$496.52
Median living area (sq. ft.)	1,556	1,616

What does this mean?

Fewer homes sold, and the median home sold was 60 square feet larger. With 14 sales in the latest year, the mix of homes that closed can have an outsized effect on the medians. The time window matters, too. The latest May–October median was $783,000, up from $770,000 in the same months a year earlier. The August–October median was $783,000, down from $819,000 a year earlier. Both shorter comparisons use small samples.

If you’re selling, compare recent sales of similar homes with active listings. Floor plan, condition, upgrades and lot can make a meaningful difference when you set your price.

If you’re buying, look at how the asking price compares with similar closed sales and how long the home has been available before deciding what to offer.

Curious where your home fits? Call William Lim at 909-239-2006 for a home-pricing appointment.

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CRMLS Matrix · Vintage Highlands saved search · Exported November 9, 2026. Includes sales reported by other brokers. Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

William Lim Real Estate Group, Inc. · Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties · DRE 01434061

]]> https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/5-hidden-red-flags-to-watch-for-when-touring-a-home/ Tue, 10 Nov 2026 00:22:11 +0000 William Lim Group https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/5-hidden-red-flags-to-watch-for-when-touring-a-home/

By William Lim, Broker-Associate · MLS snapshot as of November 9, 2026

If you’re thinking about selling in Vintage Highlands, start with two questions. What have buyers paid for homes like yours, and what else could they buy today? This update compares two full years of neighborhood sales and shows what buyers could choose from on November 9.

Five homes were available on November 9

Five single-family homes were active, with asking prices from $689,000 to $774,900. Three more were in escrow, including two Active Under Contract and one Pending.

What sold over the past two years?

From November 2025 through October 2026, 14 homes closed, compared with 31 in the prior 12 months. The median sold price was $773,000, down 2.2%. Median sold price per square foot was $485.95, down 7.5%.

Metric	Nov ’24–Oct ’25	Nov ’25–Oct ’26
Homes sold	31	14
Median sold price	$790,000	$773,000
Average sold price	$783,942	$777,179
Median sold price per sq. ft.	$525.53	$485.95
Average sold price per sq. ft.	$540.82	$496.52
Median living area (sq. ft.)	1,556	1,616

What does this mean?

Fewer homes sold, and the median home sold was 60 square feet larger. With 14 sales in the latest year, the mix of homes that closed can have an outsized effect on the medians. The time window matters, too. The latest May–October median was $783,000, up from $770,000 in the same months a year earlier. The August–October median was $783,000, down from $819,000 a year earlier. Both shorter comparisons use small samples.

If you’re selling, compare recent sales of similar homes with active listings. Floor plan, condition, upgrades and lot can make a meaningful difference when you set your price.

If you’re buying, look at how the asking price compares with similar closed sales and how long the home has been available before deciding what to offer.

Curious where your home fits? Call William Lim at 909-239-2006 for a home-pricing appointment.

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CRMLS Matrix · Vintage Highlands saved search · Exported November 9, 2026. Includes sales reported by other brokers. Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

William Lim Real Estate Group, Inc. · Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties · DRE 01434061

]]> https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/5-high-roi-upgrades-to-make-before-listing-your-home/ Tue, 10 Nov 2026 00:22:11 +0000 William Lim Group https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/5-high-roi-upgrades-to-make-before-listing-your-home/

By William Lim, Broker-Associate · MLS snapshot as of November 9, 2026

If you’re thinking about selling in Vintage Highlands, start with two questions. What have buyers paid for homes like yours, and what else could they buy today? This update compares two full years of neighborhood sales and shows what buyers could choose from on November 9.

Five homes were available on November 9

Five single-family homes were active, with asking prices from $689,000 to $774,900. Three more were in escrow, including two Active Under Contract and one Pending.

What sold over the past two years?

From November 2025 through October 2026, 14 homes closed, compared with 31 in the prior 12 months. The median sold price was $773,000, down 2.2%. Median sold price per square foot was $485.95, down 7.5%.

Metric	Nov ’24–Oct ’25	Nov ’25–Oct ’26
Homes sold	31	14
Median sold price	$790,000	$773,000
Average sold price	$783,942	$777,179
Median sold price per sq. ft.	$525.53	$485.95
Average sold price per sq. ft.	$540.82	$496.52
Median living area (sq. ft.)	1,556	1,616

What does this mean?

Fewer homes sold, and the median home sold was 60 square feet larger. With 14 sales in the latest year, the mix of homes that closed can have an outsized effect on the medians. The time window matters, too. The latest May–October median was $783,000, up from $770,000 in the same months a year earlier. The August–October median was $783,000, down from $819,000 a year earlier. Both shorter comparisons use small samples.

If you’re selling, compare recent sales of similar homes with active listings. Floor plan, condition, upgrades and lot can make a meaningful difference when you set your price.

If you’re buying, look at how the asking price compares with similar closed sales and how long the home has been available before deciding what to offer.

Curious where your home fits? Call William Lim at 909-239-2006 for a home-pricing appointment.

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CRMLS Matrix · Vintage Highlands saved search · Exported November 9, 2026. Includes sales reported by other brokers. Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

William Lim Real Estate Group, Inc. · Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties · DRE 01434061

]]> https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/why-the-first-14-days-on-the-market-define-your-sale/ Tue, 10 Nov 2026 00:22:11 +0000 William Lim Group https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/why-the-first-14-days-on-the-market-define-your-sale/

By William Lim, Broker-Associate · MLS snapshot as of November 9, 2026

If you’re thinking about selling in Vintage Highlands, start with two questions. What have buyers paid for homes like yours, and what else could they buy today? This update compares two full years of neighborhood sales and shows what buyers could choose from on November 9.

Five homes were available on November 9

Five single-family homes were active, with asking prices from $689,000 to $774,900. Three more were in escrow, including two Active Under Contract and one Pending.

What sold over the past two years?

From November 2025 through October 2026, 14 homes closed, compared with 31 in the prior 12 months. The median sold price was $773,000, down 2.2%. Median sold price per square foot was $485.95, down 7.5%.

Metric	Nov ’24–Oct ’25	Nov ’25–Oct ’26
Homes sold	31	14
Median sold price	$790,000	$773,000
Average sold price	$783,942	$777,179
Median sold price per sq. ft.	$525.53	$485.95
Average sold price per sq. ft.	$540.82	$496.52
Median living area (sq. ft.)	1,556	1,616

What does this mean?

Fewer homes sold, and the median home sold was 60 square feet larger. With 14 sales in the latest year, the mix of homes that closed can have an outsized effect on the medians. The time window matters, too. The latest May–October median was $783,000, up from $770,000 in the same months a year earlier. The August–October median was $783,000, down from $819,000 a year earlier. Both shorter comparisons use small samples.

If you’re selling, compare recent sales of similar homes with active listings. Floor plan, condition, upgrades and lot can make a meaningful difference when you set your price.

If you’re buying, look at how the asking price compares with similar closed sales and how long the home has been available before deciding what to offer.

Curious where your home fits? Call William Lim at 909-239-2006 for a home-pricing appointment.

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CRMLS Matrix · Vintage Highlands saved search · Exported November 9, 2026. Includes sales reported by other brokers. Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

William Lim Real Estate Group, Inc. · Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties · DRE 01434061

]]> https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/the-20-down-myth-thats-keeping-buyers-on-the-sidelines/ Tue, 10 Nov 2026 00:22:11 +0000 William Lim Group https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/the-20-down-myth-thats-keeping-buyers-on-the-sidelines/

By William Lim, Broker-Associate · MLS snapshot as of November 9, 2026

If you’re thinking about selling in Vintage Highlands, start with two questions. What have buyers paid for homes like yours, and what else could they buy today? This update compares two full years of neighborhood sales and shows what buyers could choose from on November 9.

Five homes were available on November 9

Five single-family homes were active, with asking prices from $689,000 to $774,900. Three more were in escrow, including two Active Under Contract and one Pending.

What sold over the past two years?

From November 2025 through October 2026, 14 homes closed, compared with 31 in the prior 12 months. The median sold price was $773,000, down 2.2%. Median sold price per square foot was $485.95, down 7.5%.

Metric	Nov ’24–Oct ’25	Nov ’25–Oct ’26
Homes sold	31	14
Median sold price	$790,000	$773,000
Average sold price	$783,942	$777,179
Median sold price per sq. ft.	$525.53	$485.95
Average sold price per sq. ft.	$540.82	$496.52
Median living area (sq. ft.)	1,556	1,616

What does this mean?

Fewer homes sold, and the median home sold was 60 square feet larger. With 14 sales in the latest year, the mix of homes that closed can have an outsized effect on the medians. The time window matters, too. The latest May–October median was $783,000, up from $770,000 in the same months a year earlier. The August–October median was $783,000, down from $819,000 a year earlier. Both shorter comparisons use small samples.

If you’re selling, compare recent sales of similar homes with active listings. Floor plan, condition, upgrades and lot can make a meaningful difference when you set your price.

If you’re buying, look at how the asking price compares with similar closed sales and how long the home has been available before deciding what to offer.

Curious where your home fits? Call William Lim at 909-239-2006 for a home-pricing appointment.

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CRMLS Matrix · Vintage Highlands saved search · Exported November 9, 2026. Includes sales reported by other brokers. Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

William Lim Real Estate Group, Inc. · Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties · DRE 01434061

]]> https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/why-your-zestimate-isnt-your-asking-price/ Tue, 10 Nov 2026 00:22:11 +0000 William Lim Group https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/why-your-zestimate-isnt-your-asking-price/

By William Lim, Broker-Associate · MLS snapshot as of November 9, 2026

If you’re thinking about selling in Vintage Highlands, start with two questions. What have buyers paid for homes like yours, and what else could they buy today? This update compares two full years of neighborhood sales and shows what buyers could choose from on November 9.

Five homes were available on November 9

Five single-family homes were active, with asking prices from $689,000 to $774,900. Three more were in escrow, including two Active Under Contract and one Pending.

What sold over the past two years?

From November 2025 through October 2026, 14 homes closed, compared with 31 in the prior 12 months. The median sold price was $773,000, down 2.2%. Median sold price per square foot was $485.95, down 7.5%.

Metric	Nov ’24–Oct ’25	Nov ’25–Oct ’26
Homes sold	31	14
Median sold price	$790,000	$773,000
Average sold price	$783,942	$777,179
Median sold price per sq. ft.	$525.53	$485.95
Average sold price per sq. ft.	$540.82	$496.52
Median living area (sq. ft.)	1,556	1,616

What does this mean?

Fewer homes sold, and the median home sold was 60 square feet larger. With 14 sales in the latest year, the mix of homes that closed can have an outsized effect on the medians. The time window matters, too. The latest May–October median was $783,000, up from $770,000 in the same months a year earlier. The August–October median was $783,000, down from $819,000 a year earlier. Both shorter comparisons use small samples.

If you’re selling, compare recent sales of similar homes with active listings. Floor plan, condition, upgrades and lot can make a meaningful difference when you set your price.

If you’re buying, look at how the asking price compares with similar closed sales and how long the home has been available before deciding what to offer.

Curious where your home fits? Call William Lim at 909-239-2006 for a home-pricing appointment.

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CRMLS Matrix · Vintage Highlands saved search · Exported November 9, 2026. Includes sales reported by other brokers. Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

William Lim Real Estate Group, Inc. · Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties · DRE 01434061

]]> https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/waiting-for-rates-to-drop-why-timing-the-market-could-cost-you/ Tue, 10 Nov 2026 00:22:11 +0000 William Lim Group https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/waiting-for-rates-to-drop-why-timing-the-market-could-cost-you/

By William Lim, Broker-Associate · MLS snapshot as of November 9, 2026

If you’re thinking about selling in Vintage Highlands, start with two questions. What have buyers paid for homes like yours, and what else could they buy today? This update compares two full years of neighborhood sales and shows what buyers could choose from on November 9.

Five homes were available on November 9

Five single-family homes were active, with asking prices from $689,000 to $774,900. Three more were in escrow, including two Active Under Contract and one Pending.

What sold over the past two years?

From November 2025 through October 2026, 14 homes closed, compared with 31 in the prior 12 months. The median sold price was $773,000, down 2.2%. Median sold price per square foot was $485.95, down 7.5%.

Metric	Nov ’24–Oct ’25	Nov ’25–Oct ’26
Homes sold	31	14
Median sold price	$790,000	$773,000
Average sold price	$783,942	$777,179
Median sold price per sq. ft.	$525.53	$485.95
Average sold price per sq. ft.	$540.82	$496.52
Median living area (sq. ft.)	1,556	1,616

What does this mean?

Fewer homes sold, and the median home sold was 60 square feet larger. With 14 sales in the latest year, the mix of homes that closed can have an outsized effect on the medians. The time window matters, too. The latest May–October median was $783,000, up from $770,000 in the same months a year earlier. The August–October median was $783,000, down from $819,000 a year earlier. Both shorter comparisons use small samples.

If you’re selling, compare recent sales of similar homes with active listings. Floor plan, condition, upgrades and lot can make a meaningful difference when you set your price.

If you’re buying, look at how the asking price compares with similar closed sales and how long the home has been available before deciding what to offer.

Curious where your home fits? Call William Lim at 909-239-2006 for a home-pricing appointment.

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CRMLS Matrix · Vintage Highlands saved search · Exported November 9, 2026. Includes sales reported by other brokers. Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

William Lim Real Estate Group, Inc. · Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties · DRE 01434061

]]> https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/smart-strategies-for-buying-a-home-in-todays-market/ Tue, 10 Nov 2026 00:22:11 +0000 William Lim Group https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/smart-strategies-for-buying-a-home-in-todays-market/

By William Lim, Broker-Associate · MLS snapshot as of November 9, 2026

If you’re thinking about selling in Vintage Highlands, start with two questions. What have buyers paid for homes like yours, and what else could they buy today? This update compares two full years of neighborhood sales and shows what buyers could choose from on November 9.

Five homes were available on November 9

Five single-family homes were active, with asking prices from $689,000 to $774,900. Three more were in escrow, including two Active Under Contract and one Pending.

What sold over the past two years?

From November 2025 through October 2026, 14 homes closed, compared with 31 in the prior 12 months. The median sold price was $773,000, down 2.2%. Median sold price per square foot was $485.95, down 7.5%.

Metric	Nov ’24–Oct ’25	Nov ’25–Oct ’26
Homes sold	31	14
Median sold price	$790,000	$773,000
Average sold price	$783,942	$777,179
Median sold price per sq. ft.	$525.53	$485.95
Average sold price per sq. ft.	$540.82	$496.52
Median living area (sq. ft.)	1,556	1,616

What does this mean?

Fewer homes sold, and the median home sold was 60 square feet larger. With 14 sales in the latest year, the mix of homes that closed can have an outsized effect on the medians. The time window matters, too. The latest May–October median was $783,000, up from $770,000 in the same months a year earlier. The August–October median was $783,000, down from $819,000 a year earlier. Both shorter comparisons use small samples.

If you’re selling, compare recent sales of similar homes with active listings. Floor plan, condition, upgrades and lot can make a meaningful difference when you set your price.

If you’re buying, look at how the asking price compares with similar closed sales and how long the home has been available before deciding what to offer.

Curious where your home fits? Call William Lim at 909-239-2006 for a home-pricing appointment.

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CRMLS Matrix · Vintage Highlands saved search · Exported November 9, 2026. Includes sales reported by other brokers. Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

William Lim Real Estate Group, Inc. · Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties · DRE 01434061

]]> https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/pre-qualified-vs-pre-approved-the-crucial-difference-buyers-miss/ Tue, 10 Nov 2026 00:22:11 +0000 William Lim Group https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/pre-qualified-vs-pre-approved-the-crucial-difference-buyers-miss/

By William Lim, Broker-Associate · MLS snapshot as of November 9, 2026

If you’re thinking about selling in Vintage Highlands, start with two questions. What have buyers paid for homes like yours, and what else could they buy today? This update compares two full years of neighborhood sales and shows what buyers could choose from on November 9.

Five homes were available on November 9

Five single-family homes were active, with asking prices from $689,000 to $774,900. Three more were in escrow, including two Active Under Contract and one Pending.

What sold over the past two years?

From November 2025 through October 2026, 14 homes closed, compared with 31 in the prior 12 months. The median sold price was $773,000, down 2.2%. Median sold price per square foot was $485.95, down 7.5%.

Metric	Nov ’24–Oct ’25	Nov ’25–Oct ’26
Homes sold	31	14
Median sold price	$790,000	$773,000
Average sold price	$783,942	$777,179
Median sold price per sq. ft.	$525.53	$485.95
Average sold price per sq. ft.	$540.82	$496.52
Median living area (sq. ft.)	1,556	1,616

What does this mean?

Fewer homes sold, and the median home sold was 60 square feet larger. With 14 sales in the latest year, the mix of homes that closed can have an outsized effect on the medians. The time window matters, too. The latest May–October median was $783,000, up from $770,000 in the same months a year earlier. The August–October median was $783,000, down from $819,000 a year earlier. Both shorter comparisons use small samples.

If you’re selling, compare recent sales of similar homes with active listings. Floor plan, condition, upgrades and lot can make a meaningful difference when you set your price.

If you’re buying, look at how the asking price compares with similar closed sales and how long the home has been available before deciding what to offer.

Curious where your home fits? Call William Lim at 909-239-2006 for a home-pricing appointment.

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CRMLS Matrix · Vintage Highlands saved search · Exported November 9, 2026. Includes sales reported by other brokers. Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

William Lim Real Estate Group, Inc. · Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties · DRE 01434061

]]> https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/the-interest-rate-focus-mistake-buyers-are-making-in-2026/ Tue, 10 Nov 2026 00:22:11 +0000 William Lim Group https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/the-interest-rate-focus-mistake-buyers-are-making-in-2026/

By William Lim, Broker-Associate · MLS snapshot as of November 9, 2026

If you’re thinking about selling in Vintage Highlands, start with two questions. What have buyers paid for homes like yours, and what else could they buy today? This update compares two full years of neighborhood sales and shows what buyers could choose from on November 9.

Five homes were available on November 9

Five single-family homes were active, with asking prices from $689,000 to $774,900. Three more were in escrow, including two Active Under Contract and one Pending.

What sold over the past two years?

From November 2025 through October 2026, 14 homes closed, compared with 31 in the prior 12 months. The median sold price was $773,000, down 2.2%. Median sold price per square foot was $485.95, down 7.5%.

Metric	Nov ’24–Oct ’25	Nov ’25–Oct ’26
Homes sold	31	14
Median sold price	$790,000	$773,000
Average sold price	$783,942	$777,179
Median sold price per sq. ft.	$525.53	$485.95
Average sold price per sq. ft.	$540.82	$496.52
Median living area (sq. ft.)	1,556	1,616

What does this mean?

Fewer homes sold, and the median home sold was 60 square feet larger. With 14 sales in the latest year, the mix of homes that closed can have an outsized effect on the medians. The time window matters, too. The latest May–October median was $783,000, up from $770,000 in the same months a year earlier. The August–October median was $783,000, down from $819,000 a year earlier. Both shorter comparisons use small samples.

If you’re selling, compare recent sales of similar homes with active listings. Floor plan, condition, upgrades and lot can make a meaningful difference when you set your price.

If you’re buying, look at how the asking price compares with similar closed sales and how long the home has been available before deciding what to offer.

Curious where your home fits? Call William Lim at 909-239-2006 for a home-pricing appointment.

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CRMLS Matrix · Vintage Highlands saved search · Exported November 9, 2026. Includes sales reported by other brokers. Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

William Lim Real Estate Group, Inc. · Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties · DRE 01434061

]]> https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/why-buyers-are-paying-for-ease-not-projects/ Tue, 10 Nov 2026 00:22:11 +0000 William Lim Group https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/why-buyers-are-paying-for-ease-not-projects/

By William Lim, Broker-Associate · MLS snapshot as of November 9, 2026

If you’re thinking about selling in Vintage Highlands, start with two questions. What have buyers paid for homes like yours, and what else could they buy today? This update compares two full years of neighborhood sales and shows what buyers could choose from on November 9.

Five homes were available on November 9

Five single-family homes were active, with asking prices from $689,000 to $774,900. Three more were in escrow, including two Active Under Contract and one Pending.

What sold over the past two years?

From November 2025 through October 2026, 14 homes closed, compared with 31 in the prior 12 months. The median sold price was $773,000, down 2.2%. Median sold price per square foot was $485.95, down 7.5%.

Metric	Nov ’24–Oct ’25	Nov ’25–Oct ’26
Homes sold	31	14
Median sold price	$790,000	$773,000
Average sold price	$783,942	$777,179
Median sold price per sq. ft.	$525.53	$485.95
Average sold price per sq. ft.	$540.82	$496.52
Median living area (sq. ft.)	1,556	1,616

What does this mean?

Fewer homes sold, and the median home sold was 60 square feet larger. With 14 sales in the latest year, the mix of homes that closed can have an outsized effect on the medians. The time window matters, too. The latest May–October median was $783,000, up from $770,000 in the same months a year earlier. The August–October median was $783,000, down from $819,000 a year earlier. Both shorter comparisons use small samples.

If you’re selling, compare recent sales of similar homes with active listings. Floor plan, condition, upgrades and lot can make a meaningful difference when you set your price.

If you’re buying, look at how the asking price compares with similar closed sales and how long the home has been available before deciding what to offer.

Curious where your home fits? Call William Lim at 909-239-2006 for a home-pricing appointment.

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CRMLS Matrix · Vintage Highlands saved search · Exported November 9, 2026. Includes sales reported by other brokers. Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

William Lim Real Estate Group, Inc. · Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties · DRE 01434061

]]> https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/the-monthly-payment-is-not-the-whole-payment/ Tue, 10 Nov 2026 00:22:11 +0000 William Lim Group https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/the-monthly-payment-is-not-the-whole-payment/

By William Lim, Broker-Associate · MLS snapshot as of November 9, 2026

If you’re thinking about selling in Vintage Highlands, start with two questions. What have buyers paid for homes like yours, and what else could they buy today? This update compares two full years of neighborhood sales and shows what buyers could choose from on November 9.

Five homes were available on November 9

Five single-family homes were active, with asking prices from $689,000 to $774,900. Three more were in escrow, including two Active Under Contract and one Pending.

What sold over the past two years?

From November 2025 through October 2026, 14 homes closed, compared with 31 in the prior 12 months. The median sold price was $773,000, down 2.2%. Median sold price per square foot was $485.95, down 7.5%.

Metric	Nov ’24–Oct ’25	Nov ’25–Oct ’26
Homes sold	31	14
Median sold price	$790,000	$773,000
Average sold price	$783,942	$777,179
Median sold price per sq. ft.	$525.53	$485.95
Average sold price per sq. ft.	$540.82	$496.52
Median living area (sq. ft.)	1,556	1,616

What does this mean?

Fewer homes sold, and the median home sold was 60 square feet larger. With 14 sales in the latest year, the mix of homes that closed can have an outsized effect on the medians. The time window matters, too. The latest May–October median was $783,000, up from $770,000 in the same months a year earlier. The August–October median was $783,000, down from $819,000 a year earlier. Both shorter comparisons use small samples.

If you’re selling, compare recent sales of similar homes with active listings. Floor plan, condition, upgrades and lot can make a meaningful difference when you set your price.

If you’re buying, look at how the asking price compares with similar closed sales and how long the home has been available before deciding what to offer.

Curious where your home fits? Call William Lim at 909-239-2006 for a home-pricing appointment.

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CRMLS Matrix · Vintage Highlands saved search · Exported November 9, 2026. Includes sales reported by other brokers. Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

William Lim Real Estate Group, Inc. · Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties · DRE 01434061

]]> https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/sellers-are-not-competing-with-the-market-they-are-competing-with-buyer-caution/ Tue, 10 Nov 2026 00:22:11 +0000 William Lim Group https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/sellers-are-not-competing-with-the-market-they-are-competing-with-buyer-caution/

By William Lim, Broker-Associate · MLS snapshot as of November 9, 2026

If you’re thinking about selling in Vintage Highlands, start with two questions. What have buyers paid for homes like yours, and what else could they buy today? This update compares two full years of neighborhood sales and shows what buyers could choose from on November 9.

Five homes were available on November 9

Five single-family homes were active, with asking prices from $689,000 to $774,900. Three more were in escrow, including two Active Under Contract and one Pending.

What sold over the past two years?

From November 2025 through October 2026, 14 homes closed, compared with 31 in the prior 12 months. The median sold price was $773,000, down 2.2%. Median sold price per square foot was $485.95, down 7.5%.

Metric	Nov ’24–Oct ’25	Nov ’25–Oct ’26
Homes sold	31	14
Median sold price	$790,000	$773,000
Average sold price	$783,942	$777,179
Median sold price per sq. ft.	$525.53	$485.95
Average sold price per sq. ft.	$540.82	$496.52
Median living area (sq. ft.)	1,556	1,616

What does this mean?

Fewer homes sold, and the median home sold was 60 square feet larger. With 14 sales in the latest year, the mix of homes that closed can have an outsized effect on the medians. The time window matters, too. The latest May–October median was $783,000, up from $770,000 in the same months a year earlier. The August–October median was $783,000, down from $819,000 a year earlier. Both shorter comparisons use small samples.

If you’re selling, compare recent sales of similar homes with active listings. Floor plan, condition, upgrades and lot can make a meaningful difference when you set your price.

If you’re buying, look at how the asking price compares with similar closed sales and how long the home has been available before deciding what to offer.

Curious where your home fits? Call William Lim at 909-239-2006 for a home-pricing appointment.

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CRMLS Matrix · Vintage Highlands saved search · Exported November 9, 2026. Includes sales reported by other brokers. Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

William Lim Real Estate Group, Inc. · Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties · DRE 01434061

]]> https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/just-sold-16/ Tue, 10 Nov 2026 00:22:11 +0000 William Lim Group https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/just-sold-16/

By William Lim, Broker-Associate · MLS snapshot as of November 9, 2026

If you’re thinking about selling in Vintage Highlands, start with two questions. What have buyers paid for homes like yours, and what else could they buy today? This update compares two full years of neighborhood sales and shows what buyers could choose from on November 9.

Five homes were available on November 9

Five single-family homes were active, with asking prices from $689,000 to $774,900. Three more were in escrow, including two Active Under Contract and one Pending.

What sold over the past two years?

From November 2025 through October 2026, 14 homes closed, compared with 31 in the prior 12 months. The median sold price was $773,000, down 2.2%. Median sold price per square foot was $485.95, down 7.5%.

Metric	Nov ’24–Oct ’25	Nov ’25–Oct ’26
Homes sold	31	14
Median sold price	$790,000	$773,000
Average sold price	$783,942	$777,179
Median sold price per sq. ft.	$525.53	$485.95
Average sold price per sq. ft.	$540.82	$496.52
Median living area (sq. ft.)	1,556	1,616

What does this mean?

Fewer homes sold, and the median home sold was 60 square feet larger. With 14 sales in the latest year, the mix of homes that closed can have an outsized effect on the medians. The time window matters, too. The latest May–October median was $783,000, up from $770,000 in the same months a year earlier. The August–October median was $783,000, down from $819,000 a year earlier. Both shorter comparisons use small samples.

If you’re selling, compare recent sales of similar homes with active listings. Floor plan, condition, upgrades and lot can make a meaningful difference when you set your price.

If you’re buying, look at how the asking price compares with similar closed sales and how long the home has been available before deciding what to offer.

Curious where your home fits? Call William Lim at 909-239-2006 for a home-pricing appointment.

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CRMLS Matrix · Vintage Highlands saved search · Exported November 9, 2026. Includes sales reported by other brokers. Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

William Lim Real Estate Group, Inc. · Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties · DRE 01434061

]]> https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/this-is-a-market-for-prepared-buyers-and-realistic-sellers/ Tue, 10 Nov 2026 00:22:11 +0000 William Lim Group https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/this-is-a-market-for-prepared-buyers-and-realistic-sellers/

By William Lim, Broker-Associate · MLS snapshot as of November 9, 2026

If you’re thinking about selling in Vintage Highlands, start with two questions. What have buyers paid for homes like yours, and what else could they buy today? This update compares two full years of neighborhood sales and shows what buyers could choose from on November 9.

Five homes were available on November 9

Five single-family homes were active, with asking prices from $689,000 to $774,900. Three more were in escrow, including two Active Under Contract and one Pending.

What sold over the past two years?

From November 2025 through October 2026, 14 homes closed, compared with 31 in the prior 12 months. The median sold price was $773,000, down 2.2%. Median sold price per square foot was $485.95, down 7.5%.

Metric	Nov ’24–Oct ’25	Nov ’25–Oct ’26
Homes sold	31	14
Median sold price	$790,000	$773,000
Average sold price	$783,942	$777,179
Median sold price per sq. ft.	$525.53	$485.95
Average sold price per sq. ft.	$540.82	$496.52
Median living area (sq. ft.)	1,556	1,616

What does this mean?

Fewer homes sold, and the median home sold was 60 square feet larger. With 14 sales in the latest year, the mix of homes that closed can have an outsized effect on the medians. The time window matters, too. The latest May–October median was $783,000, up from $770,000 in the same months a year earlier. The August–October median was $783,000, down from $819,000 a year earlier. Both shorter comparisons use small samples.

If you’re selling, compare recent sales of similar homes with active listings. Floor plan, condition, upgrades and lot can make a meaningful difference when you set your price.

If you’re buying, look at how the asking price compares with similar closed sales and how long the home has been available before deciding what to offer.

Curious where your home fits? Call William Lim at 909-239-2006 for a home-pricing appointment.

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CRMLS Matrix · Vintage Highlands saved search · Exported November 9, 2026. Includes sales reported by other brokers. Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

William Lim Real Estate Group, Inc. · Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties · DRE 01434061

]]> https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/why-flexibility-is-winning-deals-right-now/ Tue, 10 Nov 2026 00:22:11 +0000 William Lim Group https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/why-flexibility-is-winning-deals-right-now/

By William Lim, Broker-Associate · MLS snapshot as of November 9, 2026

If you’re thinking about selling in Vintage Highlands, start with two questions. What have buyers paid for homes like yours, and what else could they buy today? This update compares two full years of neighborhood sales and shows what buyers could choose from on November 9.

Five homes were available on November 9

Five single-family homes were active, with asking prices from $689,000 to $774,900. Three more were in escrow, including two Active Under Contract and one Pending.

What sold over the past two years?

From November 2025 through October 2026, 14 homes closed, compared with 31 in the prior 12 months. The median sold price was $773,000, down 2.2%. Median sold price per square foot was $485.95, down 7.5%.

Metric	Nov ’24–Oct ’25	Nov ’25–Oct ’26
Homes sold	31	14
Median sold price	$790,000	$773,000
Average sold price	$783,942	$777,179
Median sold price per sq. ft.	$525.53	$485.95
Average sold price per sq. ft.	$540.82	$496.52
Median living area (sq. ft.)	1,556	1,616

What does this mean?

Fewer homes sold, and the median home sold was 60 square feet larger. With 14 sales in the latest year, the mix of homes that closed can have an outsized effect on the medians. The time window matters, too. The latest May–October median was $783,000, up from $770,000 in the same months a year earlier. The August–October median was $783,000, down from $819,000 a year earlier. Both shorter comparisons use small samples.

If you’re selling, compare recent sales of similar homes with active listings. Floor plan, condition, upgrades and lot can make a meaningful difference when you set your price.

If you’re buying, look at how the asking price compares with similar closed sales and how long the home has been available before deciding what to offer.

Curious where your home fits? Call William Lim at 909-239-2006 for a home-pricing appointment.

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CRMLS Matrix · Vintage Highlands saved search · Exported November 9, 2026. Includes sales reported by other brokers. Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

William Lim Real Estate Group, Inc. · Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties · DRE 01434061

]]> https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/the-quiet-advantage-most-buyers-and-sellers-ignore/ Tue, 10 Nov 2026 00:22:11 +0000 William Lim Group https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/the-quiet-advantage-most-buyers-and-sellers-ignore/

By William Lim, Broker-Associate · MLS snapshot as of November 9, 2026

If you’re thinking about selling in Vintage Highlands, start with two questions. What have buyers paid for homes like yours, and what else could they buy today? This update compares two full years of neighborhood sales and shows what buyers could choose from on November 9.

Five homes were available on November 9

Five single-family homes were active, with asking prices from $689,000 to $774,900. Three more were in escrow, including two Active Under Contract and one Pending.

What sold over the past two years?

From November 2025 through October 2026, 14 homes closed, compared with 31 in the prior 12 months. The median sold price was $773,000, down 2.2%. Median sold price per square foot was $485.95, down 7.5%.

Metric	Nov ’24–Oct ’25	Nov ’25–Oct ’26
Homes sold	31	14
Median sold price	$790,000	$773,000
Average sold price	$783,942	$777,179
Median sold price per sq. ft.	$525.53	$485.95
Average sold price per sq. ft.	$540.82	$496.52
Median living area (sq. ft.)	1,556	1,616

What does this mean?

Fewer homes sold, and the median home sold was 60 square feet larger. With 14 sales in the latest year, the mix of homes that closed can have an outsized effect on the medians. The time window matters, too. The latest May–October median was $783,000, up from $770,000 in the same months a year earlier. The August–October median was $783,000, down from $819,000 a year earlier. Both shorter comparisons use small samples.

If you’re selling, compare recent sales of similar homes with active listings. Floor plan, condition, upgrades and lot can make a meaningful difference when you set your price.

If you’re buying, look at how the asking price compares with similar closed sales and how long the home has been available before deciding what to offer.

Curious where your home fits? Call William Lim at 909-239-2006 for a home-pricing appointment.

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CRMLS Matrix · Vintage Highlands saved search · Exported November 9, 2026. Includes sales reported by other brokers. Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

William Lim Real Estate Group, Inc. · Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties · DRE 01434061

]]> https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/in-this-market-buyers-are-not-looking-for-projects-they-are-looking-for-easy/ Tue, 10 Nov 2026 00:22:11 +0000 William Lim Group https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/in-this-market-buyers-are-not-looking-for-projects-they-are-looking-for-easy/

By William Lim, Broker-Associate · MLS snapshot as of November 9, 2026

If you’re thinking about selling in Vintage Highlands, start with two questions. What have buyers paid for homes like yours, and what else could they buy today? This update compares two full years of neighborhood sales and shows what buyers could choose from on November 9.

Five homes were available on November 9

Five single-family homes were active, with asking prices from $689,000 to $774,900. Three more were in escrow, including two Active Under Contract and one Pending.

What sold over the past two years?

From November 2025 through October 2026, 14 homes closed, compared with 31 in the prior 12 months. The median sold price was $773,000, down 2.2%. Median sold price per square foot was $485.95, down 7.5%.

Metric	Nov ’24–Oct ’25	Nov ’25–Oct ’26
Homes sold	31	14
Median sold price	$790,000	$773,000
Average sold price	$783,942	$777,179
Median sold price per sq. ft.	$525.53	$485.95
Average sold price per sq. ft.	$540.82	$496.52
Median living area (sq. ft.)	1,556	1,616

What does this mean?

Fewer homes sold, and the median home sold was 60 square feet larger. With 14 sales in the latest year, the mix of homes that closed can have an outsized effect on the medians. The time window matters, too. The latest May–October median was $783,000, up from $770,000 in the same months a year earlier. The August–October median was $783,000, down from $819,000 a year earlier. Both shorter comparisons use small samples.

If you’re selling, compare recent sales of similar homes with active listings. Floor plan, condition, upgrades and lot can make a meaningful difference when you set your price.

If you’re buying, look at how the asking price compares with similar closed sales and how long the home has been available before deciding what to offer.

Curious where your home fits? Call William Lim at 909-239-2006 for a home-pricing appointment.

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CRMLS Matrix · Vintage Highlands saved search · Exported November 9, 2026. Includes sales reported by other brokers. Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

William Lim Real Estate Group, Inc. · Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties · DRE 01434061

]]> https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/your-first-offer-probably-shouldnt-be-your-highest/ Tue, 10 Nov 2026 00:22:11 +0000 William Lim Group https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/your-first-offer-probably-shouldnt-be-your-highest/

By William Lim, Broker-Associate · MLS snapshot as of November 9, 2026

If you’re thinking about selling in Vintage Highlands, start with two questions. What have buyers paid for homes like yours, and what else could they buy today? This update compares two full years of neighborhood sales and shows what buyers could choose from on November 9.

Five homes were available on November 9

Five single-family homes were active, with asking prices from $689,000 to $774,900. Three more were in escrow, including two Active Under Contract and one Pending.

What sold over the past two years?

From November 2025 through October 2026, 14 homes closed, compared with 31 in the prior 12 months. The median sold price was $773,000, down 2.2%. Median sold price per square foot was $485.95, down 7.5%.

Metric	Nov ’24–Oct ’25	Nov ’25–Oct ’26
Homes sold	31	14
Median sold price	$790,000	$773,000
Average sold price	$783,942	$777,179
Median sold price per sq. ft.	$525.53	$485.95
Average sold price per sq. ft.	$540.82	$496.52
Median living area (sq. ft.)	1,556	1,616

What does this mean?

Fewer homes sold, and the median home sold was 60 square feet larger. With 14 sales in the latest year, the mix of homes that closed can have an outsized effect on the medians. The time window matters, too. The latest May–October median was $783,000, up from $770,000 in the same months a year earlier. The August–October median was $783,000, down from $819,000 a year earlier. Both shorter comparisons use small samples.

If you’re selling, compare recent sales of similar homes with active listings. Floor plan, condition, upgrades and lot can make a meaningful difference when you set your price.

If you’re buying, look at how the asking price compares with similar closed sales and how long the home has been available before deciding what to offer.

Curious where your home fits? Call William Lim at 909-239-2006 for a home-pricing appointment.

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CRMLS Matrix · Vintage Highlands saved search · Exported November 9, 2026. Includes sales reported by other brokers. Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

William Lim Real Estate Group, Inc. · Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties · DRE 01434061

]]> https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/the-quiet-advantage-most-sellers-ignore-right-now/ Tue, 10 Nov 2026 00:22:11 +0000 William Lim Group https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/the-quiet-advantage-most-sellers-ignore-right-now/

By William Lim, Broker-Associate · MLS snapshot as of November 9, 2026

If you’re thinking about selling in Vintage Highlands, start with two questions. What have buyers paid for homes like yours, and what else could they buy today? This update compares two full years of neighborhood sales and shows what buyers could choose from on November 9.

Five homes were available on November 9

Five single-family homes were active, with asking prices from $689,000 to $774,900. Three more were in escrow, including two Active Under Contract and one Pending.

What sold over the past two years?

From November 2025 through October 2026, 14 homes closed, compared with 31 in the prior 12 months. The median sold price was $773,000, down 2.2%. Median sold price per square foot was $485.95, down 7.5%.

Metric	Nov ’24–Oct ’25	Nov ’25–Oct ’26
Homes sold	31	14
Median sold price	$790,000	$773,000
Average sold price	$783,942	$777,179
Median sold price per sq. ft.	$525.53	$485.95
Average sold price per sq. ft.	$540.82	$496.52
Median living area (sq. ft.)	1,556	1,616

What does this mean?

Fewer homes sold, and the median home sold was 60 square feet larger. With 14 sales in the latest year, the mix of homes that closed can have an outsized effect on the medians. The time window matters, too. The latest May–October median was $783,000, up from $770,000 in the same months a year earlier. The August–October median was $783,000, down from $819,000 a year earlier. Both shorter comparisons use small samples.

If you’re selling, compare recent sales of similar homes with active listings. Floor plan, condition, upgrades and lot can make a meaningful difference when you set your price.

If you’re buying, look at how the asking price compares with similar closed sales and how long the home has been available before deciding what to offer.

Curious where your home fits? Call William Lim at 909-239-2006 for a home-pricing appointment.

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CRMLS Matrix · Vintage Highlands saved search · Exported November 9, 2026. Includes sales reported by other brokers. Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

William Lim Real Estate Group, Inc. · Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties · DRE 01434061

]]> https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/episode-1-why-you-need-a-home-inspection/ Tue, 10 Nov 2026 00:22:11 +0000 William Lim Group https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/episode-1-why-you-need-a-home-inspection/

By William Lim, Broker-Associate · MLS snapshot as of November 9, 2026

If you’re thinking about selling in Vintage Highlands, start with two questions. What have buyers paid for homes like yours, and what else could they buy today? This update compares two full years of neighborhood sales and shows what buyers could choose from on November 9.

Five homes were available on November 9

Five single-family homes were active, with asking prices from $689,000 to $774,900. Three more were in escrow, including two Active Under Contract and one Pending.

What sold over the past two years?

From November 2025 through October 2026, 14 homes closed, compared with 31 in the prior 12 months. The median sold price was $773,000, down 2.2%. Median sold price per square foot was $485.95, down 7.5%.

Metric	Nov ’24–Oct ’25	Nov ’25–Oct ’26
Homes sold	31	14
Median sold price	$790,000	$773,000
Average sold price	$783,942	$777,179
Median sold price per sq. ft.	$525.53	$485.95
Average sold price per sq. ft.	$540.82	$496.52
Median living area (sq. ft.)	1,556	1,616

What does this mean?

Fewer homes sold, and the median home sold was 60 square feet larger. With 14 sales in the latest year, the mix of homes that closed can have an outsized effect on the medians. The time window matters, too. The latest May–October median was $783,000, up from $770,000 in the same months a year earlier. The August–October median was $783,000, down from $819,000 a year earlier. Both shorter comparisons use small samples.

If you’re selling, compare recent sales of similar homes with active listings. Floor plan, condition, upgrades and lot can make a meaningful difference when you set your price.

If you’re buying, look at how the asking price compares with similar closed sales and how long the home has been available before deciding what to offer.

Curious where your home fits? Call William Lim at 909-239-2006 for a home-pricing appointment.

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CRMLS Matrix · Vintage Highlands saved search · Exported November 9, 2026. Includes sales reported by other brokers. Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

William Lim Real Estate Group, Inc. · Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties · DRE 01434061

]]> https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/why-overpricing-feels-safe-but-is-actually-risky/ Tue, 10 Nov 2026 00:22:11 +0000 William Lim Group https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/why-overpricing-feels-safe-but-is-actually-risky/

By William Lim, Broker-Associate · MLS snapshot as of November 9, 2026

If you’re thinking about selling in Vintage Highlands, start with two questions. What have buyers paid for homes like yours, and what else could they buy today? This update compares two full years of neighborhood sales and shows what buyers could choose from on November 9.

Five homes were available on November 9

Five single-family homes were active, with asking prices from $689,000 to $774,900. Three more were in escrow, including two Active Under Contract and one Pending.

What sold over the past two years?

From November 2025 through October 2026, 14 homes closed, compared with 31 in the prior 12 months. The median sold price was $773,000, down 2.2%. Median sold price per square foot was $485.95, down 7.5%.

Metric	Nov ’24–Oct ’25	Nov ’25–Oct ’26
Homes sold	31	14
Median sold price	$790,000	$773,000
Average sold price	$783,942	$777,179
Median sold price per sq. ft.	$525.53	$485.95
Average sold price per sq. ft.	$540.82	$496.52
Median living area (sq. ft.)	1,556	1,616

What does this mean?

Fewer homes sold, and the median home sold was 60 square feet larger. With 14 sales in the latest year, the mix of homes that closed can have an outsized effect on the medians. The time window matters, too. The latest May–October median was $783,000, up from $770,000 in the same months a year earlier. The August–October median was $783,000, down from $819,000 a year earlier. Both shorter comparisons use small samples.

If you’re selling, compare recent sales of similar homes with active listings. Floor plan, condition, upgrades and lot can make a meaningful difference when you set your price.

If you’re buying, look at how the asking price compares with similar closed sales and how long the home has been available before deciding what to offer.

Curious where your home fits? Call William Lim at 909-239-2006 for a home-pricing appointment.

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CRMLS Matrix · Vintage Highlands saved search · Exported November 9, 2026. Includes sales reported by other brokers. Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

William Lim Real Estate Group, Inc. · Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties · DRE 01434061

]]> https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/resort-style-living-in-rancho-cucamonga/ Tue, 10 Nov 2026 00:22:11 +0000 William Lim Group https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/resort-style-living-in-rancho-cucamonga/

By William Lim, Broker-Associate · MLS snapshot as of November 9, 2026

If you’re thinking about selling in Vintage Highlands, start with two questions. What have buyers paid for homes like yours, and what else could they buy today? This update compares two full years of neighborhood sales and shows what buyers could choose from on November 9.

Five homes were available on November 9

Five single-family homes were active, with asking prices from $689,000 to $774,900. Three more were in escrow, including two Active Under Contract and one Pending.

What sold over the past two years?

From November 2025 through October 2026, 14 homes closed, compared with 31 in the prior 12 months. The median sold price was $773,000, down 2.2%. Median sold price per square foot was $485.95, down 7.5%.

Metric	Nov ’24–Oct ’25	Nov ’25–Oct ’26
Homes sold	31	14
Median sold price	$790,000	$773,000
Average sold price	$783,942	$777,179
Median sold price per sq. ft.	$525.53	$485.95
Average sold price per sq. ft.	$540.82	$496.52
Median living area (sq. ft.)	1,556	1,616

What does this mean?

Fewer homes sold, and the median home sold was 60 square feet larger. With 14 sales in the latest year, the mix of homes that closed can have an outsized effect on the medians. The time window matters, too. The latest May–October median was $783,000, up from $770,000 in the same months a year earlier. The August–October median was $783,000, down from $819,000 a year earlier. Both shorter comparisons use small samples.

If you’re selling, compare recent sales of similar homes with active listings. Floor plan, condition, upgrades and lot can make a meaningful difference when you set your price.

If you’re buying, look at how the asking price compares with similar closed sales and how long the home has been available before deciding what to offer.

Curious where your home fits? Call William Lim at 909-239-2006 for a home-pricing appointment.

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CRMLS Matrix · Vintage Highlands saved search · Exported November 9, 2026. Includes sales reported by other brokers. Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

William Lim Real Estate Group, Inc. · Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties · DRE 01434061

]]> https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/how-to-know-youre-ready-to-buy-financially-and-emotionally/ Tue, 10 Nov 2026 00:22:11 +0000 William Lim Group https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/how-to-know-youre-ready-to-buy-financially-and-emotionally/

By William Lim, Broker-Associate · MLS snapshot as of November 9, 2026

If you’re thinking about selling in Vintage Highlands, start with two questions. What have buyers paid for homes like yours, and what else could they buy today? This update compares two full years of neighborhood sales and shows what buyers could choose from on November 9.

Five homes were available on November 9

Five single-family homes were active, with asking prices from $689,000 to $774,900. Three more were in escrow, including two Active Under Contract and one Pending.

What sold over the past two years?

From November 2025 through October 2026, 14 homes closed, compared with 31 in the prior 12 months. The median sold price was $773,000, down 2.2%. Median sold price per square foot was $485.95, down 7.5%.

Metric	Nov ’24–Oct ’25	Nov ’25–Oct ’26
Homes sold	31	14
Median sold price	$790,000	$773,000
Average sold price	$783,942	$777,179
Median sold price per sq. ft.	$525.53	$485.95
Average sold price per sq. ft.	$540.82	$496.52
Median living area (sq. ft.)	1,556	1,616

What does this mean?

Fewer homes sold, and the median home sold was 60 square feet larger. With 14 sales in the latest year, the mix of homes that closed can have an outsized effect on the medians. The time window matters, too. The latest May–October median was $783,000, up from $770,000 in the same months a year earlier. The August–October median was $783,000, down from $819,000 a year earlier. Both shorter comparisons use small samples.

If you’re selling, compare recent sales of similar homes with active listings. Floor plan, condition, upgrades and lot can make a meaningful difference when you set your price.

If you’re buying, look at how the asking price compares with similar closed sales and how long the home has been available before deciding what to offer.

Curious where your home fits? Call William Lim at 909-239-2006 for a home-pricing appointment.

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CRMLS Matrix · Vintage Highlands saved search · Exported November 9, 2026. Includes sales reported by other brokers. Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

William Lim Real Estate Group, Inc. · Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties · DRE 01434061

]]> https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/wait-till-you-see-this-primary-suite/ Tue, 10 Nov 2026 00:22:11 +0000 William Lim Group https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/wait-till-you-see-this-primary-suite/

By William Lim, Broker-Associate · MLS snapshot as of November 9, 2026

If you’re thinking about selling in Vintage Highlands, start with two questions. What have buyers paid for homes like yours, and what else could they buy today? This update compares two full years of neighborhood sales and shows what buyers could choose from on November 9.

Five homes were available on November 9

Five single-family homes were active, with asking prices from $689,000 to $774,900. Three more were in escrow, including two Active Under Contract and one Pending.

What sold over the past two years?

From November 2025 through October 2026, 14 homes closed, compared with 31 in the prior 12 months. The median sold price was $773,000, down 2.2%. Median sold price per square foot was $485.95, down 7.5%.

Metric	Nov ’24–Oct ’25	Nov ’25–Oct ’26
Homes sold	31	14
Median sold price	$790,000	$773,000
Average sold price	$783,942	$777,179
Median sold price per sq. ft.	$525.53	$485.95
Average sold price per sq. ft.	$540.82	$496.52
Median living area (sq. ft.)	1,556	1,616

What does this mean?

Fewer homes sold, and the median home sold was 60 square feet larger. With 14 sales in the latest year, the mix of homes that closed can have an outsized effect on the medians. The time window matters, too. The latest May–October median was $783,000, up from $770,000 in the same months a year earlier. The August–October median was $783,000, down from $819,000 a year earlier. Both shorter comparisons use small samples.

If you’re selling, compare recent sales of similar homes with active listings. Floor plan, condition, upgrades and lot can make a meaningful difference when you set your price.

If you’re buying, look at how the asking price compares with similar closed sales and how long the home has been available before deciding what to offer.

Curious where your home fits? Call William Lim at 909-239-2006 for a home-pricing appointment.

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CRMLS Matrix · Vintage Highlands saved search · Exported November 9, 2026. Includes sales reported by other brokers. Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

William Lim Real Estate Group, Inc. · Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties · DRE 01434061

]]> https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/episode-7-what-is-title-transfer/ Tue, 10 Nov 2026 00:22:11 +0000 William Lim Group https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/episode-7-what-is-title-transfer/

By William Lim, Broker-Associate · MLS snapshot as of November 9, 2026

If you’re thinking about selling in Vintage Highlands, start with two questions. What have buyers paid for homes like yours, and what else could they buy today? This update compares two full years of neighborhood sales and shows what buyers could choose from on November 9.

Five homes were available on November 9

Five single-family homes were active, with asking prices from $689,000 to $774,900. Three more were in escrow, including two Active Under Contract and one Pending.

What sold over the past two years?

From November 2025 through October 2026, 14 homes closed, compared with 31 in the prior 12 months. The median sold price was $773,000, down 2.2%. Median sold price per square foot was $485.95, down 7.5%.

Metric	Nov ’24–Oct ’25	Nov ’25–Oct ’26
Homes sold	31	14
Median sold price	$790,000	$773,000
Average sold price	$783,942	$777,179
Median sold price per sq. ft.	$525.53	$485.95
Average sold price per sq. ft.	$540.82	$496.52
Median living area (sq. ft.)	1,556	1,616

What does this mean?

Fewer homes sold, and the median home sold was 60 square feet larger. With 14 sales in the latest year, the mix of homes that closed can have an outsized effect on the medians. The time window matters, too. The latest May–October median was $783,000, up from $770,000 in the same months a year earlier. The August–October median was $783,000, down from $819,000 a year earlier. Both shorter comparisons use small samples.

If you’re selling, compare recent sales of similar homes with active listings. Floor plan, condition, upgrades and lot can make a meaningful difference when you set your price.

If you’re buying, look at how the asking price compares with similar closed sales and how long the home has been available before deciding what to offer.

Curious where your home fits? Call William Lim at 909-239-2006 for a home-pricing appointment.

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CRMLS Matrix · Vintage Highlands saved search · Exported November 9, 2026. Includes sales reported by other brokers. Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

William Lim Real Estate Group, Inc. · Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties · DRE 01434061

]]> https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/why-smaller-homes-are-winning-right-now/ Tue, 10 Nov 2026 00:22:11 +0000 William Lim Group https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/why-smaller-homes-are-winning-right-now/

By William Lim, Broker-Associate · MLS snapshot as of November 9, 2026

If you’re thinking about selling in Vintage Highlands, start with two questions. What have buyers paid for homes like yours, and what else could they buy today? This update compares two full years of neighborhood sales and shows what buyers could choose from on November 9.

Five homes were available on November 9

Five single-family homes were active, with asking prices from $689,000 to $774,900. Three more were in escrow, including two Active Under Contract and one Pending.

What sold over the past two years?

From November 2025 through October 2026, 14 homes closed, compared with 31 in the prior 12 months. The median sold price was $773,000, down 2.2%. Median sold price per square foot was $485.95, down 7.5%.

Metric	Nov ’24–Oct ’25	Nov ’25–Oct ’26
Homes sold	31	14
Median sold price	$790,000	$773,000
Average sold price	$783,942	$777,179
Median sold price per sq. ft.	$525.53	$485.95
Average sold price per sq. ft.	$540.82	$496.52
Median living area (sq. ft.)	1,556	1,616

What does this mean?

Fewer homes sold, and the median home sold was 60 square feet larger. With 14 sales in the latest year, the mix of homes that closed can have an outsized effect on the medians. The time window matters, too. The latest May–October median was $783,000, up from $770,000 in the same months a year earlier. The August–October median was $783,000, down from $819,000 a year earlier. Both shorter comparisons use small samples.

If you’re selling, compare recent sales of similar homes with active listings. Floor plan, condition, upgrades and lot can make a meaningful difference when you set your price.

If you’re buying, look at how the asking price compares with similar closed sales and how long the home has been available before deciding what to offer.

Curious where your home fits? Call William Lim at 909-239-2006 for a home-pricing appointment.

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CRMLS Matrix · Vintage Highlands saved search · Exported November 9, 2026. Includes sales reported by other brokers. Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

William Lim Real Estate Group, Inc. · Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties · DRE 01434061

]]> https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/the-kitchen-everyone-wants-right-now-%f0%9f%91%80-2/ Tue, 10 Nov 2026 00:22:11 +0000 William Lim Group https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/the-kitchen-everyone-wants-right-now-%f0%9f%91%80-2/

By William Lim, Broker-Associate · MLS snapshot as of November 9, 2026

If you’re thinking about selling in Vintage Highlands, start with two questions. What have buyers paid for homes like yours, and what else could they buy today? This update compares two full years of neighborhood sales and shows what buyers could choose from on November 9.

Five homes were available on November 9

Five single-family homes were active, with asking prices from $689,000 to $774,900. Three more were in escrow, including two Active Under Contract and one Pending.

What sold over the past two years?

From November 2025 through October 2026, 14 homes closed, compared with 31 in the prior 12 months. The median sold price was $773,000, down 2.2%. Median sold price per square foot was $485.95, down 7.5%.

Metric	Nov ’24–Oct ’25	Nov ’25–Oct ’26
Homes sold	31	14
Median sold price	$790,000	$773,000
Average sold price	$783,942	$777,179
Median sold price per sq. ft.	$525.53	$485.95
Average sold price per sq. ft.	$540.82	$496.52
Median living area (sq. ft.)	1,556	1,616

What does this mean?

Fewer homes sold, and the median home sold was 60 square feet larger. With 14 sales in the latest year, the mix of homes that closed can have an outsized effect on the medians. The time window matters, too. The latest May–October median was $783,000, up from $770,000 in the same months a year earlier. The August–October median was $783,000, down from $819,000 a year earlier. Both shorter comparisons use small samples.

If you’re selling, compare recent sales of similar homes with active listings. Floor plan, condition, upgrades and lot can make a meaningful difference when you set your price.

If you’re buying, look at how the asking price compares with similar closed sales and how long the home has been available before deciding what to offer.

Curious where your home fits? Call William Lim at 909-239-2006 for a home-pricing appointment.

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CRMLS Matrix · Vintage Highlands saved search · Exported November 9, 2026. Includes sales reported by other brokers. Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

William Lim Real Estate Group, Inc. · Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties · DRE 01434061

]]> https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/episode-6-what-is-title-escrow-vs-title-explained/ Tue, 10 Nov 2026 00:22:11 +0000 William Lim Group https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/episode-6-what-is-title-escrow-vs-title-explained/

By William Lim, Broker-Associate · MLS snapshot as of November 9, 2026

If you’re thinking about selling in Vintage Highlands, start with two questions. What have buyers paid for homes like yours, and what else could they buy today? This update compares two full years of neighborhood sales and shows what buyers could choose from on November 9.

Five homes were available on November 9

Five single-family homes were active, with asking prices from $689,000 to $774,900. Three more were in escrow, including two Active Under Contract and one Pending.

What sold over the past two years?

From November 2025 through October 2026, 14 homes closed, compared with 31 in the prior 12 months. The median sold price was $773,000, down 2.2%. Median sold price per square foot was $485.95, down 7.5%.

Metric	Nov ’24–Oct ’25	Nov ’25–Oct ’26
Homes sold	31	14
Median sold price	$790,000	$773,000
Average sold price	$783,942	$777,179
Median sold price per sq. ft.	$525.53	$485.95
Average sold price per sq. ft.	$540.82	$496.52
Median living area (sq. ft.)	1,556	1,616

What does this mean?

Fewer homes sold, and the median home sold was 60 square feet larger. With 14 sales in the latest year, the mix of homes that closed can have an outsized effect on the medians. The time window matters, too. The latest May–October median was $783,000, up from $770,000 in the same months a year earlier. The August–October median was $783,000, down from $819,000 a year earlier. Both shorter comparisons use small samples.

If you’re selling, compare recent sales of similar homes with active listings. Floor plan, condition, upgrades and lot can make a meaningful difference when you set your price.

If you’re buying, look at how the asking price compares with similar closed sales and how long the home has been available before deciding what to offer.

Curious where your home fits? Call William Lim at 909-239-2006 for a home-pricing appointment.

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CRMLS Matrix · Vintage Highlands saved search · Exported November 9, 2026. Includes sales reported by other brokers. Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

William Lim Real Estate Group, Inc. · Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties · DRE 01434061

]]> https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/this-one-feels-right-2/ Tue, 10 Nov 2026 00:22:11 +0000 William Lim Group https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/this-one-feels-right-2/

By William Lim, Broker-Associate · MLS snapshot as of November 9, 2026

If you’re thinking about selling in Vintage Highlands, start with two questions. What have buyers paid for homes like yours, and what else could they buy today? This update compares two full years of neighborhood sales and shows what buyers could choose from on November 9.

Five homes were available on November 9

Five single-family homes were active, with asking prices from $689,000 to $774,900. Three more were in escrow, including two Active Under Contract and one Pending.

What sold over the past two years?

From November 2025 through October 2026, 14 homes closed, compared with 31 in the prior 12 months. The median sold price was $773,000, down 2.2%. Median sold price per square foot was $485.95, down 7.5%.

Metric	Nov ’24–Oct ’25	Nov ’25–Oct ’26
Homes sold	31	14
Median sold price	$790,000	$773,000
Average sold price	$783,942	$777,179
Median sold price per sq. ft.	$525.53	$485.95
Average sold price per sq. ft.	$540.82	$496.52
Median living area (sq. ft.)	1,556	1,616

What does this mean?

Fewer homes sold, and the median home sold was 60 square feet larger. With 14 sales in the latest year, the mix of homes that closed can have an outsized effect on the medians. The time window matters, too. The latest May–October median was $783,000, up from $770,000 in the same months a year earlier. The August–October median was $783,000, down from $819,000 a year earlier. Both shorter comparisons use small samples.

If you’re selling, compare recent sales of similar homes with active listings. Floor plan, condition, upgrades and lot can make a meaningful difference when you set your price.

If you’re buying, look at how the asking price compares with similar closed sales and how long the home has been available before deciding what to offer.

Curious where your home fits? Call William Lim at 909-239-2006 for a home-pricing appointment.

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CRMLS Matrix · Vintage Highlands saved search · Exported November 9, 2026. Includes sales reported by other brokers. Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

William Lim Real Estate Group, Inc. · Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties · DRE 01434061

]]> https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/episode-5-what-is-title-title-insurance/ Tue, 10 Nov 2026 00:22:11 +0000 William Lim Group https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/episode-5-what-is-title-title-insurance/

By William Lim, Broker-Associate · MLS snapshot as of November 9, 2026

If you’re thinking about selling in Vintage Highlands, start with two questions. What have buyers paid for homes like yours, and what else could they buy today? This update compares two full years of neighborhood sales and shows what buyers could choose from on November 9.

Five homes were available on November 9

Five single-family homes were active, with asking prices from $689,000 to $774,900. Three more were in escrow, including two Active Under Contract and one Pending.

What sold over the past two years?

From November 2025 through October 2026, 14 homes closed, compared with 31 in the prior 12 months. The median sold price was $773,000, down 2.2%. Median sold price per square foot was $485.95, down 7.5%.

Metric	Nov ’24–Oct ’25	Nov ’25–Oct ’26
Homes sold	31	14
Median sold price	$790,000	$773,000
Average sold price	$783,942	$777,179
Median sold price per sq. ft.	$525.53	$485.95
Average sold price per sq. ft.	$540.82	$496.52
Median living area (sq. ft.)	1,556	1,616

What does this mean?

Fewer homes sold, and the median home sold was 60 square feet larger. With 14 sales in the latest year, the mix of homes that closed can have an outsized effect on the medians. The time window matters, too. The latest May–October median was $783,000, up from $770,000 in the same months a year earlier. The August–October median was $783,000, down from $819,000 a year earlier. Both shorter comparisons use small samples.

If you’re selling, compare recent sales of similar homes with active listings. Floor plan, condition, upgrades and lot can make a meaningful difference when you set your price.

If you’re buying, look at how the asking price compares with similar closed sales and how long the home has been available before deciding what to offer.

Curious where your home fits? Call William Lim at 909-239-2006 for a home-pricing appointment.

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CRMLS Matrix · Vintage Highlands saved search · Exported November 9, 2026. Includes sales reported by other brokers. Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

William Lim Real Estate Group, Inc. · Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties · DRE 01434061

]]> https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/buying-a-home-isnt-just-math-its-confidence/ Tue, 10 Nov 2026 00:22:11 +0000 William Lim Group https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/buying-a-home-isnt-just-math-its-confidence/

By William Lim, Broker-Associate · MLS snapshot as of November 9, 2026

If you’re thinking about selling in Vintage Highlands, start with two questions. What have buyers paid for homes like yours, and what else could they buy today? This update compares two full years of neighborhood sales and shows what buyers could choose from on November 9.

Five homes were available on November 9

Five single-family homes were active, with asking prices from $689,000 to $774,900. Three more were in escrow, including two Active Under Contract and one Pending.

What sold over the past two years?

From November 2025 through October 2026, 14 homes closed, compared with 31 in the prior 12 months. The median sold price was $773,000, down 2.2%. Median sold price per square foot was $485.95, down 7.5%.

Metric	Nov ’24–Oct ’25	Nov ’25–Oct ’26
Homes sold	31	14
Median sold price	$790,000	$773,000
Average sold price	$783,942	$777,179
Median sold price per sq. ft.	$525.53	$485.95
Average sold price per sq. ft.	$540.82	$496.52
Median living area (sq. ft.)	1,556	1,616

What does this mean?

Fewer homes sold, and the median home sold was 60 square feet larger. With 14 sales in the latest year, the mix of homes that closed can have an outsized effect on the medians. The time window matters, too. The latest May–October median was $783,000, up from $770,000 in the same months a year earlier. The August–October median was $783,000, down from $819,000 a year earlier. Both shorter comparisons use small samples.

If you’re selling, compare recent sales of similar homes with active listings. Floor plan, condition, upgrades and lot can make a meaningful difference when you set your price.

If you’re buying, look at how the asking price compares with similar closed sales and how long the home has been available before deciding what to offer.

Curious where your home fits? Call William Lim at 909-239-2006 for a home-pricing appointment.

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CRMLS Matrix · Vintage Highlands saved search · Exported November 9, 2026. Includes sales reported by other brokers. Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

William Lim Real Estate Group, Inc. · Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties · DRE 01434061

]]> https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/luxury-single-story-estate-in-deer-creek-rancho-cucamonga-2/ Tue, 10 Nov 2026 00:22:11 +0000 William Lim Group https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/luxury-single-story-estate-in-deer-creek-rancho-cucamonga-2/

By William Lim, Broker-Associate · MLS snapshot as of November 9, 2026

If you’re thinking about selling in Vintage Highlands, start with two questions. What have buyers paid for homes like yours, and what else could they buy today? This update compares two full years of neighborhood sales and shows what buyers could choose from on November 9.

Five homes were available on November 9

Five single-family homes were active, with asking prices from $689,000 to $774,900. Three more were in escrow, including two Active Under Contract and one Pending.

What sold over the past two years?

From November 2025 through October 2026, 14 homes closed, compared with 31 in the prior 12 months. The median sold price was $773,000, down 2.2%. Median sold price per square foot was $485.95, down 7.5%.

Metric	Nov ’24–Oct ’25	Nov ’25–Oct ’26
Homes sold	31	14
Median sold price	$790,000	$773,000
Average sold price	$783,942	$777,179
Median sold price per sq. ft.	$525.53	$485.95
Average sold price per sq. ft.	$540.82	$496.52
Median living area (sq. ft.)	1,556	1,616

What does this mean?

Fewer homes sold, and the median home sold was 60 square feet larger. With 14 sales in the latest year, the mix of homes that closed can have an outsized effect on the medians. The time window matters, too. The latest May–October median was $783,000, up from $770,000 in the same months a year earlier. The August–October median was $783,000, down from $819,000 a year earlier. Both shorter comparisons use small samples.

If you’re selling, compare recent sales of similar homes with active listings. Floor plan, condition, upgrades and lot can make a meaningful difference when you set your price.

If you’re buying, look at how the asking price compares with similar closed sales and how long the home has been available before deciding what to offer.

Curious where your home fits? Call William Lim at 909-239-2006 for a home-pricing appointment.

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CRMLS Matrix · Vintage Highlands saved search · Exported November 9, 2026. Includes sales reported by other brokers. Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

William Lim Real Estate Group, Inc. · Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties · DRE 01434061

]]> https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/stunning-deer-creek-estate-with-pool-spa-half-acre-lot/ Tue, 10 Nov 2026 00:22:11 +0000 William Lim Group https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/stunning-deer-creek-estate-with-pool-spa-half-acre-lot/

By William Lim, Broker-Associate · MLS snapshot as of November 9, 2026

If you’re thinking about selling in Vintage Highlands, start with two questions. What have buyers paid for homes like yours, and what else could they buy today? This update compares two full years of neighborhood sales and shows what buyers could choose from on November 9.

Five homes were available on November 9

Five single-family homes were active, with asking prices from $689,000 to $774,900. Three more were in escrow, including two Active Under Contract and one Pending.

What sold over the past two years?

From November 2025 through October 2026, 14 homes closed, compared with 31 in the prior 12 months. The median sold price was $773,000, down 2.2%. Median sold price per square foot was $485.95, down 7.5%.

Metric	Nov ’24–Oct ’25	Nov ’25–Oct ’26
Homes sold	31	14
Median sold price	$790,000	$773,000
Average sold price	$783,942	$777,179
Median sold price per sq. ft.	$525.53	$485.95
Average sold price per sq. ft.	$540.82	$496.52
Median living area (sq. ft.)	1,556	1,616

What does this mean?

Fewer homes sold, and the median home sold was 60 square feet larger. With 14 sales in the latest year, the mix of homes that closed can have an outsized effect on the medians. The time window matters, too. The latest May–October median was $783,000, up from $770,000 in the same months a year earlier. The August–October median was $783,000, down from $819,000 a year earlier. Both shorter comparisons use small samples.

If you’re selling, compare recent sales of similar homes with active listings. Floor plan, condition, upgrades and lot can make a meaningful difference when you set your price.

If you’re buying, look at how the asking price compares with similar closed sales and how long the home has been available before deciding what to offer.

Curious where your home fits? Call William Lim at 909-239-2006 for a home-pricing appointment.

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CRMLS Matrix · Vintage Highlands saved search · Exported November 9, 2026. Includes sales reported by other brokers. Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

William Lim Real Estate Group, Inc. · Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties · DRE 01434061

]]> https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/how-to-make-big-real-estate-decisions-without-regret/ Tue, 10 Nov 2026 00:22:11 +0000 William Lim Group https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/how-to-make-big-real-estate-decisions-without-regret/

By William Lim, Broker-Associate · MLS snapshot as of November 9, 2026

If you’re thinking about selling in Vintage Highlands, start with two questions. What have buyers paid for homes like yours, and what else could they buy today? This update compares two full years of neighborhood sales and shows what buyers could choose from on November 9.

Five homes were available on November 9

Five single-family homes were active, with asking prices from $689,000 to $774,900. Three more were in escrow, including two Active Under Contract and one Pending.

What sold over the past two years?

From November 2025 through October 2026, 14 homes closed, compared with 31 in the prior 12 months. The median sold price was $773,000, down 2.2%. Median sold price per square foot was $485.95, down 7.5%.

Metric	Nov ’24–Oct ’25	Nov ’25–Oct ’26
Homes sold	31	14
Median sold price	$790,000	$773,000
Average sold price	$783,942	$777,179
Median sold price per sq. ft.	$525.53	$485.95
Average sold price per sq. ft.	$540.82	$496.52
Median living area (sq. ft.)	1,556	1,616

What does this mean?

Fewer homes sold, and the median home sold was 60 square feet larger. With 14 sales in the latest year, the mix of homes that closed can have an outsized effect on the medians. The time window matters, too. The latest May–October median was $783,000, up from $770,000 in the same months a year earlier. The August–October median was $783,000, down from $819,000 a year earlier. Both shorter comparisons use small samples.

If you’re selling, compare recent sales of similar homes with active listings. Floor plan, condition, upgrades and lot can make a meaningful difference when you set your price.

If you’re buying, look at how the asking price compares with similar closed sales and how long the home has been available before deciding what to offer.

Curious where your home fits? Call William Lim at 909-239-2006 for a home-pricing appointment.

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CRMLS Matrix · Vintage Highlands saved search · Exported November 9, 2026. Includes sales reported by other brokers. Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

William Lim Real Estate Group, Inc. · Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties · DRE 01434061

]]> https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/the-kitchen-everyone-wants-right-now-%f0%9f%91%80/ Tue, 10 Nov 2026 00:22:11 +0000 William Lim Group https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/the-kitchen-everyone-wants-right-now-%f0%9f%91%80/

By William Lim, Broker-Associate · MLS snapshot as of November 9, 2026

If you’re thinking about selling in Vintage Highlands, start with two questions. What have buyers paid for homes like yours, and what else could they buy today? This update compares two full years of neighborhood sales and shows what buyers could choose from on November 9.

Five homes were available on November 9

Five single-family homes were active, with asking prices from $689,000 to $774,900. Three more were in escrow, including two Active Under Contract and one Pending.

What sold over the past two years?

From November 2025 through October 2026, 14 homes closed, compared with 31 in the prior 12 months. The median sold price was $773,000, down 2.2%. Median sold price per square foot was $485.95, down 7.5%.

Metric	Nov ’24–Oct ’25	Nov ’25–Oct ’26
Homes sold	31	14
Median sold price	$790,000	$773,000
Average sold price	$783,942	$777,179
Median sold price per sq. ft.	$525.53	$485.95
Average sold price per sq. ft.	$540.82	$496.52
Median living area (sq. ft.)	1,556	1,616

What does this mean?

Fewer homes sold, and the median home sold was 60 square feet larger. With 14 sales in the latest year, the mix of homes that closed can have an outsized effect on the medians. The time window matters, too. The latest May–October median was $783,000, up from $770,000 in the same months a year earlier. The August–October median was $783,000, down from $819,000 a year earlier. Both shorter comparisons use small samples.

If you’re selling, compare recent sales of similar homes with active listings. Floor plan, condition, upgrades and lot can make a meaningful difference when you set your price.

If you’re buying, look at how the asking price compares with similar closed sales and how long the home has been available before deciding what to offer.

Curious where your home fits? Call William Lim at 909-239-2006 for a home-pricing appointment.

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CRMLS Matrix · Vintage Highlands saved search · Exported November 9, 2026. Includes sales reported by other brokers. Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

William Lim Real Estate Group, Inc. · Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties · DRE 01434061

]]> https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/episode-4-what-is-title-title-search/ Tue, 10 Nov 2026 00:22:11 +0000 William Lim Group https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/episode-4-what-is-title-title-search/

By William Lim, Broker-Associate · MLS snapshot as of November 9, 2026

If you’re thinking about selling in Vintage Highlands, start with two questions. What have buyers paid for homes like yours, and what else could they buy today? This update compares two full years of neighborhood sales and shows what buyers could choose from on November 9.

Five homes were available on November 9

Five single-family homes were active, with asking prices from $689,000 to $774,900. Three more were in escrow, including two Active Under Contract and one Pending.

What sold over the past two years?

From November 2025 through October 2026, 14 homes closed, compared with 31 in the prior 12 months. The median sold price was $773,000, down 2.2%. Median sold price per square foot was $485.95, down 7.5%.

Metric	Nov ’24–Oct ’25	Nov ’25–Oct ’26
Homes sold	31	14
Median sold price	$790,000	$773,000
Average sold price	$783,942	$777,179
Median sold price per sq. ft.	$525.53	$485.95
Average sold price per sq. ft.	$540.82	$496.52
Median living area (sq. ft.)	1,556	1,616

What does this mean?

Fewer homes sold, and the median home sold was 60 square feet larger. With 14 sales in the latest year, the mix of homes that closed can have an outsized effect on the medians. The time window matters, too. The latest May–October median was $783,000, up from $770,000 in the same months a year earlier. The August–October median was $783,000, down from $819,000 a year earlier. Both shorter comparisons use small samples.

If you’re selling, compare recent sales of similar homes with active listings. Floor plan, condition, upgrades and lot can make a meaningful difference when you set your price.

If you’re buying, look at how the asking price compares with similar closed sales and how long the home has been available before deciding what to offer.

Curious where your home fits? Call William Lim at 909-239-2006 for a home-pricing appointment.

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CRMLS Matrix · Vintage Highlands saved search · Exported November 9, 2026. Includes sales reported by other brokers. Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

William Lim Real Estate Group, Inc. · Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties · DRE 01434061

]]> https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/luxury-single-story-estate-in-deer-creek-rancho-cucamonga/ Tue, 10 Nov 2026 00:22:11 +0000 William Lim Group https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/luxury-single-story-estate-in-deer-creek-rancho-cucamonga/

By William Lim, Broker-Associate · MLS snapshot as of November 9, 2026

If you’re thinking about selling in Vintage Highlands, start with two questions. What have buyers paid for homes like yours, and what else could they buy today? This update compares two full years of neighborhood sales and shows what buyers could choose from on November 9.

Five homes were available on November 9

Five single-family homes were active, with asking prices from $689,000 to $774,900. Three more were in escrow, including two Active Under Contract and one Pending.

What sold over the past two years?

From November 2025 through October 2026, 14 homes closed, compared with 31 in the prior 12 months. The median sold price was $773,000, down 2.2%. Median sold price per square foot was $485.95, down 7.5%.

Metric	Nov ’24–Oct ’25	Nov ’25–Oct ’26
Homes sold	31	14
Median sold price	$790,000	$773,000
Average sold price	$783,942	$777,179
Median sold price per sq. ft.	$525.53	$485.95
Average sold price per sq. ft.	$540.82	$496.52
Median living area (sq. ft.)	1,556	1,616

What does this mean?

Fewer homes sold, and the median home sold was 60 square feet larger. With 14 sales in the latest year, the mix of homes that closed can have an outsized effect on the medians. The time window matters, too. The latest May–October median was $783,000, up from $770,000 in the same months a year earlier. The August–October median was $783,000, down from $819,000 a year earlier. Both shorter comparisons use small samples.

If you’re selling, compare recent sales of similar homes with active listings. Floor plan, condition, upgrades and lot can make a meaningful difference when you set your price.

If you’re buying, look at how the asking price compares with similar closed sales and how long the home has been available before deciding what to offer.

Curious where your home fits? Call William Lim at 909-239-2006 for a home-pricing appointment.

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CRMLS Matrix · Vintage Highlands saved search · Exported November 9, 2026. Includes sales reported by other brokers. Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

William Lim Real Estate Group, Inc. · Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties · DRE 01434061

]]> https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/this-one-just-feels-right-%f0%9f%91%80/ Tue, 10 Nov 2026 00:22:11 +0000 William Lim Group https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/this-one-just-feels-right-%f0%9f%91%80/

By William Lim, Broker-Associate · MLS snapshot as of November 9, 2026

If you’re thinking about selling in Vintage Highlands, start with two questions. What have buyers paid for homes like yours, and what else could they buy today? This update compares two full years of neighborhood sales and shows what buyers could choose from on November 9.

Five homes were available on November 9

Five single-family homes were active, with asking prices from $689,000 to $774,900. Three more were in escrow, including two Active Under Contract and one Pending.

What sold over the past two years?

From November 2025 through October 2026, 14 homes closed, compared with 31 in the prior 12 months. The median sold price was $773,000, down 2.2%. Median sold price per square foot was $485.95, down 7.5%.

Metric	Nov ’24–Oct ’25	Nov ’25–Oct ’26
Homes sold	31	14
Median sold price	$790,000	$773,000
Average sold price	$783,942	$777,179
Median sold price per sq. ft.	$525.53	$485.95
Average sold price per sq. ft.	$540.82	$496.52
Median living area (sq. ft.)	1,556	1,616

What does this mean?

Fewer homes sold, and the median home sold was 60 square feet larger. With 14 sales in the latest year, the mix of homes that closed can have an outsized effect on the medians. The time window matters, too. The latest May–October median was $783,000, up from $770,000 in the same months a year earlier. The August–October median was $783,000, down from $819,000 a year earlier. Both shorter comparisons use small samples.

If you’re selling, compare recent sales of similar homes with active listings. Floor plan, condition, upgrades and lot can make a meaningful difference when you set your price.

If you’re buying, look at how the asking price compares with similar closed sales and how long the home has been available before deciding what to offer.

Curious where your home fits? Call William Lim at 909-239-2006 for a home-pricing appointment.

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CRMLS Matrix · Vintage Highlands saved search · Exported November 9, 2026. Includes sales reported by other brokers. Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

William Lim Real Estate Group, Inc. · Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties · DRE 01434061

]]> https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/episode-3-what-is-title-what-does-a-title-company-do/ Tue, 10 Nov 2026 00:22:11 +0000 William Lim Group https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/episode-3-what-is-title-what-does-a-title-company-do/

By William Lim, Broker-Associate · MLS snapshot as of November 9, 2026

If you’re thinking about selling in Vintage Highlands, start with two questions. What have buyers paid for homes like yours, and what else could they buy today? This update compares two full years of neighborhood sales and shows what buyers could choose from on November 9.

Five homes were available on November 9

Five single-family homes were active, with asking prices from $689,000 to $774,900. Three more were in escrow, including two Active Under Contract and one Pending.

What sold over the past two years?

From November 2025 through October 2026, 14 homes closed, compared with 31 in the prior 12 months. The median sold price was $773,000, down 2.2%. Median sold price per square foot was $485.95, down 7.5%.

Metric	Nov ’24–Oct ’25	Nov ’25–Oct ’26
Homes sold	31	14
Median sold price	$790,000	$773,000
Average sold price	$783,942	$777,179
Median sold price per sq. ft.	$525.53	$485.95
Average sold price per sq. ft.	$540.82	$496.52
Median living area (sq. ft.)	1,556	1,616

What does this mean?

Fewer homes sold, and the median home sold was 60 square feet larger. With 14 sales in the latest year, the mix of homes that closed can have an outsized effect on the medians. The time window matters, too. The latest May–October median was $783,000, up from $770,000 in the same months a year earlier. The August–October median was $783,000, down from $819,000 a year earlier. Both shorter comparisons use small samples.

If you’re selling, compare recent sales of similar homes with active listings. Floor plan, condition, upgrades and lot can make a meaningful difference when you set your price.

If you’re buying, look at how the asking price compares with similar closed sales and how long the home has been available before deciding what to offer.

Curious where your home fits? Call William Lim at 909-239-2006 for a home-pricing appointment.

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CRMLS Matrix · Vintage Highlands saved search · Exported November 9, 2026. Includes sales reported by other brokers. Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

William Lim Real Estate Group, Inc. · Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties · DRE 01434061

]]> https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/netting-the-most-when-selling-your-home-matters-more-than-getting-the-highest-price/ Tue, 10 Nov 2026 00:22:11 +0000 William Lim Group https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/netting-the-most-when-selling-your-home-matters-more-than-getting-the-highest-price/

By William Lim, Broker-Associate · MLS snapshot as of November 9, 2026

If you’re thinking about selling in Vintage Highlands, start with two questions. What have buyers paid for homes like yours, and what else could they buy today? This update compares two full years of neighborhood sales and shows what buyers could choose from on November 9.

Five homes were available on November 9

Five single-family homes were active, with asking prices from $689,000 to $774,900. Three more were in escrow, including two Active Under Contract and one Pending.

What sold over the past two years?

From November 2025 through October 2026, 14 homes closed, compared with 31 in the prior 12 months. The median sold price was $773,000, down 2.2%. Median sold price per square foot was $485.95, down 7.5%.

Metric	Nov ’24–Oct ’25	Nov ’25–Oct ’26
Homes sold	31	14
Median sold price	$790,000	$773,000
Average sold price	$783,942	$777,179
Median sold price per sq. ft.	$525.53	$485.95
Average sold price per sq. ft.	$540.82	$496.52
Median living area (sq. ft.)	1,556	1,616

What does this mean?

Fewer homes sold, and the median home sold was 60 square feet larger. With 14 sales in the latest year, the mix of homes that closed can have an outsized effect on the medians. The time window matters, too. The latest May–October median was $783,000, up from $770,000 in the same months a year earlier. The August–October median was $783,000, down from $819,000 a year earlier. Both shorter comparisons use small samples.

If you’re selling, compare recent sales of similar homes with active listings. Floor plan, condition, upgrades and lot can make a meaningful difference when you set your price.

If you’re buying, look at how the asking price compares with similar closed sales and how long the home has been available before deciding what to offer.

Curious where your home fits? Call William Lim at 909-239-2006 for a home-pricing appointment.

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CRMLS Matrix · Vintage Highlands saved search · Exported November 9, 2026. Includes sales reported by other brokers. Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

William Lim Real Estate Group, Inc. · Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties · DRE 01434061

]]> https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/episode-2-what-is-title-2/ Tue, 10 Nov 2026 00:22:11 +0000 William Lim Group https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/episode-2-what-is-title-2/

By William Lim, Broker-Associate · MLS snapshot as of November 9, 2026

If you’re thinking about selling in Vintage Highlands, start with two questions. What have buyers paid for homes like yours, and what else could they buy today? This update compares two full years of neighborhood sales and shows what buyers could choose from on November 9.

Five homes were available on November 9

Five single-family homes were active, with asking prices from $689,000 to $774,900. Three more were in escrow, including two Active Under Contract and one Pending.

What sold over the past two years?

From November 2025 through October 2026, 14 homes closed, compared with 31 in the prior 12 months. The median sold price was $773,000, down 2.2%. Median sold price per square foot was $485.95, down 7.5%.

Metric	Nov ’24–Oct ’25	Nov ’25–Oct ’26
Homes sold	31	14
Median sold price	$790,000	$773,000
Average sold price	$783,942	$777,179
Median sold price per sq. ft.	$525.53	$485.95
Average sold price per sq. ft.	$540.82	$496.52
Median living area (sq. ft.)	1,556	1,616

What does this mean?

Fewer homes sold, and the median home sold was 60 square feet larger. With 14 sales in the latest year, the mix of homes that closed can have an outsized effect on the medians. The time window matters, too. The latest May–October median was $783,000, up from $770,000 in the same months a year earlier. The August–October median was $783,000, down from $819,000 a year earlier. Both shorter comparisons use small samples.

If you’re selling, compare recent sales of similar homes with active listings. Floor plan, condition, upgrades and lot can make a meaningful difference when you set your price.

If you’re buying, look at how the asking price compares with similar closed sales and how long the home has been available before deciding what to offer.

Curious where your home fits? Call William Lim at 909-239-2006 for a home-pricing appointment.

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CRMLS Matrix · Vintage Highlands saved search · Exported November 9, 2026. Includes sales reported by other brokers. Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

William Lim Real Estate Group, Inc. · Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties · DRE 01434061

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By William Lim, Broker-Associate · MLS snapshot as of November 9, 2026

If you’re thinking about selling in Vintage Highlands, start with two questions. What have buyers paid for homes like yours, and what else could they buy today? This update compares two full years of neighborhood sales and shows what buyers could choose from on November 9.

Five homes were available on November 9

Five single-family homes were active, with asking prices from $689,000 to $774,900. Three more were in escrow, including two Active Under Contract and one Pending.

What sold over the past two years?

From November 2025 through October 2026, 14 homes closed, compared with 31 in the prior 12 months. The median sold price was $773,000, down 2.2%. Median sold price per square foot was $485.95, down 7.5%.

Metric	Nov ’24–Oct ’25	Nov ’25–Oct ’26
Homes sold	31	14
Median sold price	$790,000	$773,000
Average sold price	$783,942	$777,179
Median sold price per sq. ft.	$525.53	$485.95
Average sold price per sq. ft.	$540.82	$496.52
Median living area (sq. ft.)	1,556	1,616

What does this mean?

Fewer homes sold, and the median home sold was 60 square feet larger. With 14 sales in the latest year, the mix of homes that closed can have an outsized effect on the medians. The time window matters, too. The latest May–October median was $783,000, up from $770,000 in the same months a year earlier. The August–October median was $783,000, down from $819,000 a year earlier. Both shorter comparisons use small samples.

If you’re selling, compare recent sales of similar homes with active listings. Floor plan, condition, upgrades and lot can make a meaningful difference when you set your price.

If you’re buying, look at how the asking price compares with similar closed sales and how long the home has been available before deciding what to offer.

Curious where your home fits? Call William Lim at 909-239-2006 for a home-pricing appointment.

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CRMLS Matrix · Vintage Highlands saved search · Exported November 9, 2026. Includes sales reported by other brokers. Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

William Lim Real Estate Group, Inc. · Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties · DRE 01434061

]]> https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/the-kitchen-everyone-wants-right-now/ Tue, 10 Nov 2026 00:22:11 +0000 William Lim Group https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/the-kitchen-everyone-wants-right-now/

By William Lim, Broker-Associate · MLS snapshot as of November 9, 2026

If you’re thinking about selling in Vintage Highlands, start with two questions. What have buyers paid for homes like yours, and what else could they buy today? This update compares two full years of neighborhood sales and shows what buyers could choose from on November 9.

Five homes were available on November 9

Five single-family homes were active, with asking prices from $689,000 to $774,900. Three more were in escrow, including two Active Under Contract and one Pending.

What sold over the past two years?

From November 2025 through October 2026, 14 homes closed, compared with 31 in the prior 12 months. The median sold price was $773,000, down 2.2%. Median sold price per square foot was $485.95, down 7.5%.

Metric	Nov ’24–Oct ’25	Nov ’25–Oct ’26
Homes sold	31	14
Median sold price	$790,000	$773,000
Average sold price	$783,942	$777,179
Median sold price per sq. ft.	$525.53	$485.95
Average sold price per sq. ft.	$540.82	$496.52
Median living area (sq. ft.)	1,556	1,616

What does this mean?

Fewer homes sold, and the median home sold was 60 square feet larger. With 14 sales in the latest year, the mix of homes that closed can have an outsized effect on the medians. The time window matters, too. The latest May–October median was $783,000, up from $770,000 in the same months a year earlier. The August–October median was $783,000, down from $819,000 a year earlier. Both shorter comparisons use small samples.

If you’re selling, compare recent sales of similar homes with active listings. Floor plan, condition, upgrades and lot can make a meaningful difference when you set your price.

If you’re buying, look at how the asking price compares with similar closed sales and how long the home has been available before deciding what to offer.

Curious where your home fits? Call William Lim at 909-239-2006 for a home-pricing appointment.

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CRMLS Matrix · Vintage Highlands saved search · Exported November 9, 2026. Includes sales reported by other brokers. Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

William Lim Real Estate Group, Inc. · Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties · DRE 01434061

]]> https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/wait-until-you-see-this-primary-suite/ Tue, 10 Nov 2026 00:22:11 +0000 William Lim Group https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/wait-until-you-see-this-primary-suite/

By William Lim, Broker-Associate · MLS snapshot as of November 9, 2026

If you’re thinking about selling in Vintage Highlands, start with two questions. What have buyers paid for homes like yours, and what else could they buy today? This update compares two full years of neighborhood sales and shows what buyers could choose from on November 9.

Five homes were available on November 9

Five single-family homes were active, with asking prices from $689,000 to $774,900. Three more were in escrow, including two Active Under Contract and one Pending.

What sold over the past two years?

From November 2025 through October 2026, 14 homes closed, compared with 31 in the prior 12 months. The median sold price was $773,000, down 2.2%. Median sold price per square foot was $485.95, down 7.5%.

Metric	Nov ’24–Oct ’25	Nov ’25–Oct ’26
Homes sold	31	14
Median sold price	$790,000	$773,000
Average sold price	$783,942	$777,179
Median sold price per sq. ft.	$525.53	$485.95
Average sold price per sq. ft.	$540.82	$496.52
Median living area (sq. ft.)	1,556	1,616

What does this mean?

Fewer homes sold, and the median home sold was 60 square feet larger. With 14 sales in the latest year, the mix of homes that closed can have an outsized effect on the medians. The time window matters, too. The latest May–October median was $783,000, up from $770,000 in the same months a year earlier. The August–October median was $783,000, down from $819,000 a year earlier. Both shorter comparisons use small samples.

If you’re selling, compare recent sales of similar homes with active listings. Floor plan, condition, upgrades and lot can make a meaningful difference when you set your price.

If you’re buying, look at how the asking price compares with similar closed sales and how long the home has been available before deciding what to offer.

Curious where your home fits? Call William Lim at 909-239-2006 for a home-pricing appointment.

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CRMLS Matrix · Vintage Highlands saved search · Exported November 9, 2026. Includes sales reported by other brokers. Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

William Lim Real Estate Group, Inc. · Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties · DRE 01434061

]]> https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/meticulously-maintained-custom-built-ranch-style/ Tue, 10 Nov 2026 00:22:11 +0000 William Lim Group https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/meticulously-maintained-custom-built-ranch-style/

By William Lim, Broker-Associate · MLS snapshot as of November 9, 2026

If you’re thinking about selling in Vintage Highlands, start with two questions. What have buyers paid for homes like yours, and what else could they buy today? This update compares two full years of neighborhood sales and shows what buyers could choose from on November 9.

Five homes were available on November 9

Five single-family homes were active, with asking prices from $689,000 to $774,900. Three more were in escrow, including two Active Under Contract and one Pending.

What sold over the past two years?

From November 2025 through October 2026, 14 homes closed, compared with 31 in the prior 12 months. The median sold price was $773,000, down 2.2%. Median sold price per square foot was $485.95, down 7.5%.

Metric	Nov ’24–Oct ’25	Nov ’25–Oct ’26
Homes sold	31	14
Median sold price	$790,000	$773,000
Average sold price	$783,942	$777,179
Median sold price per sq. ft.	$525.53	$485.95
Average sold price per sq. ft.	$540.82	$496.52
Median living area (sq. ft.)	1,556	1,616

What does this mean?

Fewer homes sold, and the median home sold was 60 square feet larger. With 14 sales in the latest year, the mix of homes that closed can have an outsized effect on the medians. The time window matters, too. The latest May–October median was $783,000, up from $770,000 in the same months a year earlier. The August–October median was $783,000, down from $819,000 a year earlier. Both shorter comparisons use small samples.

If you’re selling, compare recent sales of similar homes with active listings. Floor plan, condition, upgrades and lot can make a meaningful difference when you set your price.

If you’re buying, look at how the asking price compares with similar closed sales and how long the home has been available before deciding what to offer.

Curious where your home fits? Call William Lim at 909-239-2006 for a home-pricing appointment.

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CRMLS Matrix · Vintage Highlands saved search · Exported November 9, 2026. Includes sales reported by other brokers. Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

William Lim Real Estate Group, Inc. · Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties · DRE 01434061

]]> https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/this-one-feels-right/ Tue, 10 Nov 2026 00:22:11 +0000 William Lim Group https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/this-one-feels-right/

By William Lim, Broker-Associate · MLS snapshot as of November 9, 2026

If you’re thinking about selling in Vintage Highlands, start with two questions. What have buyers paid for homes like yours, and what else could they buy today? This update compares two full years of neighborhood sales and shows what buyers could choose from on November 9.

Five homes were available on November 9

Five single-family homes were active, with asking prices from $689,000 to $774,900. Three more were in escrow, including two Active Under Contract and one Pending.

What sold over the past two years?

From November 2025 through October 2026, 14 homes closed, compared with 31 in the prior 12 months. The median sold price was $773,000, down 2.2%. Median sold price per square foot was $485.95, down 7.5%.

Metric	Nov ’24–Oct ’25	Nov ’25–Oct ’26
Homes sold	31	14
Median sold price	$790,000	$773,000
Average sold price	$783,942	$777,179
Median sold price per sq. ft.	$525.53	$485.95
Average sold price per sq. ft.	$540.82	$496.52
Median living area (sq. ft.)	1,556	1,616

What does this mean?

Fewer homes sold, and the median home sold was 60 square feet larger. With 14 sales in the latest year, the mix of homes that closed can have an outsized effect on the medians. The time window matters, too. The latest May–October median was $783,000, up from $770,000 in the same months a year earlier. The August–October median was $783,000, down from $819,000 a year earlier. Both shorter comparisons use small samples.

If you’re selling, compare recent sales of similar homes with active listings. Floor plan, condition, upgrades and lot can make a meaningful difference when you set your price.

If you’re buying, look at how the asking price compares with similar closed sales and how long the home has been available before deciding what to offer.

Curious where your home fits? Call William Lim at 909-239-2006 for a home-pricing appointment.

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CRMLS Matrix · Vintage Highlands saved search · Exported November 9, 2026. Includes sales reported by other brokers. Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

William Lim Real Estate Group, Inc. · Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties · DRE 01434061

]]> https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/what-buyers-notice-immediately-when-they-walk-into-your-home/ Tue, 10 Nov 2026 00:22:11 +0000 William Lim Group https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/what-buyers-notice-immediately-when-they-walk-into-your-home/

By William Lim, Broker-Associate · MLS snapshot as of November 9, 2026

If you’re thinking about selling in Vintage Highlands, start with two questions. What have buyers paid for homes like yours, and what else could they buy today? This update compares two full years of neighborhood sales and shows what buyers could choose from on November 9.

Five homes were available on November 9

Five single-family homes were active, with asking prices from $689,000 to $774,900. Three more were in escrow, including two Active Under Contract and one Pending.

What sold over the past two years?

From November 2025 through October 2026, 14 homes closed, compared with 31 in the prior 12 months. The median sold price was $773,000, down 2.2%. Median sold price per square foot was $485.95, down 7.5%.

Metric	Nov ’24–Oct ’25	Nov ’25–Oct ’26
Homes sold	31	14
Median sold price	$790,000	$773,000
Average sold price	$783,942	$777,179
Median sold price per sq. ft.	$525.53	$485.95
Average sold price per sq. ft.	$540.82	$496.52
Median living area (sq. ft.)	1,556	1,616

What does this mean?

Fewer homes sold, and the median home sold was 60 square feet larger. With 14 sales in the latest year, the mix of homes that closed can have an outsized effect on the medians. The time window matters, too. The latest May–October median was $783,000, up from $770,000 in the same months a year earlier. The August–October median was $783,000, down from $819,000 a year earlier. Both shorter comparisons use small samples.

If you’re selling, compare recent sales of similar homes with active listings. Floor plan, condition, upgrades and lot can make a meaningful difference when you set your price.

If you’re buying, look at how the asking price compares with similar closed sales and how long the home has been available before deciding what to offer.

Curious where your home fits? Call William Lim at 909-239-2006 for a home-pricing appointment.

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CRMLS Matrix · Vintage Highlands saved search · Exported November 9, 2026. Includes sales reported by other brokers. Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

William Lim Real Estate Group, Inc. · Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties · DRE 01434061

]]> https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/you-dont-own-it-until-this-happens-2/ Tue, 10 Nov 2026 00:22:11 +0000 William Lim Group https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/you-dont-own-it-until-this-happens-2/

By William Lim, Broker-Associate · MLS snapshot as of November 9, 2026

If you’re thinking about selling in Vintage Highlands, start with two questions. What have buyers paid for homes like yours, and what else could they buy today? This update compares two full years of neighborhood sales and shows what buyers could choose from on November 9.

Five homes were available on November 9

Five single-family homes were active, with asking prices from $689,000 to $774,900. Three more were in escrow, including two Active Under Contract and one Pending.

What sold over the past two years?

From November 2025 through October 2026, 14 homes closed, compared with 31 in the prior 12 months. The median sold price was $773,000, down 2.2%. Median sold price per square foot was $485.95, down 7.5%.

Metric	Nov ’24–Oct ’25	Nov ’25–Oct ’26
Homes sold	31	14
Median sold price	$790,000	$773,000
Average sold price	$783,942	$777,179
Median sold price per sq. ft.	$525.53	$485.95
Average sold price per sq. ft.	$540.82	$496.52
Median living area (sq. ft.)	1,556	1,616

What does this mean?

Fewer homes sold, and the median home sold was 60 square feet larger. With 14 sales in the latest year, the mix of homes that closed can have an outsized effect on the medians. The time window matters, too. The latest May–October median was $783,000, up from $770,000 in the same months a year earlier. The August–October median was $783,000, down from $819,000 a year earlier. Both shorter comparisons use small samples.

If you’re selling, compare recent sales of similar homes with active listings. Floor plan, condition, upgrades and lot can make a meaningful difference when you set your price.

If you’re buying, look at how the asking price compares with similar closed sales and how long the home has been available before deciding what to offer.

Curious where your home fits? Call William Lim at 909-239-2006 for a home-pricing appointment.

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CRMLS Matrix · Vintage Highlands saved search · Exported November 9, 2026. Includes sales reported by other brokers. Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

William Lim Real Estate Group, Inc. · Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties · DRE 01434061

]]> https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/you-dont-own-it-until-this-happens/ Tue, 10 Nov 2026 00:22:11 +0000 William Lim Group https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/you-dont-own-it-until-this-happens/

By William Lim, Broker-Associate · MLS snapshot as of November 9, 2026

If you’re thinking about selling in Vintage Highlands, start with two questions. What have buyers paid for homes like yours, and what else could they buy today? This update compares two full years of neighborhood sales and shows what buyers could choose from on November 9.

Five homes were available on November 9

Five single-family homes were active, with asking prices from $689,000 to $774,900. Three more were in escrow, including two Active Under Contract and one Pending.

What sold over the past two years?

From November 2025 through October 2026, 14 homes closed, compared with 31 in the prior 12 months. The median sold price was $773,000, down 2.2%. Median sold price per square foot was $485.95, down 7.5%.

Metric	Nov ’24–Oct ’25	Nov ’25–Oct ’26
Homes sold	31	14
Median sold price	$790,000	$773,000
Average sold price	$783,942	$777,179
Median sold price per sq. ft.	$525.53	$485.95
Average sold price per sq. ft.	$540.82	$496.52
Median living area (sq. ft.)	1,556	1,616

What does this mean?

Fewer homes sold, and the median home sold was 60 square feet larger. With 14 sales in the latest year, the mix of homes that closed can have an outsized effect on the medians. The time window matters, too. The latest May–October median was $783,000, up from $770,000 in the same months a year earlier. The August–October median was $783,000, down from $819,000 a year earlier. Both shorter comparisons use small samples.

If you’re selling, compare recent sales of similar homes with active listings. Floor plan, condition, upgrades and lot can make a meaningful difference when you set your price.

If you’re buying, look at how the asking price compares with similar closed sales and how long the home has been available before deciding what to offer.

Curious where your home fits? Call William Lim at 909-239-2006 for a home-pricing appointment.

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CRMLS Matrix · Vintage Highlands saved search · Exported November 9, 2026. Includes sales reported by other brokers. Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

William Lim Real Estate Group, Inc. · Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties · DRE 01434061

]]> https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/just-listed-32/ Tue, 10 Nov 2026 00:22:11 +0000 William Lim Group https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/just-listed-32/

By William Lim, Broker-Associate · MLS snapshot as of November 9, 2026

If you’re thinking about selling in Vintage Highlands, start with two questions. What have buyers paid for homes like yours, and what else could they buy today? This update compares two full years of neighborhood sales and shows what buyers could choose from on November 9.

Five homes were available on November 9

Five single-family homes were active, with asking prices from $689,000 to $774,900. Three more were in escrow, including two Active Under Contract and one Pending.

What sold over the past two years?

From November 2025 through October 2026, 14 homes closed, compared with 31 in the prior 12 months. The median sold price was $773,000, down 2.2%. Median sold price per square foot was $485.95, down 7.5%.

Metric	Nov ’24–Oct ’25	Nov ’25–Oct ’26
Homes sold	31	14
Median sold price	$790,000	$773,000
Average sold price	$783,942	$777,179
Median sold price per sq. ft.	$525.53	$485.95
Average sold price per sq. ft.	$540.82	$496.52
Median living area (sq. ft.)	1,556	1,616

What does this mean?

Fewer homes sold, and the median home sold was 60 square feet larger. With 14 sales in the latest year, the mix of homes that closed can have an outsized effect on the medians. The time window matters, too. The latest May–October median was $783,000, up from $770,000 in the same months a year earlier. The August–October median was $783,000, down from $819,000 a year earlier. Both shorter comparisons use small samples.

If you’re selling, compare recent sales of similar homes with active listings. Floor plan, condition, upgrades and lot can make a meaningful difference when you set your price.

If you’re buying, look at how the asking price compares with similar closed sales and how long the home has been available before deciding what to offer.

Curious where your home fits? Call William Lim at 909-239-2006 for a home-pricing appointment.

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CRMLS Matrix · Vintage Highlands saved search · Exported November 9, 2026. Includes sales reported by other brokers. Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

William Lim Real Estate Group, Inc. · Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties · DRE 01434061

]]> https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/resort-pool-backyard/ Tue, 10 Nov 2026 00:22:11 +0000 William Lim Group https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/resort-pool-backyard/

By William Lim, Broker-Associate · MLS snapshot as of November 9, 2026

If you’re thinking about selling in Vintage Highlands, start with two questions. What have buyers paid for homes like yours, and what else could they buy today? This update compares two full years of neighborhood sales and shows what buyers could choose from on November 9.

Five homes were available on November 9

Five single-family homes were active, with asking prices from $689,000 to $774,900. Three more were in escrow, including two Active Under Contract and one Pending.

What sold over the past two years?

From November 2025 through October 2026, 14 homes closed, compared with 31 in the prior 12 months. The median sold price was $773,000, down 2.2%. Median sold price per square foot was $485.95, down 7.5%.

Metric	Nov ’24–Oct ’25	Nov ’25–Oct ’26
Homes sold	31	14
Median sold price	$790,000	$773,000
Average sold price	$783,942	$777,179
Median sold price per sq. ft.	$525.53	$485.95
Average sold price per sq. ft.	$540.82	$496.52
Median living area (sq. ft.)	1,556	1,616

What does this mean?

Fewer homes sold, and the median home sold was 60 square feet larger. With 14 sales in the latest year, the mix of homes that closed can have an outsized effect on the medians. The time window matters, too. The latest May–October median was $783,000, up from $770,000 in the same months a year earlier. The August–October median was $783,000, down from $819,000 a year earlier. Both shorter comparisons use small samples.

If you’re selling, compare recent sales of similar homes with active listings. Floor plan, condition, upgrades and lot can make a meaningful difference when you set your price.

If you’re buying, look at how the asking price compares with similar closed sales and how long the home has been available before deciding what to offer.

Curious where your home fits? Call William Lim at 909-239-2006 for a home-pricing appointment.

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CRMLS Matrix · Vintage Highlands saved search · Exported November 9, 2026. Includes sales reported by other brokers. Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

William Lim Real Estate Group, Inc. · Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties · DRE 01434061

]]> https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/this-gourmet-kitchen-has-a-6-burner-thermador-pot-filler/ Tue, 10 Nov 2026 00:22:11 +0000 William Lim Group https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/this-gourmet-kitchen-has-a-6-burner-thermador-pot-filler/

By William Lim, Broker-Associate · MLS snapshot as of November 9, 2026

If you’re thinking about selling in Vintage Highlands, start with two questions. What have buyers paid for homes like yours, and what else could they buy today? This update compares two full years of neighborhood sales and shows what buyers could choose from on November 9.

Five homes were available on November 9

Five single-family homes were active, with asking prices from $689,000 to $774,900. Three more were in escrow, including two Active Under Contract and one Pending.

What sold over the past two years?

From November 2025 through October 2026, 14 homes closed, compared with 31 in the prior 12 months. The median sold price was $773,000, down 2.2%. Median sold price per square foot was $485.95, down 7.5%.

Metric	Nov ’24–Oct ’25	Nov ’25–Oct ’26
Homes sold	31	14
Median sold price	$790,000	$773,000
Average sold price	$783,942	$777,179
Median sold price per sq. ft.	$525.53	$485.95
Average sold price per sq. ft.	$540.82	$496.52
Median living area (sq. ft.)	1,556	1,616

What does this mean?

Fewer homes sold, and the median home sold was 60 square feet larger. With 14 sales in the latest year, the mix of homes that closed can have an outsized effect on the medians. The time window matters, too. The latest May–October median was $783,000, up from $770,000 in the same months a year earlier. The August–October median was $783,000, down from $819,000 a year earlier. Both shorter comparisons use small samples.

If you’re selling, compare recent sales of similar homes with active listings. Floor plan, condition, upgrades and lot can make a meaningful difference when you set your price.

If you’re buying, look at how the asking price compares with similar closed sales and how long the home has been available before deciding what to offer.

Curious where your home fits? Call William Lim at 909-239-2006 for a home-pricing appointment.

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CRMLS Matrix · Vintage Highlands saved search · Exported November 9, 2026. Includes sales reported by other brokers. Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

William Lim Real Estate Group, Inc. · Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties · DRE 01434061

]]> https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/modern-design/ Tue, 10 Nov 2026 00:22:11 +0000 William Lim Group https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/modern-design/

By William Lim, Broker-Associate · MLS snapshot as of November 9, 2026

If you’re thinking about selling in Vintage Highlands, start with two questions. What have buyers paid for homes like yours, and what else could they buy today? This update compares two full years of neighborhood sales and shows what buyers could choose from on November 9.

Five homes were available on November 9

Five single-family homes were active, with asking prices from $689,000 to $774,900. Three more were in escrow, including two Active Under Contract and one Pending.

What sold over the past two years?

From November 2025 through October 2026, 14 homes closed, compared with 31 in the prior 12 months. The median sold price was $773,000, down 2.2%. Median sold price per square foot was $485.95, down 7.5%.

Metric	Nov ’24–Oct ’25	Nov ’25–Oct ’26
Homes sold	31	14
Median sold price	$790,000	$773,000
Average sold price	$783,942	$777,179
Median sold price per sq. ft.	$525.53	$485.95
Average sold price per sq. ft.	$540.82	$496.52
Median living area (sq. ft.)	1,556	1,616

What does this mean?

Fewer homes sold, and the median home sold was 60 square feet larger. With 14 sales in the latest year, the mix of homes that closed can have an outsized effect on the medians. The time window matters, too. The latest May–October median was $783,000, up from $770,000 in the same months a year earlier. The August–October median was $783,000, down from $819,000 a year earlier. Both shorter comparisons use small samples.

If you’re selling, compare recent sales of similar homes with active listings. Floor plan, condition, upgrades and lot can make a meaningful difference when you set your price.

If you’re buying, look at how the asking price compares with similar closed sales and how long the home has been available before deciding what to offer.

Curious where your home fits? Call William Lim at 909-239-2006 for a home-pricing appointment.

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CRMLS Matrix · Vintage Highlands saved search · Exported November 9, 2026. Includes sales reported by other brokers. Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

William Lim Real Estate Group, Inc. · Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties · DRE 01434061

]]> https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/episode-2-what-is-title/ Tue, 10 Nov 2026 00:22:11 +0000 William Lim Group https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/episode-2-what-is-title/

By William Lim, Broker-Associate · MLS snapshot as of November 9, 2026

If you’re thinking about selling in Vintage Highlands, start with two questions. What have buyers paid for homes like yours, and what else could they buy today? This update compares two full years of neighborhood sales and shows what buyers could choose from on November 9.

Five homes were available on November 9

Five single-family homes were active, with asking prices from $689,000 to $774,900. Three more were in escrow, including two Active Under Contract and one Pending.

What sold over the past two years?

From November 2025 through October 2026, 14 homes closed, compared with 31 in the prior 12 months. The median sold price was $773,000, down 2.2%. Median sold price per square foot was $485.95, down 7.5%.

Metric	Nov ’24–Oct ’25	Nov ’25–Oct ’26
Homes sold	31	14
Median sold price	$790,000	$773,000
Average sold price	$783,942	$777,179
Median sold price per sq. ft.	$525.53	$485.95
Average sold price per sq. ft.	$540.82	$496.52
Median living area (sq. ft.)	1,556	1,616

What does this mean?

Fewer homes sold, and the median home sold was 60 square feet larger. With 14 sales in the latest year, the mix of homes that closed can have an outsized effect on the medians. The time window matters, too. The latest May–October median was $783,000, up from $770,000 in the same months a year earlier. The August–October median was $783,000, down from $819,000 a year earlier. Both shorter comparisons use small samples.

If you’re selling, compare recent sales of similar homes with active listings. Floor plan, condition, upgrades and lot can make a meaningful difference when you set your price.

If you’re buying, look at how the asking price compares with similar closed sales and how long the home has been available before deciding what to offer.

Curious where your home fits? Call William Lim at 909-239-2006 for a home-pricing appointment.

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CRMLS Matrix · Vintage Highlands saved search · Exported November 9, 2026. Includes sales reported by other brokers. Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

William Lim Real Estate Group, Inc. · Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties · DRE 01434061

]]> https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/ca-living/ Tue, 10 Nov 2026 00:22:11 +0000 William Lim Group https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/ca-living/

By William Lim, Broker-Associate · MLS snapshot as of November 9, 2026

If you’re thinking about selling in Vintage Highlands, start with two questions. What have buyers paid for homes like yours, and what else could they buy today? This update compares two full years of neighborhood sales and shows what buyers could choose from on November 9.

Five homes were available on November 9

Five single-family homes were active, with asking prices from $689,000 to $774,900. Three more were in escrow, including two Active Under Contract and one Pending.

What sold over the past two years?

From November 2025 through October 2026, 14 homes closed, compared with 31 in the prior 12 months. The median sold price was $773,000, down 2.2%. Median sold price per square foot was $485.95, down 7.5%.

Metric	Nov ’24–Oct ’25	Nov ’25–Oct ’26
Homes sold	31	14
Median sold price	$790,000	$773,000
Average sold price	$783,942	$777,179
Median sold price per sq. ft.	$525.53	$485.95
Average sold price per sq. ft.	$540.82	$496.52
Median living area (sq. ft.)	1,556	1,616

What does this mean?

Fewer homes sold, and the median home sold was 60 square feet larger. With 14 sales in the latest year, the mix of homes that closed can have an outsized effect on the medians. The time window matters, too. The latest May–October median was $783,000, up from $770,000 in the same months a year earlier. The August–October median was $783,000, down from $819,000 a year earlier. Both shorter comparisons use small samples.

If you’re selling, compare recent sales of similar homes with active listings. Floor plan, condition, upgrades and lot can make a meaningful difference when you set your price.

If you’re buying, look at how the asking price compares with similar closed sales and how long the home has been available before deciding what to offer.

Curious where your home fits? Call William Lim at 909-239-2006 for a home-pricing appointment.

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CRMLS Matrix · Vintage Highlands saved search · Exported November 9, 2026. Includes sales reported by other brokers. Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

William Lim Real Estate Group, Inc. · Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties · DRE 01434061

]]> https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/episode-3-what-is-title/ Tue, 10 Nov 2026 00:22:11 +0000 William Lim Group https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/episode-3-what-is-title/

By William Lim, Broker-Associate · MLS snapshot as of November 9, 2026

If you’re thinking about selling in Vintage Highlands, start with two questions. What have buyers paid for homes like yours, and what else could they buy today? This update compares two full years of neighborhood sales and shows what buyers could choose from on November 9.

Five homes were available on November 9

Five single-family homes were active, with asking prices from $689,000 to $774,900. Three more were in escrow, including two Active Under Contract and one Pending.

What sold over the past two years?

From November 2025 through October 2026, 14 homes closed, compared with 31 in the prior 12 months. The median sold price was $773,000, down 2.2%. Median sold price per square foot was $485.95, down 7.5%.

Metric	Nov ’24–Oct ’25	Nov ’25–Oct ’26
Homes sold	31	14
Median sold price	$790,000	$773,000
Average sold price	$783,942	$777,179
Median sold price per sq. ft.	$525.53	$485.95
Average sold price per sq. ft.	$540.82	$496.52
Median living area (sq. ft.)	1,556	1,616

What does this mean?

Fewer homes sold, and the median home sold was 60 square feet larger. With 14 sales in the latest year, the mix of homes that closed can have an outsized effect on the medians. The time window matters, too. The latest May–October median was $783,000, up from $770,000 in the same months a year earlier. The August–October median was $783,000, down from $819,000 a year earlier. Both shorter comparisons use small samples.

If you’re selling, compare recent sales of similar homes with active listings. Floor plan, condition, upgrades and lot can make a meaningful difference when you set your price.

If you’re buying, look at how the asking price compares with similar closed sales and how long the home has been available before deciding what to offer.

Curious where your home fits? Call William Lim at 909-239-2006 for a home-pricing appointment.

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CRMLS Matrix · Vintage Highlands saved search · Exported November 9, 2026. Includes sales reported by other brokers. Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

William Lim Real Estate Group, Inc. · Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties · DRE 01434061

]]> https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/mountain-views-that-will-take-your-breath-away/ Tue, 10 Nov 2026 00:22:11 +0000 William Lim Group https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/mountain-views-that-will-take-your-breath-away/

By William Lim, Broker-Associate · MLS snapshot as of November 9, 2026

If you’re thinking about selling in Vintage Highlands, start with two questions. What have buyers paid for homes like yours, and what else could they buy today? This update compares two full years of neighborhood sales and shows what buyers could choose from on November 9.

Five homes were available on November 9

Five single-family homes were active, with asking prices from $689,000 to $774,900. Three more were in escrow, including two Active Under Contract and one Pending.

What sold over the past two years?

From November 2025 through October 2026, 14 homes closed, compared with 31 in the prior 12 months. The median sold price was $773,000, down 2.2%. Median sold price per square foot was $485.95, down 7.5%.

Metric	Nov ’24–Oct ’25	Nov ’25–Oct ’26
Homes sold	31	14
Median sold price	$790,000	$773,000
Average sold price	$783,942	$777,179
Median sold price per sq. ft.	$525.53	$485.95
Average sold price per sq. ft.	$540.82	$496.52
Median living area (sq. ft.)	1,556	1,616

What does this mean?

Fewer homes sold, and the median home sold was 60 square feet larger. With 14 sales in the latest year, the mix of homes that closed can have an outsized effect on the medians. The time window matters, too. The latest May–October median was $783,000, up from $770,000 in the same months a year earlier. The August–October median was $783,000, down from $819,000 a year earlier. Both shorter comparisons use small samples.

If you’re selling, compare recent sales of similar homes with active listings. Floor plan, condition, upgrades and lot can make a meaningful difference when you set your price.

If you’re buying, look at how the asking price compares with similar closed sales and how long the home has been available before deciding what to offer.

Curious where your home fits? Call William Lim at 909-239-2006 for a home-pricing appointment.

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CRMLS Matrix · Vintage Highlands saved search · Exported November 9, 2026. Includes sales reported by other brokers. Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

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By William Lim, Broker-Associate · MLS snapshot as of November 9, 2026

If you’re thinking about selling in Vintage Highlands, start with two questions. What have buyers paid for homes like yours, and what else could they buy today? This update compares two full years of neighborhood sales and shows what buyers could choose from on November 9.

Five homes were available on November 9

Five single-family homes were active, with asking prices from $689,000 to $774,900. Three more were in escrow, including two Active Under Contract and one Pending.

What sold over the past two years?

From November 2025 through October 2026, 14 homes closed, compared with 31 in the prior 12 months. The median sold price was $773,000, down 2.2%. Median sold price per square foot was $485.95, down 7.5%.

Metric	Nov ’24–Oct ’25	Nov ’25–Oct ’26
Homes sold	31	14
Median sold price	$790,000	$773,000
Average sold price	$783,942	$777,179
Median sold price per sq. ft.	$525.53	$485.95
Average sold price per sq. ft.	$540.82	$496.52
Median living area (sq. ft.)	1,556	1,616

What does this mean?

Fewer homes sold, and the median home sold was 60 square feet larger. With 14 sales in the latest year, the mix of homes that closed can have an outsized effect on the medians. The time window matters, too. The latest May–October median was $783,000, up from $770,000 in the same months a year earlier. The August–October median was $783,000, down from $819,000 a year earlier. Both shorter comparisons use small samples.

If you’re selling, compare recent sales of similar homes with active listings. Floor plan, condition, upgrades and lot can make a meaningful difference when you set your price.

If you’re buying, look at how the asking price compares with similar closed sales and how long the home has been available before deciding what to offer.

Curious where your home fits? Call William Lim at 909-239-2006 for a home-pricing appointment.

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CRMLS Matrix · Vintage Highlands saved search · Exported November 9, 2026. Includes sales reported by other brokers. Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

William Lim Real Estate Group, Inc. · Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties · DRE 01434061

]]> https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/5-star-hotel-spa/ Tue, 10 Nov 2026 00:22:11 +0000 William Lim Group https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/5-star-hotel-spa/

By William Lim, Broker-Associate · MLS snapshot as of November 9, 2026

If you’re thinking about selling in Vintage Highlands, start with two questions. What have buyers paid for homes like yours, and what else could they buy today? This update compares two full years of neighborhood sales and shows what buyers could choose from on November 9.

Five homes were available on November 9

Five single-family homes were active, with asking prices from $689,000 to $774,900. Three more were in escrow, including two Active Under Contract and one Pending.

What sold over the past two years?

From November 2025 through October 2026, 14 homes closed, compared with 31 in the prior 12 months. The median sold price was $773,000, down 2.2%. Median sold price per square foot was $485.95, down 7.5%.

Metric	Nov ’24–Oct ’25	Nov ’25–Oct ’26
Homes sold	31	14
Median sold price	$790,000	$773,000
Average sold price	$783,942	$777,179
Median sold price per sq. ft.	$525.53	$485.95
Average sold price per sq. ft.	$540.82	$496.52
Median living area (sq. ft.)	1,556	1,616

What does this mean?

Fewer homes sold, and the median home sold was 60 square feet larger. With 14 sales in the latest year, the mix of homes that closed can have an outsized effect on the medians. The time window matters, too. The latest May–October median was $783,000, up from $770,000 in the same months a year earlier. The August–October median was $783,000, down from $819,000 a year earlier. Both shorter comparisons use small samples.

If you’re selling, compare recent sales of similar homes with active listings. Floor plan, condition, upgrades and lot can make a meaningful difference when you set your price.

If you’re buying, look at how the asking price compares with similar closed sales and how long the home has been available before deciding what to offer.

Curious where your home fits? Call William Lim at 909-239-2006 for a home-pricing appointment.

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CRMLS Matrix · Vintage Highlands saved search · Exported November 9, 2026. Includes sales reported by other brokers. Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

William Lim Real Estate Group, Inc. · Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties · DRE 01434061

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By William Lim, Broker-Associate · MLS snapshot as of November 9, 2026

If you’re thinking about selling in Vintage Highlands, start with two questions. What have buyers paid for homes like yours, and what else could they buy today? This update compares two full years of neighborhood sales and shows what buyers could choose from on November 9.

Five homes were available on November 9

Five single-family homes were active, with asking prices from $689,000 to $774,900. Three more were in escrow, including two Active Under Contract and one Pending.

What sold over the past two years?

From November 2025 through October 2026, 14 homes closed, compared with 31 in the prior 12 months. The median sold price was $773,000, down 2.2%. Median sold price per square foot was $485.95, down 7.5%.

Metric	Nov ’24–Oct ’25	Nov ’25–Oct ’26
Homes sold	31	14
Median sold price	$790,000	$773,000
Average sold price	$783,942	$777,179
Median sold price per sq. ft.	$525.53	$485.95
Average sold price per sq. ft.	$540.82	$496.52
Median living area (sq. ft.)	1,556	1,616

What does this mean?

Fewer homes sold, and the median home sold was 60 square feet larger. With 14 sales in the latest year, the mix of homes that closed can have an outsized effect on the medians. The time window matters, too. The latest May–October median was $783,000, up from $770,000 in the same months a year earlier. The August–October median was $783,000, down from $819,000 a year earlier. Both shorter comparisons use small samples.

If you’re selling, compare recent sales of similar homes with active listings. Floor plan, condition, upgrades and lot can make a meaningful difference when you set your price.

If you’re buying, look at how the asking price compares with similar closed sales and how long the home has been available before deciding what to offer.

Curious where your home fits? Call William Lim at 909-239-2006 for a home-pricing appointment.

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CRMLS Matrix · Vintage Highlands saved search · Exported November 9, 2026. Includes sales reported by other brokers. Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

William Lim Real Estate Group, Inc. · Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties · DRE 01434061

]]> https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/the-first-two-weeks-on-the-market-matter-more-than-anything-else/ Tue, 10 Nov 2026 00:22:11 +0000 William Lim Group https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/the-first-two-weeks-on-the-market-matter-more-than-anything-else/

By William Lim, Broker-Associate · MLS snapshot as of November 9, 2026

If you’re thinking about selling in Vintage Highlands, start with two questions. What have buyers paid for homes like yours, and what else could they buy today? This update compares two full years of neighborhood sales and shows what buyers could choose from on November 9.

Five homes were available on November 9

Five single-family homes were active, with asking prices from $689,000 to $774,900. Three more were in escrow, including two Active Under Contract and one Pending.

What sold over the past two years?

From November 2025 through October 2026, 14 homes closed, compared with 31 in the prior 12 months. The median sold price was $773,000, down 2.2%. Median sold price per square foot was $485.95, down 7.5%.

Metric	Nov ’24–Oct ’25	Nov ’25–Oct ’26
Homes sold	31	14
Median sold price	$790,000	$773,000
Average sold price	$783,942	$777,179
Median sold price per sq. ft.	$525.53	$485.95
Average sold price per sq. ft.	$540.82	$496.52
Median living area (sq. ft.)	1,556	1,616

What does this mean?

Fewer homes sold, and the median home sold was 60 square feet larger. With 14 sales in the latest year, the mix of homes that closed can have an outsized effect on the medians. The time window matters, too. The latest May–October median was $783,000, up from $770,000 in the same months a year earlier. The August–October median was $783,000, down from $819,000 a year earlier. Both shorter comparisons use small samples.

If you’re selling, compare recent sales of similar homes with active listings. Floor plan, condition, upgrades and lot can make a meaningful difference when you set your price.

If you’re buying, look at how the asking price compares with similar closed sales and how long the home has been available before deciding what to offer.

Curious where your home fits? Call William Lim at 909-239-2006 for a home-pricing appointment.

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CRMLS Matrix · Vintage Highlands saved search · Exported November 9, 2026. Includes sales reported by other brokers. Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

William Lim Real Estate Group, Inc. · Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties · DRE 01434061

]]> https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/what-buyers-regret-most-after-closing-and-how-to-avoid-it/ Tue, 10 Nov 2026 00:22:11 +0000 William Lim Group https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/what-buyers-regret-most-after-closing-and-how-to-avoid-it/

By William Lim, Broker-Associate · MLS snapshot as of November 9, 2026

If you’re thinking about selling in Vintage Highlands, start with two questions. What have buyers paid for homes like yours, and what else could they buy today? This update compares two full years of neighborhood sales and shows what buyers could choose from on November 9.

Five homes were available on November 9

Five single-family homes were active, with asking prices from $689,000 to $774,900. Three more were in escrow, including two Active Under Contract and one Pending.

What sold over the past two years?

From November 2025 through October 2026, 14 homes closed, compared with 31 in the prior 12 months. The median sold price was $773,000, down 2.2%. Median sold price per square foot was $485.95, down 7.5%.

Metric	Nov ’24–Oct ’25	Nov ’25–Oct ’26
Homes sold	31	14
Median sold price	$790,000	$773,000
Average sold price	$783,942	$777,179
Median sold price per sq. ft.	$525.53	$485.95
Average sold price per sq. ft.	$540.82	$496.52
Median living area (sq. ft.)	1,556	1,616

What does this mean?

Fewer homes sold, and the median home sold was 60 square feet larger. With 14 sales in the latest year, the mix of homes that closed can have an outsized effect on the medians. The time window matters, too. The latest May–October median was $783,000, up from $770,000 in the same months a year earlier. The August–October median was $783,000, down from $819,000 a year earlier. Both shorter comparisons use small samples.

If you’re selling, compare recent sales of similar homes with active listings. Floor plan, condition, upgrades and lot can make a meaningful difference when you set your price.

If you’re buying, look at how the asking price compares with similar closed sales and how long the home has been available before deciding what to offer.

Curious where your home fits? Call William Lim at 909-239-2006 for a home-pricing appointment.

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CRMLS Matrix · Vintage Highlands saved search · Exported November 9, 2026. Includes sales reported by other brokers. Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

William Lim Real Estate Group, Inc. · Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties · DRE 01434061

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By William Lim, Broker-Associate · MLS snapshot as of November 9, 2026

If you’re thinking about selling in Vintage Highlands, start with two questions. What have buyers paid for homes like yours, and what else could they buy today? This update compares two full years of neighborhood sales and shows what buyers could choose from on November 9.

Five homes were available on November 9

Five single-family homes were active, with asking prices from $689,000 to $774,900. Three more were in escrow, including two Active Under Contract and one Pending.

What sold over the past two years?

From November 2025 through October 2026, 14 homes closed, compared with 31 in the prior 12 months. The median sold price was $773,000, down 2.2%. Median sold price per square foot was $485.95, down 7.5%.

Metric	Nov ’24–Oct ’25	Nov ’25–Oct ’26
Homes sold	31	14
Median sold price	$790,000	$773,000
Average sold price	$783,942	$777,179
Median sold price per sq. ft.	$525.53	$485.95
Average sold price per sq. ft.	$540.82	$496.52
Median living area (sq. ft.)	1,556	1,616

What does this mean?

Fewer homes sold, and the median home sold was 60 square feet larger. With 14 sales in the latest year, the mix of homes that closed can have an outsized effect on the medians. The time window matters, too. The latest May–October median was $783,000, up from $770,000 in the same months a year earlier. The August–October median was $783,000, down from $819,000 a year earlier. Both shorter comparisons use small samples.

If you’re selling, compare recent sales of similar homes with active listings. Floor plan, condition, upgrades and lot can make a meaningful difference when you set your price.

If you’re buying, look at how the asking price compares with similar closed sales and how long the home has been available before deciding what to offer.

Curious where your home fits? Call William Lim at 909-239-2006 for a home-pricing appointment.

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CRMLS Matrix · Vintage Highlands saved search · Exported November 9, 2026. Includes sales reported by other brokers. Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

William Lim Real Estate Group, Inc. · Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties · DRE 01434061

]]> https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/episode-12-what-is-escrow/ Tue, 10 Nov 2026 00:22:11 +0000 William Lim Group https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/episode-12-what-is-escrow/

By William Lim, Broker-Associate · MLS snapshot as of November 9, 2026

If you’re thinking about selling in Vintage Highlands, start with two questions. What have buyers paid for homes like yours, and what else could they buy today? This update compares two full years of neighborhood sales and shows what buyers could choose from on November 9.

Five homes were available on November 9

Five single-family homes were active, with asking prices from $689,000 to $774,900. Three more were in escrow, including two Active Under Contract and one Pending.

What sold over the past two years?

From November 2025 through October 2026, 14 homes closed, compared with 31 in the prior 12 months. The median sold price was $773,000, down 2.2%. Median sold price per square foot was $485.95, down 7.5%.

Metric	Nov ’24–Oct ’25	Nov ’25–Oct ’26
Homes sold	31	14
Median sold price	$790,000	$773,000
Average sold price	$783,942	$777,179
Median sold price per sq. ft.	$525.53	$485.95
Average sold price per sq. ft.	$540.82	$496.52
Median living area (sq. ft.)	1,556	1,616

What does this mean?

Fewer homes sold, and the median home sold was 60 square feet larger. With 14 sales in the latest year, the mix of homes that closed can have an outsized effect on the medians. The time window matters, too. The latest May–October median was $783,000, up from $770,000 in the same months a year earlier. The August–October median was $783,000, down from $819,000 a year earlier. Both shorter comparisons use small samples.

If you’re selling, compare recent sales of similar homes with active listings. Floor plan, condition, upgrades and lot can make a meaningful difference when you set your price.

If you’re buying, look at how the asking price compares with similar closed sales and how long the home has been available before deciding what to offer.

Curious where your home fits? Call William Lim at 909-239-2006 for a home-pricing appointment.

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CRMLS Matrix · Vintage Highlands saved search · Exported November 9, 2026. Includes sales reported by other brokers. Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

William Lim Real Estate Group, Inc. · Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties · DRE 01434061

]]> https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/episode-11-what-is-escrow/ Tue, 10 Nov 2026 00:22:11 +0000 William Lim Group https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/episode-11-what-is-escrow/

By William Lim, Broker-Associate · MLS snapshot as of November 9, 2026

If you’re thinking about selling in Vintage Highlands, start with two questions. What have buyers paid for homes like yours, and what else could they buy today? This update compares two full years of neighborhood sales and shows what buyers could choose from on November 9.

Five homes were available on November 9

Five single-family homes were active, with asking prices from $689,000 to $774,900. Three more were in escrow, including two Active Under Contract and one Pending.

What sold over the past two years?

From November 2025 through October 2026, 14 homes closed, compared with 31 in the prior 12 months. The median sold price was $773,000, down 2.2%. Median sold price per square foot was $485.95, down 7.5%.

Metric	Nov ’24–Oct ’25	Nov ’25–Oct ’26
Homes sold	31	14
Median sold price	$790,000	$773,000
Average sold price	$783,942	$777,179
Median sold price per sq. ft.	$525.53	$485.95
Average sold price per sq. ft.	$540.82	$496.52
Median living area (sq. ft.)	1,556	1,616

What does this mean?

Fewer homes sold, and the median home sold was 60 square feet larger. With 14 sales in the latest year, the mix of homes that closed can have an outsized effect on the medians. The time window matters, too. The latest May–October median was $783,000, up from $770,000 in the same months a year earlier. The August–October median was $783,000, down from $819,000 a year earlier. Both shorter comparisons use small samples.

If you’re selling, compare recent sales of similar homes with active listings. Floor plan, condition, upgrades and lot can make a meaningful difference when you set your price.

If you’re buying, look at how the asking price compares with similar closed sales and how long the home has been available before deciding what to offer.

Curious where your home fits? Call William Lim at 909-239-2006 for a home-pricing appointment.

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CRMLS Matrix · Vintage Highlands saved search · Exported November 9, 2026. Includes sales reported by other brokers. Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

William Lim Real Estate Group, Inc. · Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties · DRE 01434061

]]> https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/episode10-what-is-escrow/ Tue, 10 Nov 2026 00:22:11 +0000 William Lim Group https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/episode10-what-is-escrow/

By William Lim, Broker-Associate · MLS snapshot as of November 9, 2026

If you’re thinking about selling in Vintage Highlands, start with two questions. What have buyers paid for homes like yours, and what else could they buy today? This update compares two full years of neighborhood sales and shows what buyers could choose from on November 9.

Five homes were available on November 9

Five single-family homes were active, with asking prices from $689,000 to $774,900. Three more were in escrow, including two Active Under Contract and one Pending.

What sold over the past two years?

From November 2025 through October 2026, 14 homes closed, compared with 31 in the prior 12 months. The median sold price was $773,000, down 2.2%. Median sold price per square foot was $485.95, down 7.5%.

Metric	Nov ’24–Oct ’25	Nov ’25–Oct ’26
Homes sold	31	14
Median sold price	$790,000	$773,000
Average sold price	$783,942	$777,179
Median sold price per sq. ft.	$525.53	$485.95
Average sold price per sq. ft.	$540.82	$496.52
Median living area (sq. ft.)	1,556	1,616

What does this mean?

Fewer homes sold, and the median home sold was 60 square feet larger. With 14 sales in the latest year, the mix of homes that closed can have an outsized effect on the medians. The time window matters, too. The latest May–October median was $783,000, up from $770,000 in the same months a year earlier. The August–October median was $783,000, down from $819,000 a year earlier. Both shorter comparisons use small samples.

If you’re selling, compare recent sales of similar homes with active listings. Floor plan, condition, upgrades and lot can make a meaningful difference when you set your price.

If you’re buying, look at how the asking price compares with similar closed sales and how long the home has been available before deciding what to offer.

Curious where your home fits? Call William Lim at 909-239-2006 for a home-pricing appointment.

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CRMLS Matrix · Vintage Highlands saved search · Exported November 9, 2026. Includes sales reported by other brokers. Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

William Lim Real Estate Group, Inc. · Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties · DRE 01434061

]]> https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/buying-a-home-starts-before-house-hunting/ Tue, 10 Nov 2026 00:22:11 +0000 William Lim Group https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/buying-a-home-starts-before-house-hunting/

By William Lim, Broker-Associate · MLS snapshot as of November 9, 2026

If you’re thinking about selling in Vintage Highlands, start with two questions. What have buyers paid for homes like yours, and what else could they buy today? This update compares two full years of neighborhood sales and shows what buyers could choose from on November 9.

Five homes were available on November 9

Five single-family homes were active, with asking prices from $689,000 to $774,900. Three more were in escrow, including two Active Under Contract and one Pending.

What sold over the past two years?

From November 2025 through October 2026, 14 homes closed, compared with 31 in the prior 12 months. The median sold price was $773,000, down 2.2%. Median sold price per square foot was $485.95, down 7.5%.

Metric	Nov ’24–Oct ’25	Nov ’25–Oct ’26
Homes sold	31	14
Median sold price	$790,000	$773,000
Average sold price	$783,942	$777,179
Median sold price per sq. ft.	$525.53	$485.95
Average sold price per sq. ft.	$540.82	$496.52
Median living area (sq. ft.)	1,556	1,616

What does this mean?

Fewer homes sold, and the median home sold was 60 square feet larger. With 14 sales in the latest year, the mix of homes that closed can have an outsized effect on the medians. The time window matters, too. The latest May–October median was $783,000, up from $770,000 in the same months a year earlier. The August–October median was $783,000, down from $819,000 a year earlier. Both shorter comparisons use small samples.

If you’re selling, compare recent sales of similar homes with active listings. Floor plan, condition, upgrades and lot can make a meaningful difference when you set your price.

If you’re buying, look at how the asking price compares with similar closed sales and how long the home has been available before deciding what to offer.

Curious where your home fits? Call William Lim at 909-239-2006 for a home-pricing appointment.

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CRMLS Matrix · Vintage Highlands saved search · Exported November 9, 2026. Includes sales reported by other brokers. Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

William Lim Real Estate Group, Inc. · Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties · DRE 01434061

]]> https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/episode-9-what-is-escrow/ Tue, 10 Nov 2026 00:22:11 +0000 William Lim Group https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/episode-9-what-is-escrow/

By William Lim, Broker-Associate · MLS snapshot as of November 9, 2026

If you’re thinking about selling in Vintage Highlands, start with two questions. What have buyers paid for homes like yours, and what else could they buy today? This update compares two full years of neighborhood sales and shows what buyers could choose from on November 9.

Five homes were available on November 9

Five single-family homes were active, with asking prices from $689,000 to $774,900. Three more were in escrow, including two Active Under Contract and one Pending.

What sold over the past two years?

From November 2025 through October 2026, 14 homes closed, compared with 31 in the prior 12 months. The median sold price was $773,000, down 2.2%. Median sold price per square foot was $485.95, down 7.5%.

Metric	Nov ’24–Oct ’25	Nov ’25–Oct ’26
Homes sold	31	14
Median sold price	$790,000	$773,000
Average sold price	$783,942	$777,179
Median sold price per sq. ft.	$525.53	$485.95
Average sold price per sq. ft.	$540.82	$496.52
Median living area (sq. ft.)	1,556	1,616

What does this mean?

Fewer homes sold, and the median home sold was 60 square feet larger. With 14 sales in the latest year, the mix of homes that closed can have an outsized effect on the medians. The time window matters, too. The latest May–October median was $783,000, up from $770,000 in the same months a year earlier. The August–October median was $783,000, down from $819,000 a year earlier. Both shorter comparisons use small samples.

If you’re selling, compare recent sales of similar homes with active listings. Floor plan, condition, upgrades and lot can make a meaningful difference when you set your price.

If you’re buying, look at how the asking price compares with similar closed sales and how long the home has been available before deciding what to offer.

Curious where your home fits? Call William Lim at 909-239-2006 for a home-pricing appointment.

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CRMLS Matrix · Vintage Highlands saved search · Exported November 9, 2026. Includes sales reported by other brokers. Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

William Lim Real Estate Group, Inc. · Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties · DRE 01434061

]]> https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/episode-8-what-is-escrow/ Tue, 10 Nov 2026 00:22:11 +0000 William Lim Group https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/episode-8-what-is-escrow/

By William Lim, Broker-Associate · MLS snapshot as of November 9, 2026

If you’re thinking about selling in Vintage Highlands, start with two questions. What have buyers paid for homes like yours, and what else could they buy today? This update compares two full years of neighborhood sales and shows what buyers could choose from on November 9.

Five homes were available on November 9

Five single-family homes were active, with asking prices from $689,000 to $774,900. Three more were in escrow, including two Active Under Contract and one Pending.

What sold over the past two years?

From November 2025 through October 2026, 14 homes closed, compared with 31 in the prior 12 months. The median sold price was $773,000, down 2.2%. Median sold price per square foot was $485.95, down 7.5%.

Metric	Nov ’24–Oct ’25	Nov ’25–Oct ’26
Homes sold	31	14
Median sold price	$790,000	$773,000
Average sold price	$783,942	$777,179
Median sold price per sq. ft.	$525.53	$485.95
Average sold price per sq. ft.	$540.82	$496.52
Median living area (sq. ft.)	1,556	1,616

What does this mean?

Fewer homes sold, and the median home sold was 60 square feet larger. With 14 sales in the latest year, the mix of homes that closed can have an outsized effect on the medians. The time window matters, too. The latest May–October median was $783,000, up from $770,000 in the same months a year earlier. The August–October median was $783,000, down from $819,000 a year earlier. Both shorter comparisons use small samples.

If you’re selling, compare recent sales of similar homes with active listings. Floor plan, condition, upgrades and lot can make a meaningful difference when you set your price.

If you’re buying, look at how the asking price compares with similar closed sales and how long the home has been available before deciding what to offer.

Curious where your home fits? Call William Lim at 909-239-2006 for a home-pricing appointment.

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CRMLS Matrix · Vintage Highlands saved search · Exported November 9, 2026. Includes sales reported by other brokers. Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

William Lim Real Estate Group, Inc. · Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties · DRE 01434061

]]> https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/episode-7-what-is-escrow-2/ Tue, 10 Nov 2026 00:22:11 +0000 William Lim Group https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/episode-7-what-is-escrow-2/

By William Lim, Broker-Associate · MLS snapshot as of November 9, 2026

If you’re thinking about selling in Vintage Highlands, start with two questions. What have buyers paid for homes like yours, and what else could they buy today? This update compares two full years of neighborhood sales and shows what buyers could choose from on November 9.

Five homes were available on November 9

Five single-family homes were active, with asking prices from $689,000 to $774,900. Three more were in escrow, including two Active Under Contract and one Pending.

What sold over the past two years?

From November 2025 through October 2026, 14 homes closed, compared with 31 in the prior 12 months. The median sold price was $773,000, down 2.2%. Median sold price per square foot was $485.95, down 7.5%.

Metric	Nov ’24–Oct ’25	Nov ’25–Oct ’26
Homes sold	31	14
Median sold price	$790,000	$773,000
Average sold price	$783,942	$777,179
Median sold price per sq. ft.	$525.53	$485.95
Average sold price per sq. ft.	$540.82	$496.52
Median living area (sq. ft.)	1,556	1,616

What does this mean?

Fewer homes sold, and the median home sold was 60 square feet larger. With 14 sales in the latest year, the mix of homes that closed can have an outsized effect on the medians. The time window matters, too. The latest May–October median was $783,000, up from $770,000 in the same months a year earlier. The August–October median was $783,000, down from $819,000 a year earlier. Both shorter comparisons use small samples.

If you’re selling, compare recent sales of similar homes with active listings. Floor plan, condition, upgrades and lot can make a meaningful difference when you set your price.

If you’re buying, look at how the asking price compares with similar closed sales and how long the home has been available before deciding what to offer.

Curious where your home fits? Call William Lim at 909-239-2006 for a home-pricing appointment.

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CRMLS Matrix · Vintage Highlands saved search · Exported November 9, 2026. Includes sales reported by other brokers. Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

William Lim Real Estate Group, Inc. · Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties · DRE 01434061

]]> https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/episode-7-what-is-escrow/ Tue, 10 Nov 2026 00:22:11 +0000 William Lim Group https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/episode-7-what-is-escrow/

By William Lim, Broker-Associate · MLS snapshot as of November 9, 2026

If you’re thinking about selling in Vintage Highlands, start with two questions. What have buyers paid for homes like yours, and what else could they buy today? This update compares two full years of neighborhood sales and shows what buyers could choose from on November 9.

Five homes were available on November 9

Five single-family homes were active, with asking prices from $689,000 to $774,900. Three more were in escrow, including two Active Under Contract and one Pending.

What sold over the past two years?

From November 2025 through October 2026, 14 homes closed, compared with 31 in the prior 12 months. The median sold price was $773,000, down 2.2%. Median sold price per square foot was $485.95, down 7.5%.

Metric	Nov ’24–Oct ’25	Nov ’25–Oct ’26
Homes sold	31	14
Median sold price	$790,000	$773,000
Average sold price	$783,942	$777,179
Median sold price per sq. ft.	$525.53	$485.95
Average sold price per sq. ft.	$540.82	$496.52
Median living area (sq. ft.)	1,556	1,616

What does this mean?

Fewer homes sold, and the median home sold was 60 square feet larger. With 14 sales in the latest year, the mix of homes that closed can have an outsized effect on the medians. The time window matters, too. The latest May–October median was $783,000, up from $770,000 in the same months a year earlier. The August–October median was $783,000, down from $819,000 a year earlier. Both shorter comparisons use small samples.

If you’re selling, compare recent sales of similar homes with active listings. Floor plan, condition, upgrades and lot can make a meaningful difference when you set your price.

If you’re buying, look at how the asking price compares with similar closed sales and how long the home has been available before deciding what to offer.

Curious where your home fits? Call William Lim at 909-239-2006 for a home-pricing appointment.

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CRMLS Matrix · Vintage Highlands saved search · Exported November 9, 2026. Includes sales reported by other brokers. Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

William Lim Real Estate Group, Inc. · Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties · DRE 01434061

]]> https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/why-waiting-for-the-market-to-settle-usually-costs-more/ Tue, 10 Nov 2026 00:22:11 +0000 William Lim Group https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/why-waiting-for-the-market-to-settle-usually-costs-more/

By William Lim, Broker-Associate · MLS snapshot as of November 9, 2026

If you’re thinking about selling in Vintage Highlands, start with two questions. What have buyers paid for homes like yours, and what else could they buy today? This update compares two full years of neighborhood sales and shows what buyers could choose from on November 9.

Five homes were available on November 9

Five single-family homes were active, with asking prices from $689,000 to $774,900. Three more were in escrow, including two Active Under Contract and one Pending.

What sold over the past two years?

From November 2025 through October 2026, 14 homes closed, compared with 31 in the prior 12 months. The median sold price was $773,000, down 2.2%. Median sold price per square foot was $485.95, down 7.5%.

Metric	Nov ’24–Oct ’25	Nov ’25–Oct ’26
Homes sold	31	14
Median sold price	$790,000	$773,000
Average sold price	$783,942	$777,179
Median sold price per sq. ft.	$525.53	$485.95
Average sold price per sq. ft.	$540.82	$496.52
Median living area (sq. ft.)	1,556	1,616

What does this mean?

Fewer homes sold, and the median home sold was 60 square feet larger. With 14 sales in the latest year, the mix of homes that closed can have an outsized effect on the medians. The time window matters, too. The latest May–October median was $783,000, up from $770,000 in the same months a year earlier. The August–October median was $783,000, down from $819,000 a year earlier. Both shorter comparisons use small samples.

If you’re selling, compare recent sales of similar homes with active listings. Floor plan, condition, upgrades and lot can make a meaningful difference when you set your price.

If you’re buying, look at how the asking price compares with similar closed sales and how long the home has been available before deciding what to offer.

Curious where your home fits? Call William Lim at 909-239-2006 for a home-pricing appointment.

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CRMLS Matrix · Vintage Highlands saved search · Exported November 9, 2026. Includes sales reported by other brokers. Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

William Lim Real Estate Group, Inc. · Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties · DRE 01434061

]]> https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/episode-6-what-is-escrow/ Tue, 10 Nov 2026 00:22:11 +0000 William Lim Group https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/episode-6-what-is-escrow/

By William Lim, Broker-Associate · MLS snapshot as of November 9, 2026

If you’re thinking about selling in Vintage Highlands, start with two questions. What have buyers paid for homes like yours, and what else could they buy today? This update compares two full years of neighborhood sales and shows what buyers could choose from on November 9.

Five homes were available on November 9

Five single-family homes were active, with asking prices from $689,000 to $774,900. Three more were in escrow, including two Active Under Contract and one Pending.

What sold over the past two years?

From November 2025 through October 2026, 14 homes closed, compared with 31 in the prior 12 months. The median sold price was $773,000, down 2.2%. Median sold price per square foot was $485.95, down 7.5%.

Metric	Nov ’24–Oct ’25	Nov ’25–Oct ’26
Homes sold	31	14
Median sold price	$790,000	$773,000
Average sold price	$783,942	$777,179
Median sold price per sq. ft.	$525.53	$485.95
Average sold price per sq. ft.	$540.82	$496.52
Median living area (sq. ft.)	1,556	1,616

What does this mean?

Fewer homes sold, and the median home sold was 60 square feet larger. With 14 sales in the latest year, the mix of homes that closed can have an outsized effect on the medians. The time window matters, too. The latest May–October median was $783,000, up from $770,000 in the same months a year earlier. The August–October median was $783,000, down from $819,000 a year earlier. Both shorter comparisons use small samples.

If you’re selling, compare recent sales of similar homes with active listings. Floor plan, condition, upgrades and lot can make a meaningful difference when you set your price.

If you’re buying, look at how the asking price compares with similar closed sales and how long the home has been available before deciding what to offer.

Curious where your home fits? Call William Lim at 909-239-2006 for a home-pricing appointment.

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CRMLS Matrix · Vintage Highlands saved search · Exported November 9, 2026. Includes sales reported by other brokers. Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

William Lim Real Estate Group, Inc. · Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties · DRE 01434061

]]> https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/episode-5-who-is-involved-in-escrow/ Tue, 10 Nov 2026 00:22:11 +0000 William Lim Group https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/episode-5-who-is-involved-in-escrow/

By William Lim, Broker-Associate · MLS snapshot as of November 9, 2026

If you’re thinking about selling in Vintage Highlands, start with two questions. What have buyers paid for homes like yours, and what else could they buy today? This update compares two full years of neighborhood sales and shows what buyers could choose from on November 9.

Five homes were available on November 9

Five single-family homes were active, with asking prices from $689,000 to $774,900. Three more were in escrow, including two Active Under Contract and one Pending.

What sold over the past two years?

From November 2025 through October 2026, 14 homes closed, compared with 31 in the prior 12 months. The median sold price was $773,000, down 2.2%. Median sold price per square foot was $485.95, down 7.5%.

Metric	Nov ’24–Oct ’25	Nov ’25–Oct ’26
Homes sold	31	14
Median sold price	$790,000	$773,000
Average sold price	$783,942	$777,179
Median sold price per sq. ft.	$525.53	$485.95
Average sold price per sq. ft.	$540.82	$496.52
Median living area (sq. ft.)	1,556	1,616

What does this mean?

Fewer homes sold, and the median home sold was 60 square feet larger. With 14 sales in the latest year, the mix of homes that closed can have an outsized effect on the medians. The time window matters, too. The latest May–October median was $783,000, up from $770,000 in the same months a year earlier. The August–October median was $783,000, down from $819,000 a year earlier. Both shorter comparisons use small samples.

If you’re selling, compare recent sales of similar homes with active listings. Floor plan, condition, upgrades and lot can make a meaningful difference when you set your price.

If you’re buying, look at how the asking price compares with similar closed sales and how long the home has been available before deciding what to offer.

Curious where your home fits? Call William Lim at 909-239-2006 for a home-pricing appointment.

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CRMLS Matrix · Vintage Highlands saved search · Exported November 9, 2026. Includes sales reported by other brokers. Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

William Lim Real Estate Group, Inc. · Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties · DRE 01434061

]]> https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/the-new-commute-in-real-estate-how-remote-work-changed-what-location-means/ Tue, 10 Nov 2026 00:22:11 +0000 William Lim Group https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/the-new-commute-in-real-estate-how-remote-work-changed-what-location-means/

By William Lim, Broker-Associate · MLS snapshot as of November 9, 2026

If you’re thinking about selling in Vintage Highlands, start with two questions. What have buyers paid for homes like yours, and what else could they buy today? This update compares two full years of neighborhood sales and shows what buyers could choose from on November 9.

Five homes were available on November 9

Five single-family homes were active, with asking prices from $689,000 to $774,900. Three more were in escrow, including two Active Under Contract and one Pending.

What sold over the past two years?

From November 2025 through October 2026, 14 homes closed, compared with 31 in the prior 12 months. The median sold price was $773,000, down 2.2%. Median sold price per square foot was $485.95, down 7.5%.

Metric	Nov ’24–Oct ’25	Nov ’25–Oct ’26
Homes sold	31	14
Median sold price	$790,000	$773,000
Average sold price	$783,942	$777,179
Median sold price per sq. ft.	$525.53	$485.95
Average sold price per sq. ft.	$540.82	$496.52
Median living area (sq. ft.)	1,556	1,616

What does this mean?

Fewer homes sold, and the median home sold was 60 square feet larger. With 14 sales in the latest year, the mix of homes that closed can have an outsized effect on the medians. The time window matters, too. The latest May–October median was $783,000, up from $770,000 in the same months a year earlier. The August–October median was $783,000, down from $819,000 a year earlier. Both shorter comparisons use small samples.

If you’re selling, compare recent sales of similar homes with active listings. Floor plan, condition, upgrades and lot can make a meaningful difference when you set your price.

If you’re buying, look at how the asking price compares with similar closed sales and how long the home has been available before deciding what to offer.

Curious where your home fits? Call William Lim at 909-239-2006 for a home-pricing appointment.

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CRMLS Matrix · Vintage Highlands saved search · Exported November 9, 2026. Includes sales reported by other brokers. Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

William Lim Real Estate Group, Inc. · Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties · DRE 01434061

]]> https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/episode4-opening-escrow-process/ Tue, 10 Nov 2026 00:22:11 +0000 William Lim Group https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/episode4-opening-escrow-process/

By William Lim, Broker-Associate · MLS snapshot as of November 9, 2026

If you’re thinking about selling in Vintage Highlands, start with two questions. What have buyers paid for homes like yours, and what else could they buy today? This update compares two full years of neighborhood sales and shows what buyers could choose from on November 9.

Five homes were available on November 9

Five single-family homes were active, with asking prices from $689,000 to $774,900. Three more were in escrow, including two Active Under Contract and one Pending.

What sold over the past two years?

From November 2025 through October 2026, 14 homes closed, compared with 31 in the prior 12 months. The median sold price was $773,000, down 2.2%. Median sold price per square foot was $485.95, down 7.5%.

Metric	Nov ’24–Oct ’25	Nov ’25–Oct ’26
Homes sold	31	14
Median sold price	$790,000	$773,000
Average sold price	$783,942	$777,179
Median sold price per sq. ft.	$525.53	$485.95
Average sold price per sq. ft.	$540.82	$496.52
Median living area (sq. ft.)	1,556	1,616

What does this mean?

Fewer homes sold, and the median home sold was 60 square feet larger. With 14 sales in the latest year, the mix of homes that closed can have an outsized effect on the medians. The time window matters, too. The latest May–October median was $783,000, up from $770,000 in the same months a year earlier. The August–October median was $783,000, down from $819,000 a year earlier. Both shorter comparisons use small samples.

If you’re selling, compare recent sales of similar homes with active listings. Floor plan, condition, upgrades and lot can make a meaningful difference when you set your price.

If you’re buying, look at how the asking price compares with similar closed sales and how long the home has been available before deciding what to offer.

Curious where your home fits? Call William Lim at 909-239-2006 for a home-pricing appointment.

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CRMLS Matrix · Vintage Highlands saved search · Exported November 9, 2026. Includes sales reported by other brokers. Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

William Lim Real Estate Group, Inc. · Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties · DRE 01434061

]]> https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/navigate-a-changing-real-estate-market-the-market-isnt-good-or-bad-its-different/ Tue, 10 Nov 2026 00:22:11 +0000 William Lim Group https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/navigate-a-changing-real-estate-market-the-market-isnt-good-or-bad-its-different/

By William Lim, Broker-Associate · MLS snapshot as of November 9, 2026

If you’re thinking about selling in Vintage Highlands, start with two questions. What have buyers paid for homes like yours, and what else could they buy today? This update compares two full years of neighborhood sales and shows what buyers could choose from on November 9.

Five homes were available on November 9

Five single-family homes were active, with asking prices from $689,000 to $774,900. Three more were in escrow, including two Active Under Contract and one Pending.

What sold over the past two years?

From November 2025 through October 2026, 14 homes closed, compared with 31 in the prior 12 months. The median sold price was $773,000, down 2.2%. Median sold price per square foot was $485.95, down 7.5%.

Metric	Nov ’24–Oct ’25	Nov ’25–Oct ’26
Homes sold	31	14
Median sold price	$790,000	$773,000
Average sold price	$783,942	$777,179
Median sold price per sq. ft.	$525.53	$485.95
Average sold price per sq. ft.	$540.82	$496.52
Median living area (sq. ft.)	1,556	1,616

What does this mean?

Fewer homes sold, and the median home sold was 60 square feet larger. With 14 sales in the latest year, the mix of homes that closed can have an outsized effect on the medians. The time window matters, too. The latest May–October median was $783,000, up from $770,000 in the same months a year earlier. The August–October median was $783,000, down from $819,000 a year earlier. Both shorter comparisons use small samples.

If you’re selling, compare recent sales of similar homes with active listings. Floor plan, condition, upgrades and lot can make a meaningful difference when you set your price.

If you’re buying, look at how the asking price compares with similar closed sales and how long the home has been available before deciding what to offer.

Curious where your home fits? Call William Lim at 909-239-2006 for a home-pricing appointment.

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CRMLS Matrix · Vintage Highlands saved search · Exported November 9, 2026. Includes sales reported by other brokers. Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

William Lim Real Estate Group, Inc. · Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties · DRE 01434061

]]> https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/escrow/ Tue, 10 Nov 2026 00:22:11 +0000 William Lim Group https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/escrow/

By William Lim, Broker-Associate · MLS snapshot as of November 9, 2026

If you’re thinking about selling in Vintage Highlands, start with two questions. What have buyers paid for homes like yours, and what else could they buy today? This update compares two full years of neighborhood sales and shows what buyers could choose from on November 9.

Five homes were available on November 9

Five single-family homes were active, with asking prices from $689,000 to $774,900. Three more were in escrow, including two Active Under Contract and one Pending.

What sold over the past two years?

From November 2025 through October 2026, 14 homes closed, compared with 31 in the prior 12 months. The median sold price was $773,000, down 2.2%. Median sold price per square foot was $485.95, down 7.5%.

Metric	Nov ’24–Oct ’25	Nov ’25–Oct ’26
Homes sold	31	14
Median sold price	$790,000	$773,000
Average sold price	$783,942	$777,179
Median sold price per sq. ft.	$525.53	$485.95
Average sold price per sq. ft.	$540.82	$496.52
Median living area (sq. ft.)	1,556	1,616

What does this mean?

Fewer homes sold, and the median home sold was 60 square feet larger. With 14 sales in the latest year, the mix of homes that closed can have an outsized effect on the medians. The time window matters, too. The latest May–October median was $783,000, up from $770,000 in the same months a year earlier. The August–October median was $783,000, down from $819,000 a year earlier. Both shorter comparisons use small samples.

If you’re selling, compare recent sales of similar homes with active listings. Floor plan, condition, upgrades and lot can make a meaningful difference when you set your price.

If you’re buying, look at how the asking price compares with similar closed sales and how long the home has been available before deciding what to offer.

Curious where your home fits? Call William Lim at 909-239-2006 for a home-pricing appointment.

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CRMLS Matrix · Vintage Highlands saved search · Exported November 9, 2026. Includes sales reported by other brokers. Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

William Lim Real Estate Group, Inc. · Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties · DRE 01434061

]]> https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/what-is-escrow-2/ Tue, 10 Nov 2026 00:22:11 +0000 William Lim Group https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/what-is-escrow-2/

By William Lim, Broker-Associate · MLS snapshot as of November 9, 2026

If you’re thinking about selling in Vintage Highlands, start with two questions. What have buyers paid for homes like yours, and what else could they buy today? This update compares two full years of neighborhood sales and shows what buyers could choose from on November 9.

Five homes were available on November 9

Five single-family homes were active, with asking prices from $689,000 to $774,900. Three more were in escrow, including two Active Under Contract and one Pending.

What sold over the past two years?

From November 2025 through October 2026, 14 homes closed, compared with 31 in the prior 12 months. The median sold price was $773,000, down 2.2%. Median sold price per square foot was $485.95, down 7.5%.

Metric	Nov ’24–Oct ’25	Nov ’25–Oct ’26
Homes sold	31	14
Median sold price	$790,000	$773,000
Average sold price	$783,942	$777,179
Median sold price per sq. ft.	$525.53	$485.95
Average sold price per sq. ft.	$540.82	$496.52
Median living area (sq. ft.)	1,556	1,616

What does this mean?

Fewer homes sold, and the median home sold was 60 square feet larger. With 14 sales in the latest year, the mix of homes that closed can have an outsized effect on the medians. The time window matters, too. The latest May–October median was $783,000, up from $770,000 in the same months a year earlier. The August–October median was $783,000, down from $819,000 a year earlier. Both shorter comparisons use small samples.

If you’re selling, compare recent sales of similar homes with active listings. Floor plan, condition, upgrades and lot can make a meaningful difference when you set your price.

If you’re buying, look at how the asking price compares with similar closed sales and how long the home has been available before deciding what to offer.

Curious where your home fits? Call William Lim at 909-239-2006 for a home-pricing appointment.

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CRMLS Matrix · Vintage Highlands saved search · Exported November 9, 2026. Includes sales reported by other brokers. Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

William Lim Real Estate Group, Inc. · Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties · DRE 01434061

]]> https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/the-right-order-to-make-home-decisions/ Tue, 10 Nov 2026 00:22:11 +0000 William Lim Group https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/the-right-order-to-make-home-decisions/

By William Lim, Broker-Associate · MLS snapshot as of November 9, 2026

If you’re thinking about selling in Vintage Highlands, start with two questions. What have buyers paid for homes like yours, and what else could they buy today? This update compares two full years of neighborhood sales and shows what buyers could choose from on November 9.

Five homes were available on November 9

Five single-family homes were active, with asking prices from $689,000 to $774,900. Three more were in escrow, including two Active Under Contract and one Pending.

What sold over the past two years?

From November 2025 through October 2026, 14 homes closed, compared with 31 in the prior 12 months. The median sold price was $773,000, down 2.2%. Median sold price per square foot was $485.95, down 7.5%.

Metric	Nov ’24–Oct ’25	Nov ’25–Oct ’26
Homes sold	31	14
Median sold price	$790,000	$773,000
Average sold price	$783,942	$777,179
Median sold price per sq. ft.	$525.53	$485.95
Average sold price per sq. ft.	$540.82	$496.52
Median living area (sq. ft.)	1,556	1,616

What does this mean?

Fewer homes sold, and the median home sold was 60 square feet larger. With 14 sales in the latest year, the mix of homes that closed can have an outsized effect on the medians. The time window matters, too. The latest May–October median was $783,000, up from $770,000 in the same months a year earlier. The August–October median was $783,000, down from $819,000 a year earlier. Both shorter comparisons use small samples.

If you’re selling, compare recent sales of similar homes with active listings. Floor plan, condition, upgrades and lot can make a meaningful difference when you set your price.

If you’re buying, look at how the asking price compares with similar closed sales and how long the home has been available before deciding what to offer.

Curious where your home fits? Call William Lim at 909-239-2006 for a home-pricing appointment.

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CRMLS Matrix · Vintage Highlands saved search · Exported November 9, 2026. Includes sales reported by other brokers. Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

William Lim Real Estate Group, Inc. · Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties · DRE 01434061

]]> https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/what-exactly-is-escrow/ Tue, 10 Nov 2026 00:22:11 +0000 William Lim Group https://williamlimgroup.com/real-estate-blog/what-exactly-is-escrow/

By William Lim, Broker-Associate · MLS snapshot as of November 9, 2026

If you’re thinking about selling in Vintage Highlands, start with two questions. What have buyers paid for homes like yours, and what else could they buy today? This update compares two full years of neighborhood sales and shows what buyers could choose from on November 9.

Five homes were available on November 9

Five single-family homes were active, with asking prices from $689,000 to $774,900. Three more were in escrow, including two Active Under Contract and one Pending.

What sold over the past two years?

From November 2025 through October 2026, 14 homes closed, compared with 31 in the prior 12 months. The median sold price was $773,000, down 2.2%. Median sold price per square foot was $485.95, down 7.5%.

Metric	Nov ’24–Oct ’25	Nov ’25–Oct ’26
Homes sold	31	14
Median sold price	$790,000	$773,000
Average sold price	$783,942	$777,179
Median sold price per sq. ft.	$525.53	$485.95
Average sold price per sq. ft.	$540.82	$496.52
Median living area (sq. ft.)	1,556	1,616

What does this mean?

Fewer homes sold, and the median home sold was 60 square feet larger. With 14 sales in the latest year, the mix of homes that closed can have an outsized effect on the medians. The time window matters, too. The latest May–October median was $783,000, up from $770,000 in the same months a year earlier. The August–October median was $783,000, down from $819,000 a year earlier. Both shorter comparisons use small samples.

If you’re selling, compare recent sales of similar homes with active listings. Floor plan, condition, upgrades and lot can make a meaningful difference when you set your price.

If you’re buying, look at how the asking price compares with similar closed sales and how long the home has been available before deciding what to offer.

Curious where your home fits? Call William Lim at 909-239-2006 for a home-pricing appointment.

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CRMLS Matrix · Vintage Highlands saved search · Exported November 9, 2026. Includes sales reported by other brokers. Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

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By William Lim, Broker-Associate · MLS snapshot as of November 9, 2026

If you’re thinking about selling in Vintage Highlands, start with two questions. What have buyers paid for homes like yours, and what else could they buy today? This update compares two full years of neighborhood sales and shows what buyers could choose from on November 9.

Five homes were available on November 9

Five single-family homes were active, with asking prices from $689,000 to $774,900. Three more were in escrow, including two Active Under Contract and one Pending.

What sold over the past two years?

From November 2025 through October 2026, 14 homes closed, compared with 31 in the prior 12 months. The median sold price was $773,000, down 2.2%. Median sold price per square foot was $485.95, down 7.5%.

Metric	Nov ’24–Oct ’25	Nov ’25–Oct ’26
Homes sold	31	14
Median sold price	$790,000	$773,000
Average sold price	$783,942	$777,179
Median sold price per sq. ft.	$525.53	$485.95
Average sold price per sq. ft.	$540.82	$496.52
Median living area (sq. ft.)	1,556	1,616

What does this mean?

Fewer homes sold, and the median home sold was 60 square feet larger. With 14 sales in the latest year, the mix of homes that closed can have an outsized effect on the medians. The time window matters, too. The latest May–October median was $783,000, up from $770,000 in the same months a year earlier. The August–October median was $783,000, down from $819,000 a year earlier. Both shorter comparisons use small samples.

If you’re selling, compare recent sales of similar homes with active listings. Floor plan, condition, upgrades and lot can make a meaningful difference when you set your price.

If you’re buying, look at how the asking price compares with similar closed sales and how long the home has been available before deciding what to offer.

Curious where your home fits? Call William Lim at 909-239-2006 for a home-pricing appointment.

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CRMLS Matrix · Vintage Highlands saved search · Exported November 9, 2026. Includes sales reported by other brokers. Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

William Lim Real Estate Group, Inc. · Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties · DRE 01434061

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By William Lim, Broker-Associate · MLS snapshot as of November 9, 2026

If you’re thinking about selling in Vintage Highlands, start with two questions. What have buyers paid for homes like yours, and what else could they buy today? This update compares two full years of neighborhood sales and shows what buyers could choose from on November 9.

Five homes were available on November 9

Five single-family homes were active, with asking prices from $689,000 to $774,900. Three more were in escrow, including two Active Under Contract and one Pending.

What sold over the past two years?

From November 2025 through October 2026, 14 homes closed, compared with 31 in the prior 12 months. The median sold price was $773,000, down 2.2%. Median sold price per square foot was $485.95, down 7.5%.

Metric	Nov ’24–Oct ’25	Nov ’25–Oct ’26
Homes sold	31	14
Median sold price	$790,000	$773,000
Average sold price	$783,942	$777,179
Median sold price per sq. ft.	$525.53	$485.95
Average sold price per sq. ft.	$540.82	$496.52
Median living area (sq. ft.)	1,556	1,616

What does this mean?

Fewer homes sold, and the median home sold was 60 square feet larger. With 14 sales in the latest year, the mix of homes that closed can have an outsized effect on the medians. The time window matters, too. The latest May–October median was $783,000, up from $770,000 in the same months a year earlier. The August–October median was $783,000, down from $819,000 a year earlier. Both shorter comparisons use small samples.

If you’re selling, compare recent sales of similar homes with active listings. Floor plan, condition, upgrades and lot can make a meaningful difference when you set your price.

If you’re buying, look at how the asking price compares with similar closed sales and how long the home has been available before deciding what to offer.

Curious where your home fits? Call William Lim at 909-239-2006 for a home-pricing appointment.

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CRMLS Matrix · Vintage Highlands saved search · Exported November 9, 2026. Includes sales reported by other brokers. Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

William Lim Real Estate Group, Inc. · Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties · DRE 01434061

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By William Lim, Broker-Associate · MLS snapshot as of November 9, 2026

If you’re thinking about selling in Vintage Highlands, start with two questions. What have buyers paid for homes like yours, and what else could they buy today? This update compares two full years of neighborhood sales and shows what buyers could choose from on November 9.

Five homes were available on November 9

Five single-family homes were active, with asking prices from $689,000 to $774,900. Three more were in escrow, including two Active Under Contract and one Pending.

What sold over the past two years?

From November 2025 through October 2026, 14 homes closed, compared with 31 in the prior 12 months. The median sold price was $773,000, down 2.2%. Median sold price per square foot was $485.95, down 7.5%.

Metric	Nov ’24–Oct ’25	Nov ’25–Oct ’26
Homes sold	31	14
Median sold price	$790,000	$773,000
Average sold price	$783,942	$777,179
Median sold price per sq. ft.	$525.53	$485.95
Average sold price per sq. ft.	$540.82	$496.52
Median living area (sq. ft.)	1,556	1,616

What does this mean?

Fewer homes sold, and the median home sold was 60 square feet larger. With 14 sales in the latest year, the mix of homes that closed can have an outsized effect on the medians. The time window matters, too. The latest May–October median was $783,000, up from $770,000 in the same months a year earlier. The August–October median was $783,000, down from $819,000 a year earlier. Both shorter comparisons use small samples.

If you’re selling, compare recent sales of similar homes with active listings. Floor plan, condition, upgrades and lot can make a meaningful difference when you set your price.

If you’re buying, look at how the asking price compares with similar closed sales and how long the home has been available before deciding what to offer.

Curious where your home fits? Call William Lim at 909-239-2006 for a home-pricing appointment.

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CRMLS Matrix · Vintage Highlands saved search · Exported November 9, 2026. Includes sales reported by other brokers. Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

William Lim Real Estate Group, Inc. · Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties · DRE 01434061

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By William Lim, Broker-Associate · MLS snapshot as of November 9, 2026

If you’re thinking about selling in Vintage Highlands, start with two questions. What have buyers paid for homes like yours, and what else could they buy today? This update compares two full years of neighborhood sales and shows what buyers could choose from on November 9.

Five homes were available on November 9

Five single-family homes were active, with asking prices from $689,000 to $774,900. Three more were in escrow, including two Active Under Contract and one Pending.

What sold over the past two years?

From November 2025 through October 2026, 14 homes closed, compared with 31 in the prior 12 months. The median sold price was $773,000, down 2.2%. Median sold price per square foot was $485.95, down 7.5%.

Metric	Nov ’24–Oct ’25	Nov ’25–Oct ’26
Homes sold	31	14
Median sold price	$790,000	$773,000
Average sold price	$783,942	$777,179
Median sold price per sq. ft.	$525.53	$485.95
Average sold price per sq. ft.	$540.82	$496.52
Median living area (sq. ft.)	1,556	1,616

What does this mean?

Fewer homes sold, and the median home sold was 60 square feet larger. With 14 sales in the latest year, the mix of homes that closed can have an outsized effect on the medians. The time window matters, too. The latest May–October median was $783,000, up from $770,000 in the same months a year earlier. The August–October median was $783,000, down from $819,000 a year earlier. Both shorter comparisons use small samples.

If you’re selling, compare recent sales of similar homes with active listings. Floor plan, condition, upgrades and lot can make a meaningful difference when you set your price.

If you’re buying, look at how the asking price compares with similar closed sales and how long the home has been available before deciding what to offer.

Curious where your home fits? Call William Lim at 909-239-2006 for a home-pricing appointment.

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CRMLS Matrix · Vintage Highlands saved search · Exported November 9, 2026. Includes sales reported by other brokers. Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

William Lim Real Estate Group, Inc. · Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties · DRE 01434061

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By William Lim, Broker-Associate · MLS snapshot as of November 9, 2026

If you’re thinking about selling in Vintage Highlands, start with two questions. What have buyers paid for homes like yours, and what else could they buy today? This update compares two full years of neighborhood sales and shows what buyers could choose from on November 9.

Five homes were available on November 9

Five single-family homes were active, with asking prices from $689,000 to $774,900. Three more were in escrow, including two Active Under Contract and one Pending.

What sold over the past two years?

From November 2025 through October 2026, 14 homes closed, compared with 31 in the prior 12 months. The median sold price was $773,000, down 2.2%. Median sold price per square foot was $485.95, down 7.5%.

Metric	Nov ’24–Oct ’25	Nov ’25–Oct ’26
Homes sold	31	14
Median sold price	$790,000	$773,000
Average sold price	$783,942	$777,179
Median sold price per sq. ft.	$525.53	$485.95
Average sold price per sq. ft.	$540.82	$496.52
Median living area (sq. ft.)	1,556	1,616

What does this mean?

Fewer homes sold, and the median home sold was 60 square feet larger. With 14 sales in the latest year, the mix of homes that closed can have an outsized effect on the medians. The time window matters, too. The latest May–October median was $783,000, up from $770,000 in the same months a year earlier. The August–October median was $783,000, down from $819,000 a year earlier. Both shorter comparisons use small samples.

If you’re selling, compare recent sales of similar homes with active listings. Floor plan, condition, upgrades and lot can make a meaningful difference when you set your price.

If you’re buying, look at how the asking price compares with similar closed sales and how long the home has been available before deciding what to offer.

Curious where your home fits? Call William Lim at 909-239-2006 for a home-pricing appointment.

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CRMLS Matrix · Vintage Highlands saved search · Exported November 9, 2026. Includes sales reported by other brokers. Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

William Lim Real Estate Group, Inc. · Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties · DRE 01434061

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By William Lim, Broker-Associate · MLS snapshot as of November 9, 2026

If you’re thinking about selling in Vintage Highlands, start with two questions. What have buyers paid for homes like yours, and what else could they buy today? This update compares two full years of neighborhood sales and shows what buyers could choose from on November 9.

Five homes were available on November 9

Five single-family homes were active, with asking prices from $689,000 to $774,900. Three more were in escrow, including two Active Under Contract and one Pending.

What sold over the past two years?

From November 2025 through October 2026, 14 homes closed, compared with 31 in the prior 12 months. The median sold price was $773,000, down 2.2%. Median sold price per square foot was $485.95, down 7.5%.

Metric	Nov ’24–Oct ’25	Nov ’25–Oct ’26
Homes sold	31	14
Median sold price	$790,000	$773,000
Average sold price	$783,942	$777,179
Median sold price per sq. ft.	$525.53	$485.95
Average sold price per sq. ft.	$540.82	$496.52
Median living area (sq. ft.)	1,556	1,616

What does this mean?

Fewer homes sold, and the median home sold was 60 square feet larger. With 14 sales in the latest year, the mix of homes that closed can have an outsized effect on the medians. The time window matters, too. The latest May–October median was $783,000, up from $770,000 in the same months a year earlier. The August–October median was $783,000, down from $819,000 a year earlier. Both shorter comparisons use small samples.

If you’re selling, compare recent sales of similar homes with active listings. Floor plan, condition, upgrades and lot can make a meaningful difference when you set your price.

If you’re buying, look at how the asking price compares with similar closed sales and how long the home has been available before deciding what to offer.

Curious where your home fits? Call William Lim at 909-239-2006 for a home-pricing appointment.

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CRMLS Matrix · Vintage Highlands saved search · Exported November 9, 2026. Includes sales reported by other brokers. Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

William Lim Real Estate Group, Inc. · Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties · DRE 01434061

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