Solana Beach

Recent statistics for the Solana Beach Housing Market:
Single family detached

On market: 85
In escrow: 11
Sold (since 1/1/09): 23

Condo and Townhomes

On Market: 57
In escrow: 19
Sold (since 1/1/09): 33

Solana Beach is a great place to LIVE! Being less than 30 minutes from downtown, there are a variety ways that Solana Beach can be reached. Solana Beach is accessed easily from I-5, Hwy 101, Lomas Santa Fe and Via De La Valle. Our International airport in just 21 miles to the south and hosts a variety of carriers serving destinations worldwide!

The public transportation is fully established which includes the North County Transit District, which then in turn extends to the Metropolitan Transit System and of course our own stop on Cedros for the Amtrak Train and The Coaster. Residents in Solana Beach utilize this system of transportation to enjoy their ride to work, sporting events and a night in the Gaslamp District.

Solana Beach is located less than 30 minutes from downtown San Diego. This charming city is located along the northern coast of San Diego County, and is a historic seaside community offering a peaceful place for residents and visitors alike. Solana Beach offers miles of pristine beaches, quality shopping, great schools, and year-round sunshine in which visitors come to see what the residents already know! (Solana means “sun” in Spanish!)

Solana Beach combines the best of relaxation in the sun with an industrious attitude, making it the perfect place in which to work, play and raise a family!

Through the government stimulus plan in 2009, any first time homebuyer, OR, anyone who has not owned a home in the last three years can qualify for an $8,000 TAX CREDIT! You need to close escrow prior to December 1, 2009 to take advantage of this incredible opportunity! Some income qualifications are required.

If you have any further questions, please contact us at: patandlaura@prusd.com

A short sale is when a Seller owes more on the property than the current value of the home. (Otherwise known as “upside down”) Any offers received from a buyer that are accepted by a Seller are then “Subject to Lenders Approval”.

A foreclosure (also known as “Bank Owned” or “REO”) is a property that has gone back to the bank. It is important for a Buyer to know that unlike “short sales” or “traditional sales” the bank does not have to provide “Seller” disclosures because they have never lived in the property and are TDS exempt.