South Lake Tahoe Newsletter - July 2024

July is a sizzling hot month for real estate, buzzing with excitement and patriotic flair ! With fireworks still sparkling in the sky from Independence Day celebrations, the property market is just as electrifying. Families are out in full force, eager to find their dream homes before the new school year, while sellers are sprucing up their listings to attract enthusiastic buyers. It's a time of open houses and neighborhood barbecues, where the American dream of homeownership feels more vibrant than ever.

 

“ It doesn’ t mean necessarily that new construction has ramped up, ” said Robert Dietz, chief economist of the National Association of Home Builders. Homebuilders are still constructing about 1 million single-family homes a year, he said.

 

“ What’ s happened is that the level of resale inventory has shrunk, ” Dietz said.

Courtesy of CNBC

 

Wed, July 10  –   H igh Meadow Trailhead Tues, July 16  –   South Lake Tahoe Community  Playfields Wed, July 17  –   Van Sickle Bi-State Park Upper Parking Lot Tues, July 23  –   972  Golden Bear Trail Wed, July 24  –   Emerald Fire, Cascade Rd & Hwy 89 Tues, July 30  –   Echo Summit Cal Trans Maintenance Station Wed, July 31  –   Pioneer Trail Tues, Aug 6  –   Van Sickle Bi-State Park Upper Parking Lot Wed, Aug 7  –   1805 Apalachee Drive Tues, Aug 13  –   H igh Meadow Trailhead Wed, Aug 14  –   1 805 J icarilla Drive Tues, Aug 20  –   2410 Alice Lake Road Wed, Aug 21  –   Echo Summit Cal Trans Maintenance Station Tues, Aug 27  –   972  Golden Bear Trail Wed, Aug 28  –   South Lake Tahoe Community  Playfields

The Realtor.com® 2024 climate risk study found that nearly a third of all homes in the U.S. are located in areas that are prone to extreme heat exposure.

Courtesy of Realtor.com

Courtesy of U.S. News

Houzz has released its Emerging Summer Design Trends Report, which includes organic modern style, reading rooms, Japanese influence, and more !

Courtesy of Forbes