Thousand Oaks Real Estate

Thousand Oaks real estate has been represented by Mark Smith for more than twenty years. Thousand Oaks real estate has seen substantial appreciation of property values over the past twenty years and is going to be one of the best property values when the 2009 real estate year ends. Mark Smith has spent his career working on behalf of individual home owners and landlords purchasing, buying, selling Ventura County properties and new homes. Mark will show you new home properties that are available in Thousand Oaks, Westlake Village and Malibu

Thousand Oaks Real Estate in Southern California has been a prime time, excellent investment and an even better place to live and raise children.

According to the census and public information the mean price of a Thousand Oaks home has been in the area of $751,000 for all housing units, but when you consider detached houses the price rises to $804,721 and for townhouses and other attached dwellings the price drops to $577,856. Now when you look at 3 and 4 unit structures the price is approximately $599,283 and in five or more unit structures the average price runs to $375,774 while mobile homes are approximately 51,227 for a 3 bedroom.

During the first quarter of 2008 there were 215 home sales; in the second quarter f 2008 there were 315 home sales, with 355 home sales in the third quarter of 2008 and finally there were 305 home sales in the last quarter of 2008. The first quarter of 2009 has seen only 101 home sales as the economical conditions of the Ventura County has had an effect, as it has throughout the State of California.

Following is some history that can be found for Thousand Oaks Real Estate Single-family new house construction building permits for contractors thinking of doing work in this community.

For the year 1996 there were 483 buildings that received permits that had an average cost of approximately $224,300.

For the year 1997 there were 555 buildings that received permits that had an vaverage cost of approximately $226,400.

For the year 1998 there were 774 buildings that received permits that had an average cost of approximately $228,770.

For the year 1999 there were 882 buildings that received permits that had an average cost of approximately $256,750.

For the year 2000 there were 643 buildings that received permits that had an average cost of approximately $281,233.

For the year 2001 there were 877 buildings that received permits that had an average cost of approximately $328,300.

For the year 2002 there were 711 buildings that received permits that had an average cost of approximately $355,732.