We mentioned a week ago that we had gone to visit Copperwood at La Costa Oaks, the new community in La Costa Oaks by Colrich.  If you live in La Costa or Carlsbad and haven’t gone by, you really should.  The floor plans are unique and the decorating is inspired.

Some Basic Information about Copperwood at La Costa Oaks:

There are 53 homes planned for the La Costa community.
The Copperwood Community’s property taxes will be about 1.3%.
The La Costa Oaks North Community will have its own pool and bbq areas – called The Splash.  They will also have access to the pool and The Oaks Club in La Costa Oaks South.
The HOA dues are expected to start at about $242/mo, decreasing to about $223/mo at the completion of Copperwood and Rockledge (a coming La Costa Oaks community). 

The children will attend schools in the Encinitas Union and San Dieguito Union High School Districts.  The schools for Copperwood at La Costa Oaks are currently La Costa Heights Elementary School, Oak Crest Middle School, and La Costa Canyon High School.

There are $10,000 of incentives offered if you use the preferred lender.  If you choose to use our services, the Mewborn Team is also offering a $4,000 incentive toward closing costs.  You ALSO have up to possibly $18,000 of tax credits available – ask us how.   The financial incentives are HUGE!

If you have any questions about La Costa, Carlsbad, or any other San Diego communities, please contact us below.  We are always happy to answer questions.

Fabulous community of La Costa Greens in La Costa, CA

I saw one of the most fabulous blog post today. It was written by a real estate agent in Chapel Hill North Carolina. She was telling a story about her sister finally deciding that it was a great time to buy. We all hear that it is a buyer’s market, but that only means that there are great deals available for buyers – the operative word being buyers.

Is it possible that prices may go lower? Maybe. However, for the past two years, we have been providing statistics to our La Costa Oaks neighbors to reduce their property taxes. We have actually seen that in the La Costa Oaks community – property values have been heading back up. La Costa Ridge and La Costa Greens may be a bit further behind, because the communities are one to four years newer – with loans still resetting at higher rates.

Is it possible that there may be lower interest rates? Maybe but not likely. We have already seen interest rates jump from around 4.7% to almost 5.5%. There is a tremendous opportunity. We may not know we are at the bottom, until we missed it!

If you are looking to buy a house that you plan on holding more than 2-5 years, it is probably the IDEAL time to buy!

http://activerain.com/blogsview/1073450/it-s-only-a-buyers-market-if-you-actually-buy-

If you are looking for homes in our coastal San Diego communities and have any questions, please contact us below at any time.