Consumers Applaud Los Angeles Area Home Search Engine which Gives Homebuyers a Realtime View of the Marketplace
19 February 2007
Los Angeles area real estate agent Jason Ross with Coldwell Banker has unveiled a new search engine that will allow consumers to search all available homes throughout southern California, regardless of whether the listing was with Jason Ross, or with Coldwell Banker.
This goes counter to a variety of brokerage actions that keeps the consumer focused only on the listings of that broker. The buyers enter their search criteria and a database of homes available appears in real time. For anyone in the housing market, the website cuts down the time spent gathering so much data.
As a Realtor for several years in the Los Angeles area Jason Ross says that the new feature will accommodate the true wishes of buyers that are in need of accurate data, as well as a knowledgeable agent for the purchase of their home. “Buyers in search of homes for sale are often at a point of madness on how to handle the overwhelming, yet not up-to-date amount of information about homes on the market,” Ross told clients at a San Fernando Valley branch of his office in Encino.
Condominiums, townhouses, and single family homes are all easily accessible at the new site which is located at http://www.socalhomeguide.com .
“Buyers can now find useful information about homes for sale in places like Northridge, Brentwood, Santa Monica, Simi Valley, and even Pasadena. In fact if the home is available for sale currently anywhere in the greater Los Angeles area, including Ventura County, our new site will deliver it to the user,” Ross added.
Buyers can save listings that they find interesting, chart payments, and map the homes all from one place.
“The accuracy of what the buyer is seeing is what makes http://www.socalhomeguide.com so special,” he added.
Jason Ross is a Seniors Real Estate Specialist designee. He has assisted scores of first time buyers and 2nd time buyers as well as sellers in a variety of communities such as Woodland Hills, Tarzana, Sherman Oaks, Studio City, West Los Angeles, Glendale, Northridge, Camarillo, Simi Valley, Santa Clarita, Valencia, Covina, Azusa, Beverly Hills, Chatsworth, Moorpark, Agoura Hills, Westlake Village, Calabasas, Thousand Oaks, West Hills, Van Nuys, and Burbank.
Source: pr
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