Mary Williams
According to a recent news release by
 the California Desert Association of REALTORS(r), "The Coachella 
Valley's real estate market forecast for 2013 is upbeat despite the 
dwindling inventory of available homes for sale in many valley cities."
The news release continued,
 " 'There is no question in my mind that if we get more people engaged 
in listing their homes, we're going to see a higher increase in sales in
 2013,' Appleton-Young told the audience."
Pat Veling, owner of 
Real Data Strategie, noted that this year's real estate market is 
180-degree turnaround from last year in terms of housing inventory and 
prices. He said inventory will rise as home values rise, especially among those who are "underwater" in their mortgages.
This mirrors the same sentiment of an article by a post today by "Keeping Current Matters" regarding reasons to sell your home. In their article,
 they also report inventory is key to the housing market moving forward 
and say sellers do have an advantage right now since the demand is high 
and inventory is low -- and homes prices are going up.
It's a 
great time to list your home in the Desert area. But time is getting 
tight - though homes are sold during the summer months, there are more 
prospects around now and until it starts getting hot.
If you're wondering if you should list now, call 760-767-7282 and I'll go over all the possibilities your home may have.