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Eureka Real Estate
Eureka real estate is a highly sought after for a number of reasons but mainly because it is such a great bargain. The average cost of a California home in 2007 was $488,768 but Eureka real estate average was $283,779. Do the math, it means you can own Eureka real estate for almost half of what it cost to live almost anywhere else in California.
And there are compelling reasons for buying Eureka real estate too:
The city and surrounding neighborhoods (Cutten, Bayview, Humboldt Hill, Pine Hill, Myrtletown) have a combined population of slightly over 44,000 folks. The city rims the 13 miles bay frontage and as the city moves east it goes gently up hill where there are fabulous views of the bay and the Pacific Ocean beyond.
If you own Eureka real estate and also work, you can count on about a ten minute commute and the weather is nice too. Eureka has rainy but mild winters (less than two mornings a year are at freezing) and summer is typically low sixties but once in a while up in the 70’s and one time (years ago) it hit 87 degrees!
When you buy Eureka real estate you live in 15 square miles of water (which is a third of the area) and big redwood trees (they are everywhere!). Eureka is a community defined by it’s remote location, rugged individualist, neon light deprivation, and exquisite beauty.
All this and yet Eureka real estate is still reasonably priced? Yes, for now but don’t count on that lasting too much longer. It’s slated to be “discovered” and once again folks will be shouting EUREKA!! I‘ve found it. Now would be a good time to be ahead of the demographic curve and take advantage of low interest rates and low prices and own some Eureka real estate before its out reach.
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