What to Know About Buying a Home in a Seller’s Market
According to Real Estate Agents including Lindsey Harn and Andrea Soderin at Richardson Properties who shared their insights with MarthaStewart.com author Carlonie Biggs.
You won't ha...
Market Insights
San Luis Obispo County Becomes a Real Estate Hot Market
Nick Wilson and Kathe Tanner of The Tribune interviewed local Realtors, including President of Richardson Properties, Chris Richardson, about what is causing homebuyers to stream to SLO County in a pandemic - pushing prices to record high...
Central Coast Voices: COVID-19 and the Real Estate Industry
Central Coast Public Radio Interviews Chris Richardson
As the effects of COVID-19 are felt around the world, the real estate and development industry are being impacted in different ways. Interest rates are at a historic low, yet f...
Chris Richardson Interview with OC Talk Radio – Pilgrim on the 405
San Luis Obispo, California – May 7, 2020 – Richardson Properties President Chris Richardson was on OC Talk Radio last week, Pilgrim on The 405 podcast. Discussing how COVID-19 has affected the way we're doing business in real estate an...
A Real Estate Market Update
A Real Estate Market Update
Here's how Richardson Properties is adapting to the current real estate market.
Previously published March 30, 2020 | Emily C. Laskowski, Cowboys and Indians Magazine
As closures take place across th...
Richardson Properties COVID-19
A NOTE FROM RICHARDSON PROPERTIES
To Our Friends, Clients, and Colleagues
During these unprecedented times, Richardson Properties would like to remind our valued clients, esteemed colleagues, respected associates, and vibr...
Pacific Coast Business Times: Commercial Real Estate and Construction Quick Takes
The Business Times caught up with the leaders in commercial real estate and construction to ask about current trends in CRE and what's on the horizon for their dynamic industry. What we found out? Health care and warehouse spaces are boomin...
Forecasting Housing in 2019: Not Better for Buyers, but Not Worse
If the expectations about housing in 2019 can be summed up in one word, it’s this: balanced.
After months and months on a runaway track, home prices have started to temper, and will continue to moderate in the upcoming year, ...
SLO County ‘Playing Catch Up’ with Housing Projects
Countywide, the state expects the region to build 10,810 housing units by 2028.
Large housing developments representing nearly 5,000 new homes are popping up in San Luis Obispo County and being met with a pipeline of pent-up demand.
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