The fires in October 2017 in Sonoma County have many residents that were affected re-evaluating their housing situation. Â Instead of rebuilding homes that were lost in the fire, many are opting to buy a pre-existing home. This wave of buyers is driving up the costs of single-family homes and putting pressure on an already dwindled market.
In a recent article from the Press Democrat they reported that “in August, the median price of single-family homes in the county hit an all-time high of $712,000, according to data supplied this week by BAREIS multiple listing service. That’s surpassed the previous record high median price of $697,000 in June 2018.”
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