Showing posts with label Jurupa valley. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jurupa valley. Show all posts

Tuesday, September 29, 2015

FOR RENT - 3521 CENTER AVENUE. NORCO, CA - AVAILABLE NOVEMBER 7TH

FOR RENT $1,995 
3521 CENTER AVENUE 
NORCO, CA. 92860 
PLEASE CALL FOR A PRIVATE SHOWING 
CALL SHELLY 951-479-4586
AVAILABLE NOVEMBER 7TH 






Century 21 Gold Real Estate 
Norco, CA 
www.C21Gold.net 

Friday, August 28, 2015

OPEN HOUSE - SUN 1-4PM * 8409 RUNNING GAIT LANE, JURUPA VALLEY

OPEN HOUSE SUN. 1-4PM 
8409 RUNNING GAIT LANE, JURUPA VALLEY, CA. 
$545,000
WONDERFUL SINGLE STORY RANCH HOME THAT FEATURES 4 BEDROOMS, 2.50 BATHROOMS. FORMAL LIVING AND DINING ROOM. SPACIOUS FAMILY ROOM WITH FIREPLACE AND LARGE WET BAR WITH SEATING. KITCHEN WITH TILE COUNTER TOPS, EATING AREA, BREAKFAST BAR AND DUAL FIREPLACE. TILE FLOORING THROUGHOUT THE HOME. CEILING FANS & SHUTTERS THROUGHOUT THE HOME. MASTER BEDROOM FEATURES A FRENCH DOOR THAT LEADS INTO THE BEAUTIFUL MATURE LANDSCAPED BACKYARD. MASTER BEDROOM ALSO HAS A DUAL FIREPLACE THAT GOES INTO THE BATHROOM. MASTER BATHROOM HAS A LARGE OVAL TUB AND SEPARATE SHOWER. INDOOR LAUNDRY ROOM WITH SINK AND TONS OF STORAGE SPACE. 3 CAR GARAGE WITH DIRECT ACCESS. RV PARKING ACCESS. LOCATED ON A LARGE LOT OF HORSE PROPERTY. SPECTACULAR VIEW OF MOUNTAINS AND CITY LIGHTS. HOME IS LOCATED AT THE END OF THE CUL-DE-SAC. CLOSE TO THE 60 FREEWAY. THIS IS A MUST SEE!


Century 21 Gold 909-215-5409
www.c21gold.net 
Century 21 Gold Norco, Jurupa Valley, Real Estate, Realtor, Real Estate Career, Real Estate School, Inland Empire, Corona, Riverside. 
Donna Chudzicki, Broker/Owner 
 
 

OPEN HOUSE - SUN 1-4 * 5283 ECLIPSE AVENUE, JURUPA VALLEY

OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 1-4 
5283 ECLIPSE AVENUE, JURUPA VALLEY
$429,900

WONDERFUL SINGLE STORY HOME THAT FEATURES DOUBLE DOOR ENTRY, 3 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHROOM, LIVING ROOM WITH BRICK FIREPLACE, FORMAL DINING ROOM AND A BONUS ROOM/ FAMILY ROOM. KITCHEN WITH GRANITE COUNTER TOPS, EATING AREA IN KITCHEN. CERAMIC TILE FLOORING THROUGHOUT THE HOME, CEILING FANS. NEWER DUAL PANE WINDOWS THROUGHOUT THE HOME. 2 CAR GARAGE WITH DIRECT ACCESS. HOME LOCATED ON A 1/2 ACRE OF HORSE PROPERTY WITH MATURE TREES & LANDSCAPING. GREAT CURB APPEAL, CLOSE TO SCHOOLS, SHOPPING CENTERS AND EASY ACCESS TO THE 25 FREEWAY. THIS IS A MUST SEE!! BRING YOUR HORSES AND TOYS!
 
CENTURY 21 GOLD 
WWW.C21GOLD.NET 
Donna Chudzicki 909-215-5409
Real Estate, Realtor, Broker, Owner, Homes for Sale, Inland Empire, Norco, Corona, Jurupa Valley, Riverside, Real Estate Career, Real Estate School 

Thursday, August 27, 2015

Open House - Sun. 1-4pm at 14181 Harvest Valley, Jurupa Valley, CA

OPEN HOUSE SUN 1-4 
14181 HARVEST VALLEY, JURUPA VALLEY
$529,900
COME BY ON SUNDAY AND TAKE A LOOK!!



TWO STORY HOME THAT FEATURES 4 SPACIOUS BEDROOMS, 3 BATHROOMS. FORMAL LIVING AND DINING ROOM. FAMILY ROOM WITH FIREPLACE. TILE FLOORING THROUGHOUT THE HOME. KITCHEN WITH EATING AREA WITH GRANITE COUNTER TOPS, BREAKFAST BAR AND EATING AREA. SPACIOUS MASTER BEDROOM AND BATHROOM. MASTER BATHROOM TUB AND SEPARATE SHOWER. 3 CAR GARAGE DIRECT ACCESS. MATURE LANDSCAPING IN FRONT AND BACKYARD. TWO OPEN LATTICE WOOD PATIO COVERS IN BACKYARD. GREAT CURB APPEAL. CLOSE TO  SHOPPING AND FREEWAYS.

 CENTURY 21 GOLD 
www.c21gold.net 
Donna Chudzicki- Broker/Owner  909-215-5409
Real Estate, Realtor, Broker, Norco, Corona, Riverside, Inland Empire, Real Estate School, Real Estate Careers

Thursday, August 20, 2015

Thought of the day - Century 21 Gold

Century 21 Gold, Real Estate, Broker, Owner, Norco, Riverside, Jurupa Valley, Mira Loma, Corona, Inland Empire, Donna Chudzicki 

www.C21Gold.net

Sunday, August 16, 2015

Real Estate School with CENTURY 21 GOLD

REAL ESTATE SCHOOL AT 
CENTURY 21 GOLD 

NEXT SESSION IS STARTING SOON!!


NORCO OFFICE – Starting Soon!
2055 HAMNER AVENUE 
NORCO, CA 92860
CALL DONNA FOR MORE DETAILS 951-479-4581



SEPT. 14TH - IN OUR JURUPA VALLEY OFFICE 
6205 PATS RANCH ROAD #G 
JURUPA VALLEY, CA 91752

CALL DIANE FOR MORE DETAILS 909-224-1545


Century 21 Gold, Norco & Jurupa Valley, CA 
Donna Chudzicki - Broker/Owner 

Friday, August 14, 2015

OPEN HOUSE SAT & SUN 1-4 8409 RUNNING GAIT IN JURUPA VALLEY

              OPEN HOUSE SAT & SUN 1-4
8409 Running Gate Lane 
Jurupa Valley, CA 
$569,999
WONDERFUL SINGLE STORY RANCH HOME THAT FEATURES 4 BEDROOMS, 2.50 BATHROOMS. FORMAL LIVING AND DINING ROOM. SPACIOUS FAMILY ROOM WITH FIREPLACE AND LARGE WET BAR WITH SEATING. KITCHEN WITH TILE COUNTER TOPS, EATING AREA, BREAKFAST BAR AND DUAL FIREPLACE. TILE FLOORING THROUGHOUT THE HOME. CEILING FANS & SHUTTERS THROUGHOUT THE HOME. MASTER BEDROOM FEATURES A FRENCH DOOR THAT LEADS INTO THE BEAUTIFUL MATURE LANDSCAPED BACKYARD. MASTER BEDROOM ALSO HAS A DUAL FIREPLACE THAT GOES INTO THE BATHROOM. MASTER BATHROOM HAS A LARGE JACUZZI OVAL TUB, REMOTE CONTROLLED CUSTOM WINDOW COVERINGS, AND SEPARATE SHOWER. INDOOR LAUNDRY ROOM WITH SINK AND TONS OF STORAGE SPACE. 3 CAR GARAGE WITH DIRECT ACCESS. RV PARKING ACCESS. LOCATED ON A LARGE LOT OF HORSE PROPERTY. SPECTACULAR VIEW OF MOUNTAINS AND CITY LIGHTS. HOME IS LOCATED AT THE END OF THE CUL-DE-SAC. CLOSE TO THE 60 FREEWAY. THIS IS A MUST SEE!

CALL SHELLY FOR MORE DETAILS 951-288-5238

WWW.C21GOLD.NET 

Jurupa Valley, Riverside, Corona, Norco, Mira Loma, Inland Empire
951-479-4580
Donna Chudzicki-Century 21 Gold  
Realtor
 

OPEN HOUSE SUN 1-4 9595 51ST STREET JURUPA VALLEY

OPEN HOUSE SUN 1-4     
 9595 51ST STREET           JURUPA VALLEY, CA
$399,900



SINGLE STORY RANCH STYLE HOME THAT FEATURES 4 BEDROOMS, 2.50 BATHROOMS, LIVING ROOM WITH FIREPLACE, UPDATED KITCHEN WITH STAINLESS STEEL APPLIANCES, FORMAL DINING ROOM, UPDATED BATHROOMS, OPEN SPACIOUS FLOOR PLAN AND CEILING FANS THROUGHOUT. LOCATED ON .86 ACRE THAT IS ZONE FOR HORSES, FLAT AND USEABLE LOT, HORSE FACILITIES, IN-GROUND SPARKLING POOL, OPEN WOOD LATTICE PATIO COVER, RV PARKING/ ACCESS, 2 CAR GARAGE WITH DIRECT ACCESS AND MATURE LANDSCAPING. THE PROPERTY ALSO FEATURES SOLAR PANELS THAT ARE OWNED BY THE SELLER AND ARE NOT LEASED LOW PROPERTY TAXES AND NO HOA. PLENTY OF SPACE FOR YOUR ANIMALS AND TOYS.
WWW.C21GOLD.NET 
DONNA CHUDZICKI-BROKER/OWNER              909-215-5409
RIVERSIDE, CORONA, JURUPA VALLEY, MIRA LOMA, INLAND EMPIRE
SAN BERNARDINO 
CENTURY 21 GOLD REAL ESTATE

Saturday, July 4, 2015

Open House Checklist - Kitchen - From Century 21 Gold

The Ultimate Open House Prep Checklist: Kitchen Edition
When you’re selling your home, the kitchen is the single most important room—so when you hold an open house, you want it to shine. Literally. You’re going to have to deep-clean, declutter, and touch up whatever you can. Luckily, we’ve put together this pathologically complete checklist to help make sure you forget nothing.
Don’t make it hard on yourself: The night before, don’t fry fish, don’t whip up a new batch of kimchi, and don’t cook bacon the morning of the open house. Go out for dinner! Order takeout! Please?
Clean out the fridge! We all know that buyers will look in your refrigerator. They’re just nosy that way. Give them something to look at—a spotless interior. Then wipe down the outside, too.
Clean those floors! Nothing says turnoff like a trail of crumbs on the kitchen floor. If you have hardwood or tile flooring, vacuum and damp mop, making sure to get in all the dark corners. If you haven’t yet replaced your linoleum, sweep, mop, and wax it.
Make it shine. If you have stainless-steel appliances, take care of them properly. Wipe them down with the proper cleaning supplies. Honestly, one spray and a little elbow grease, and they’ll look brand-new.
Clean those stovetop drip pans—or better yet, replace them! A rusty, crusty drip pan can make your stove look older than it is. If you don’t have time to scrub them clean, spend a few bucks to replace them.
Degrease that hood. Those vents are grease magnets. Clean the filter before the open house. You may need to dig out the user manual to learn how to remove it, soak it, and make it make shine.
Clean the light-switch plates. Those switch plates can get splattered with grease or, worse, show years of fingerprints and dirt. If they can’t be freshened up, replace them—all of them.
Debug your light fixtures. See those dark spots in your overhead light fixture? Those are dead bugs! Clear the carcasses and wipe the glass clean.
Granite should sparkle. Most people wipe their countertops clean with the same dish sponge they use to wash their dishes. Let’s take it a step further. Use granite polishto wipe on a shine that will make buyers think you spent thousands of dollars on new granite just for them.
Countertops should be spotless. Nothing impresses buyers more than endless stretches of pristine countertop. So it’s time to stow the toaster, the Vitamix, the burr grinder, the rice cooker—all those appliances that take up valuable real estate.
Clean the microwave. You’ve already polished the stainless steel, now clean the inside. Few buyers will open the microwave and check inside, but for those who do, let’s not greet them with years of caked-on food splatters.
Clean the cabinets, inside and out. No one really cares if your canned peas are next to your canned tomatoes, but buyers do care about space. Now’s the time to purge: Do you really need that tin of Spanish octopus? A buyer should be able to open the cabinet door and see the back of the cabinet wall. And while you’re at it, get a pail of water and Murphy Oil Soap and wash your cabinets.
Update your knobs. Cabinet knobs installed in the 1980s can make a kitchen look dated. But upgrading them is easy: Just buy new ones, then install them. Presto! Your kitchen is awesome(ish).
Don’t bake cookies! Baking cookies seems like a nice gesture for buyers, but the trend has run its course. Just have a clean kitchen—everyone appreciates that.
No need to set the table. The kitchen is all about space. If you’re lucky enough to have an eat-in kitchen, let it speak for itself. A clutter-free kitchen with clean, expansive surfaces will do way more than a set of fancy dinner plates.
Flowers are always nice. The one exception to the clutter-free countertop rule is a vase of fresh flowers. Who doesn’t love a pleasant smell ?
Realtor.com-June 2015 

Thank you! from Century 21 Gold

Thank you, to the Men and Women who make this day possible! 


Century 21 Gold Real Estate - Norco & Jurupa Valley, CA 
Donna Chudzicki-Realtor/Broker 
www.C21gold.net 

Friday, July 3, 2015


 CALL AND ASK FOR DETAILS - PECHANGA EVENT JULY11TH FOR CHARITY! - FLYER BELOW
  
OK, Everyone here is the information for Poker classes. 
They will begin Tuesday July 7th at 5pm classes will run Tuesday, Weds, Thursday and Friday. 
All starting at 5pm please be on time. Classes will be held at Century 21 Gold's Norco office at 
2055 Hamner Avenue,Norco. CA 951-479-4580

Century 21 Gold Real Estate - Norco & Jurupa Valley
Donna Chudzicki - Realtor/Broker 
www.C21gold.net 
 
 

Thought for the day from Century 21 Gold

Century 21 Gold Real Estate - Norco & Jurupa Valley, CA 
Donna Chudzicki - Realtor 
www.c21gold.net 

Wednesday, July 1, 2015

10 Step Home Buying Guide from Century 21 Gold

The 10-Step Guide to Buying a House

Buying a house may be the most complicated financial process of your entire life. Luckily, we’ve broken it down into 10 straightforward steps:
1. Are you ready to become a homeowner?
Whether you’re becoming a homeowner for the first time or you’re a repeat buyer, buying a house is a financial and emotional decision that requires the experience and support of a team of reliable professionals.
2. Get a Realtor®
In the maze of forms, financing, inspections, marketing, pricing, and negotiating, it makes sense to work with professionals who know the community and much more. Those professionals are the local Realtors who serve your area.
3. Get a mortgage pre-approval
Most first-time buyers need to finance their home purchase, and a consultation with a mortgage lender is a crucial step in the process. Find out how much you can afford before you begin your home search.
4. Look at homes
A quick search on our site will bring up thousands of homes for sale.  Educating yourself on your local market and working with an experienced Realtor can help you narrow your priorities and make an informed decision about which home to choose.
5. Choose a home
While no one can know for sure what will happen to housing values, if you choose to buy a home that meets your needs and priorities, you’ll be happy living in it for years to come.
6. Get fundingThe cost of financing your home purchase is usually greater than the price of the home itself (after interest, closing costs, and taxes are added). Get as much information as possible regarding your mortgage options and other costs.
7. Make an offer
While much attention is paid to the asking price of a home, a proposal to buy includes both the price and terms. In some cases, terms can represent thousands of dollars in additional value—or additional costs—for buyers.
8. Get insurance
No sensible car owner would drive without insurance, so it figures that no homeowner should be without insurance, either. Real estate insurance protects owners in the event of catastrophe. If something goes wrong, insurance can be the bargain of a lifetime.
9. ClosingThe closing process, which in different parts of the country is also known as “settlement” or “escrow,” is increasingly computerized and automated. In practice, closings bring together a variety of parties who are part of the real estate transaction.
10. What’s next?You’ve done it. You’ve looked at properties, made an offer, obtained financing, and gone to closing. The home is yours. Is there any more to the home-buying process? Whether you’re a first-time buyer or a repeat buyer, you’ll want to take several more steps.
Realtor.com June 2015 

A Happy Customer - Century 21 Gold

Thank you, so much Dr. Mahdi
Century 21 Gold Real Estate, Norco & Jurupa Valley 
Donna Chudzicki - Realtor/Broker 
www.c21gold.net

Thought of the day from Century 21 Gold


Century 21 Gold Real Estate - Norco & Jurupa Valley, CA 
Donna Chudzicki- Realtor, Broker, Owner 
www.c21gold.net 

Tuesday, June 30, 2015

MID YEAR - Housing Report from Century 21 Gold

The Housing Market Is on Track for Its Best Year Since 2006 (and It Ain’t a Bubble)
As we approach the midpoint of 2015, the residential real estate market is on track for its best year since 2006, the peak of the housing bubble. (This time, though, it’s no bubble.)
Job growth is powering the surge in demand for homes. More than 3 million jobs have been created in the past 12 months. And more than 1 million jobs have been created for 25- to 34-year-olds, the age range in which most Americans buy their first home.
We’re seeing record traffic at realtor.com®Real estate websites across the board are experiencing 15% year-over-year growth in unique users, but our site has seen more than twice that (perhaps thanks to Elizabeth Banks?). The vast majority of our visitors report that they intend to purchase a home.
With rising demand, homes are selling more quickly, too. In May the median age of inventory (homes on the market) nationwide was 66 days—that’s 8 days faster than for last year. The hottest markets are seeing inventory move 18 to 45 days faster.
A rapidly declining age of inventory signals that demand is growing more rapidly than supply. Indeed, we’ve had 32 months in a row of existing-home inventory at less than a six months’ supply. That’s why we’re also seeing above-normal price appreciation.
Year-over-year median home price appreciation reached 9% in April, which has helped existing homeowners see strong gains in equity.
That level of price appreciation would be problematic if it continued, but we don’t think it will. Median list prices, which often predict the direction of actual price changes, moderated in each of the past two months as the number of listings grew.
Meanwhile, rents are increasing at a similar or even stronger pace than home prices. Record numbers of renting households have driven down apartment vacancies, and low vacancies led to higher rents. As a result, it is cheaper to buy rather than rent in 80% of the counties in the U.S.
And now the clock is ticking as mortgage rates are on the rise. With strong employment data in April and May, the average 30-year fixed conforming mortgage rate broke through the 4% level, and in the past week moved above 4.10%.
Is that slowing down demand? No, just the opposite. Consumers can clearly see thataffordability is going down for real, so those who are ready and able to buy are searching for homes, looking at listings, visiting open houses, applying for mortgages, and signing contracts.
In April, new-home sales were up 26% over last year. Pending home sales, which are new contracts on existing homes, were up 14%.
At this level of growth, total home sales in 2015 could come close to 6 million, which is a level comparable to 2007 (if not quite at the level of peak 2006). But 2007 was a year of decline for the housing market, whereas in 2015, we’re expecting more good things to come.
Realtor.com June 2015 

Sunday, June 28, 2015

Thought of the Day - From Century 21 Gold


Thought of the day 
From Century 21 Gold 





Century 21 Gold Real Estate 
Norco, Jurupa Valley, Corona, Riverside, Mira Loma, Eastvale, Inland Empire 
www.c21gold.net