Has the Fresno Real Estate Market Bottomed Out?

One thing's for sure. The market is picking up! Our office is seeing increased activity in 2007 now after the holidays are over. The market was slow during the fall months of 2006, but now I see many buyers and sellers believing that the market has pretty much bottomed out. Many buyers are coming out of the woodwork to look at homes. My website www.FresnoHomes.net has had some incredible traffic increases, Jan 13th getting 459 visitors! On the average I get about 250 visitors per day. I got 3 offers on an investment property I listed, and that is a good sign. Many investors have left the market over the last year, but now I see more of them coming back. The Fresno market is attractive to many buyers, basically it's still one of the lowest priced areas in California. Do you think the market has bottomed out?

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