What is your Chinquapin Condo Worth | 2016

October 23, 2016 By Laura Allen, Broker Associate, Tahoe Real Estate Agent, CA RE 01473598 | 530-414-1260

What is your Chinquapin Condo Worth | 2016

If you’re a seller you may be asking what is your Chinquapin Condo worth? This is a real estate market activity report for the Chinquapin Condo for sale – as of September 2016.

The Chinquapin Condo development is located just north east of the Dollar Point subdivision and is the last complex located in the Tahoe City – North Shore, CA area. On the other side of Chinquapin is the beginning of Carnelian Bay!

The Chinquapin Condo development is currently the only North Lake Tahoe lakefront condominium development in the area that has over one (1) mile of Lake Tahoe shoreline. It is located at 3600 North Lake Blvd., Tahoe City, CA 96145.

See current Chinquapin Condos for sale here:

The Chinquapin Condo development is located approximately 3.25 miles east of the “Y” (stop light) in downtown Tahoe City on the North Shore of Lake Tahoe and about the same distance to the downtown commercial area of Carnelian Bay.

The Chinquapin Condo complex was built in the 1970’s. It is the largest lakefront condominium development on either the North Shore, West Shore or greater Tahoe City area. The Chinquapin development has approximately (+/- 190) units.

Chinquapin has an amazing forest setting that makes you feel as if you are miles away from civilization, even though it is close to everything. Chinquapin is a luxury lakefront resort condominium development with a seasonal pool, seven (7) tennis courts, pier, buoy field and the entire complex sits on about 95 acres.

There are twenty-three (23) different floor plans within the development. The complex has one (1) bedroom, two (2) bedroom, three (3) bedrooms, and four (4) bedroom floor plans.

They do have single floor units, along with multi-level units. There are also some units with a two car covered carport. The unit settings vary from lakefront, panoramic lake views, filtered lake views, pool views, tennis court views, and forest/garden settings.

Lakefront Condos
Lake View Condos
Partial/Filtered Lake View Condos
Pool View Condos
Tennis Court View Condos
Some Units have an attached carport 2 parking spaces.

The approximate square footage is as follows

1 Bedroom Units approximately +/- 1,000 square feet
2 Bedroom Units between +/- 1,150 square feet to 1,520 square feet
3 Bedroom Units between +/- 1,350 square feet to +/- 2,300 square feet
4 Bedroom Units between +/- 1,600 square feet to +/- 2,700 square feet

Chinquapin Condo Buyers will find that at any one given time a variety of condo options, but the selection for any one type of floor plan most likely will be very limited.

Buyers may have to wait if you are looking for a specific unit combination, or location within the development as the selection of condos for sale in Chinquapin can be very limited.

Historically, turn-over in the Chinquapin development has been very low, with a +/-5% or less turn-over based upon the public reported sales in the MLS (Multiple Listing Service).

Finding condos for sale in the Tahoe City area will be easier than in other communities with over 1,200+ condo units being built in the area.

If you are looking for just a lakefront condo for sale in Tahoe City, again, this community will offer a Tahoe Condo Buyer the largest selection with over 386+ condos that were built and located in just lakefront condo developments.

Tahoe City Condo Buyers will have eight (8) different lakefront condo developments (not including Rocky Ridge, which has access to lakefront amenities and is considered to be a hybrid mountain-side living for the condos but access to a private lakefront area) to consider including Chinquapin, The Northshore, St Francis, Star Harbor, Tahoe Marina Lodge, Tavern Shores, Tahoe Tavern, or Cedar Point.

Expanding your Tahoe City Condo search to all Tahoe City – North Shore Condo Developments (lakefront and non-lakefront), you’ll have eleven (11) condo developments to consider.

Condo buyers that expand their condo property search to the entire West Shore of Lake Tahoe, or North Shore of Lake Tahoe will have more condo buying options and price points to select from.

If you would like to

Get a FREE Market Analysis for Chinquapin Condo

Just click on the above link, or give me a call 530.414.1260 and we can discuss what is important to you about your Chinquapin Condo unit.

Currently there are eight (8) condos for sale in the Chinquapin complex, and they range in price from $695,000 to $1,495,000 as of 10-19-2016.
There are three (3) pending condo sales in Chinquapin. Listed prices range from $535,000 to $1,995,000.
There have been three (3) condo sales in the Chinquapin complex in 2016, with sold prices ranging from $562,500 for a two (2) bedroom unit to $2,100,000 for a four (4) bedroom lakefront unit.

Chinquapin Condos for Sale – September 2016

Year	Condos Sold	Median Average Sales Price	Average Sales Price	Lowest Price Sold	Highest Price Sold	% Cash Transactions	% Distressed Sales	Breakdown of Distressed Sales
2016*	3 Chinquapin	$700,000	$1,120,833	$562,500	$2,100,000 1 Lakefront	33.3%	0%	0 REO’s 0 Short Sales
2015	4 Chinquapin	$1,125,000	$1,256,250	$1,000,000	$1,775,000 3 Lakefronts	25%	0%	0 REO’s 0 Short Sales
2014	9 Chinquapin	$850,000	$833,888	$525,000	$1,150,000 0 Lakefront	55.5%	0%	0 REO’s 0 Short Sales
2013	8 Chinquapin	$1,050,000	$998,750	$520,000	$1,595,000 1 Lakefront	25%	0%	0 REO’s 0 Short Sales
2012	5 Chinquapin	$600,000	$798,745	$515,000	$1,225,000 2 Lakefronts	80%	20%	1 REO’s 0 Short Sales
2011	3 Chinquapin	$600,000	$748,333	$520,000	$1,125,000 1 Lakefront	33.3%	0%	0 REO’s 0 Short Sales
2010	6 Chinquapin	$1,045,000	$1,070,833	$460,000	$1,750,000 1 Lakefront	50%	0%	0 REO’s 0 Short Sales
2009	2 Chinquapin	$648,750	$648,750	$587,500	$710,000 0 Lakefronts	100%	0%	0 REO’s 0 Short Sales
2008	3 Chinquapin	$1,750,000	$,1588,666	$716,000	$2,300,000 0 Lakefronts	66.6%	0%	0 REO’s 0 Short Sales
2007	6 Chinquapin	$1,635,000	$1,512,500	$665,000	$2,245,000 2 Lakefronts	50%	0%	0 REO’s 0 Short Sales
2006	5 Chinquapin	$930,000	$1,167,000	$690,000	$2,350,000 0 Lakefronts	20%	0%	0 REO’s 0 Short Sales
2005	7 Chinquapin	$1,450,000	$1,561,666	$640,000	$3,000,000 2 Lakefronts	0%	0%	0 REO’s 0 Short Sales

*YTD period is 01/01/2016– 09/30/2016.
Data Source: Tahoe Sierra Multiple Listing Service.
Data subject to change and/or correction at any time without notice.
Use caution when only a handful of sales are available in a neighborhood. The percent changes can be significant and numbers are easily moved in either direction. Using the Lake Tahoe-Truckee Regional data may be a better source for over-all market trends.

The Chinquapin complex is in a great location as it is just as close to Tahoe City as it is to the public (dog friendly) beaches in Carnelian Bay.

Chinquapin is a short distance to downtown Tahoe City, restaurants, shops, movie theater, and a 9-Hole Golf Course (summer) and cross country skiing/season ice skating rink (winter also at the golf course).

Chinquapin is also a short distance to the public beaches in downtown Carnelian Bay, restaurants, and miniature golf.

The central location also is close to the near-by ski resorts of Northstar, Alpine Meadows, Squaw Valley, and Homewood Ski Resort.

If you’d like to buy a Chinquapin Condo, give me a call 530.414.1260 and we can figure out the best way for you to get a unit in this complex!

Want to see all Tahoe City condos for sale?

Need more options? See what condos are for sale in Lake Tahoe? Here are the current listings:

For all of your Tahoe real estate needs –

Laura A. Allen | 530.414.1260 | Laura@TahoeLaura.com
BROKER ASSOCIATE, Tahoe Real Estate Agent
CalRE# 01473598
Coldwell Banker, Tahoe City, CA CalRE#01908304

All information is deemed reliable, but is subject to change, and/or correction without notice.

What is your Chinquapin Condo Worth?

North Lake Tahoe Ski Swap Pumpkin Festival – Homewood 2016

October 22, 2016 By Laura Allen, Broker Associate, Tahoe Real Estate Agent, CA RE 01473598 | 530-414-1260

North Lake Tahoe Ski Swap Pumpkin Festival – Homewood 2016

Our first real snowfall is right around the corner, which means it’s time for the 53th Annual North Lake Tahoe Ski Swap Pumpkin Festival – Homewood, CA this Saturday, October 22, 2016!

This year the event will be held at the Homewood Ski Resort, so if you’ve been waiting for this event, be sure to check out the new location!

If you’ve outgrown your current ski, snowboarding, or winter sport equipment, this is the weekend to swap, trade, or buy something gently used, or even brand new.

If you’re on a budget, or have family members that just seem to be ready for the next size, this is a great way to stretch your dollars and get items at a fraction of their new cost. This is how to make winter sports more affordable by reducing that initial, or on-going equipment cost!

If you’ll be up here in the greater North Lake Tahoe area, it will be worth a trip to the Homewood area to check out this annual event.

At the same time that the ski swap will be going on, the Pumpkin Festival will also take place! Even if you’re all set for your winter sports, you’ll have a chance for some pumpkin and fall festival fun on the West Shore of Lake Tahoe this weekend.

This year the Pumpkin Festival will include live music, food, pumpkin specialty cocktails, face painting, beer and wine tasting, and pumpkin contests!

Need one more reason to go? How about 100% of the proceeds benefit the North Tahoe PTO supporting our local youth programs. : )

North Lake Tahoe Ski Swap Pumpkin Festival – Homewood 2016

5441 West Lake Blvd., Homewood, California (just look for the white tents)

Saturday, October 22, 2016 10 a.m. – 4 p.m.

10 a.m. – 3 p.m. When the Pumpkin Carving Contest will be judged – Cost of pumpkin
2 p.m. Pumpkin Rolling Contest – cost of pumpkin
3 p.m.(ish) Pumpkin Pie Eating Contest will directly follow the Pumpkin Painting/Carving Contest – judging for the Pumpkin Carving Contest starts at 3 p.m. Cost for Pumpkin Eating Contest is $20 a person.

For more information on this years’ event check out the Homewood Ski Resort website!

If you’ll be up in the greater North Lake Tahoe area this weekend, be sure to check out the Fall fun in Homewood, California.

Don’t forget to check out the 53th Annual North Lake Tahoe Ski Swap and Pumpkin Festival at the Homewood Ski Resort in Homewood, CA this Saturday, October 22, 2016!

Thinking about making the the West Shore of Lake Tahoe your second home?

For all of your Tahoe real estate needs –

Laura A. Allen | 530.414.1260 | Laura@TahoeLaura.com
BROKER ASSOCIATE, Tahoe Real Estate Agent
CalRE# 01473598
Coldwell Banker, Tahoe City, CA CalRE#01908304

All information is deemed reliable, but is subject to change, and/or correction without notice.

North Lake Tahoe Ski Swap Pumpkin Festival – Homewood 2016

RX Medication Take-Back Tahoe City -Truckee Oct 22 2016

October 21, 2016 By Laura Allen, Broker Associate, Tahoe Real Estate Agent, CA RE 01473598 | 530-414-1260

RX Medication Take-Back Tahoe City -Truckee Oct 22 2016

On Saturday, October 22, 2016, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. you’ll have the opportunity to drop off unused, unwanted, and/or expired medications at two locations in either the Truckee, or Tahoe City area.

The RX Medication Take-Back Day in Tahoe City and Truckee, CA is a great way to properly dispose of medications.

Most of us do a good job in trying to be good citizens of the planet. We recycle, and re-use when ever possible. However, many people think that by tossing old, or unwanted medications down the toilet, or into the regular trash system is the most effective way to get rid of these items and protect their household.

The problem with these methods is they can damage the environment and your local water supply. Water treatment systems do remove and reduce most types of pharmaceuticals, but it is not a complete removal, and low levels of medications can still be in the water.

Treated water is often used for irrigation (plants for food) and wildlife animals drink this water. The best thing everyone can do to reduce environmental medication pollution is to take their old, unwanted, and unused medications to a take-back RX medication location and have them dispose of it properly.

Over the years the Tahoe-Truckee area has collected and disposed of over 2,225 pounds of prescription medications through their take-back drug programs. Here is what they can accept and more importantly what they can’t accept!

Acceptable Items:

Prescriptions – including controlled substances (Remember to mark out any personal information)
Over-the-Counter Medications
Veterinary Medications

Unacceptable Items:

No needles, or lancets
No medical waste
No illicit drugs
No inhalers, hydrogen peroxide

RX Medication Take Back Locations:

9 a.m. – 12 noon | Tahoe City – 300 North Lake Blvd (in front of the vacant fire station in downtown Tahoe City) North Tahoe Fire Protection District, Tahoe City, CA
9 a.m. to 1 p.m. | Truckee – 11290 Donner Pass Road (in front of the Safeway) Truckee, CA
When: Saturday, October 22, 2016
Cost: FREE * FREE * FREE

If you are going to drop off unneeded, unwanted, or expired drugs, please put pills into a zip-lock bag and dispose of the empty pill bottles in the regular trash, or recycle them.

For more information on the RX Medication Take-Back Day in Tahoe City, or Truckee call 530.550-2309 or www.ttfwdd.com

If you can’t make either location, you can still utilize the permanent prescription drug collection bins located at the Truckee Police Department and Placer County Sheriff’s Office – Tahoe Station (10183 Truckee Airport Road in Truckee) from 9 a.m. – 5 p.m. Monday through Friday.

Take advantage of this opportunity to clean out your medicine cabinet and get rid of all of your unused, unwanted, or expired medications for yourself and your household. Don’t forget to check out your pets’ stash of old medications too!

Take advantage of the RX Medication Take-Back Day in Tahoe City and Truckee, CA on Saturday October 22, 2016!

Thinking about making Lake Tahoe, California your second home? Check out the homes that are for sale here:

Want to see what condos are for sale in Lake Tahoe? Here are the current listings:

For all of your Tahoe real estate needs –

Laura A. Allen | 530.414.1260 | Laura@TahoeLaura.com
BROKER ASSOCIATE, Tahoe Real Estate Agent
CalRE# 01473598
Coldwell Banker, Tahoe City, CA CalRE#01908304

All information is deemed reliable, but is subject to change, and/or correction without notice.

RX Medication Take-Back Tahoe City – Truckee Oct 22 2016

15 Winter Preparation Tips for Tahoe Home Owners

October 19, 2016 By Laura Allen, Broker Associate, Tahoe Real Estate Agent, CA RE 01473598 | 530-414-1260

15 Winter Preparation Tips for Tahoe Home Owners

Our first big storm of the fall/winter season hit the North Lake Tahoe – Truckee area hard. After three long days of pouring rain, we are reminded that winter is right around the corner!

Here are 15 Winter Preparation Tips for Tahoe Home Owners!

1) Furnace Service Call and Check-Up. In the Tahoe area you need a good working furnace, so it should be checked out with a service call before that first real snow fall. Local heating contractors are busy, so now is the time to set-up an appointment. No time for an appointment? At least make sure you replace the air filter, or clean it. Check the cold air return and make sure is clear of furniture and clean. Remember to turn your thermostats “on” and set for at least 50 degrees.

2) Propane Tank Levels. If your home is heated by propane, check your tank levels and re-fill as necessary. This is also a good time to make sure there are snow poles in place marking where your tank is located at and that is ready for the upcoming winter season.
3) Foundation Vents. If you remembered to open your foundation vents to air out your crawl spaces this past spring/summer, now is the time to close them up to prevent pipe freezing later in the season.
4) Snow Removal Service. Have you set up your snow removal service for the upcoming 2016-2017 season? It’s time to get your annual contract. If you weren’t happy with last years’ snow removal service, now is the time to shop around and line-up someone new.
5) Snow Shovels. As you store away the summer seasonal items, now is the time to locate your snow shovels, and re-stock the snow melt.
6) Outdoor and Indoor Lights. Check all of your outdoor and indoor lights to make sure they are working. Replace burned out light bulbs now while access on the outside of your home is easy. If lamps are on timers, adjust them so they turn on earlier for the shorter days. The time change to fall back is Sunday, November 6, 2016 – right around the corner.
7) Flashlights & Emergency Radio. This past weekend while the rain was pouring, we had our first power outage of the fall/winter season. It lasted for more than an hour, and we immediately went to our flashlights and emergency light sources. It was another reminder that the winter weather will bring power outages.
- Check all flashlights to make sure they are working.
- Replace old batteries and place the flashlights where you can easily find them.
- If you don’t have a flash light in your car, this is a good time to put one in.
- Make sure you have a battery/solar operated radio for emergency messages.
- If you rely on your cell phone and tablets for information, make sure you have a back-up battery system that can give you additional hours of additional time.
8) Smoke detectors/alarms. When was the last time you changed out your smoke detectors/alarms? If you don’t know this and have to think about it, now is the time to replace them. If you know you won’t be in Tahoe for the fall-back time change, replace the batteries in your smoke detectors, or replace them now!

9) Carbon Monoxide Detectors. As of July 1, 2011, California state law changed, and all homes should have a carbon monoxide alarm/detector on each floor of your home. If you haven’t installed them, do so now.

10) Deck and Patio Furniture. It’s time to put away the outdoor seasonal deck, lawn, and patio furniture. Most outdoor furniture is not built for our Tahoe winters, so storing away this furniture is the best way to preserve it. If it needs to stay out all season, be sure to cover it and keep it away from the roof line and from pine trees where snow will shed, or drop off and potentially damage your furniture.
11) Wood Storage For those Tahoe owners that will use their wood burning fireplaces, or wood burning stoves this winter, if you haven’t stored your wood, now is the time to do that job. If your storage area is uncovered, then covering your wood piles with tarps will help keep your wood dry and make starting your winter fires that much easier.
12) Photographs As you get your Tahoe property ready for the upcoming winter, be sure to take photographs of your property – inside and out. There are two reasons to do this:
- The first is just in case there should be a problem at the property during the winter. For example, a pine tree falls down on the home, snow slides through a window, a water pipe breaks, or you have a bear break-in. Hopefully none of these things will happen, but if they do, you’ll have current photos for your insurance company.
- The second reason to have current photos is if you decide to put your North Lake Tahoe – Truckee home on the market to sell it this winter, or early next spring you’ll have photos of your home with a and without snow for your marketing program.
13) Snow Poles. It’s time to put up the snow poles in the driveway, by the bear box, wood pile, and any other place you’ll want to keep clear, or locate once the snow begins to fall. For those that are new to Tahoe, a snow pole is a metal, wood, or plastic pole that is 6 – 10 feet high. These poles are used to locate items under the heavy snow and guide the snow removal company that plows the driveway and clears pathways.

14) Check Your Tires and Snow Chains. Safety is always a priority for everyone. So it’s time to get your vehicle ready for the Tahoe winter season. One of the big items to check on your vehicle are the tires. If you have all-weather tires, be sure to check them – air pressure and for wear. If you have studded snow tires, you are allowed to put them on from November 1 through May 1 each year. If you use chains on your tires, get them back into your vehicle. Check them for broken links and make sure they fit your tires.

15) Tahoe Fun. One of Tahoe’s best kept secrets are the fabulous fall days. The summer crowds are long gone, but Tahoe is still amazing. Before the snow falls make sure to spend at least one weekend in Tahoe and have some fall fun!

Thinking about making Lake Tahoe, California your second home? Check out the homes that are for sale here:

Want to see what condos are for sale in Lake Tahoe? Here are the current listings:

For all of your Tahoe real estate needs –

Laura A. Allen | 530.414.1260 | Laura@TahoeLaura.com
BROKER ASSOCIATE, Tahoe Real Estate Agent
CalRE# 01473598
Coldwell Banker, Tahoe City, CA CalRE#01908304

All information is deemed reliable, but is subject to change, and/or correction without notice.

15 Winter Preparation Tips for Tahoe Home Owners

What is your Dollar Hill I Condo Worth | 2016

October 18, 2016 By Laura Allen, Broker Associate, Tahoe Real Estate Agent, CA RE 01473598 | 530-414-1260

What is your Dollar Hill I Condo Worth | 2016

What is your Dollar Hill I Condo worth is a question both sellers and buyers may be asking. This is a real estate market activity report for the Dollar Hill I Condo for sale – as of September 2016.

The Dollar Hill I Condo development is located on the North Shore – Tahoe City, CA area and is a mountain-side condominium development on the lake-side of Hwy 28. The Dollar Hill I development is located at 3200 North Lake Blvd, Tahoe City, CA 96145.

See current Dollar Hill I Condos for Sale here:

The Dollar Hill I Condo development is located approximately three (3) miles east of the “Y” (stop light) in downtown Tahoe City on the North Shore of Lake Tahoe.

The Dollar Hill I Condo complex was built in the early 1970’s and one building re-built in 2012. It is a small mountain sized condominium development with approximately +/- 21 units.

If you’re looking for a condo development that is located on the lake-side of the highway, and is a short distance to public beaches then you’ll want to take a look at the Dollar Hill I complex.

The Dollar Hill I development that offers easy living for its owners. They offer a three (3) bedroom floor plan in the complex and the units are larger compared to other complexes.

All of the units are multiple levels with a shared wall (townhouse style), and you’ll find the living room and kitchen area located on the upper level of the unit so that the great room area takes advantage of the vaulted ceilings.

Most of the units have a forest/garden-lawn setting.

The approximate square footage is as follows

3 Bedroom Units between +/- 1,320 square feet to +/- 1,595 square feet

The mountain-side development takes care of the exterior maintenance, insurance, grounds, and snow removal.

Condo Buyers that want the Dollar Hill I development will find that at any one given time, the selection of condos for sale in Dollar Hill I complex may be very limited.

The Dollar Hill I condo development is very small so buyers may have to wait for any unit to come on the market, and if you are looking for a specific unit combination, floor plan layout, view, or location within the development, your wait may be a long one.

Historically, turn-over in Dollar Hill I condo development has been very low, with only a 5% turn-over in ownership on an annual basis. When you review the year-by-year sales you’l see that there have been many years when there were no sales in the Dollar Hill I development.

Finding condos for sale in the Tahoe City area will be easier than in other communities with over 1,200+ condo units being built in the area.

If you are looking for mountain-side living in a complex you’ll have several options including The Villas, Dollar Hill II, Lake Forest Glen (also known as Lake Forest), and Rocky Ridge (hybrid mountain-side and lakefront amenity access).

If you want just a true lakefront development where you never have to leave the development to get to the water’s edge of Lake Tahoe then your selection of lakefront condo for sale in Tahoe City will be one of your largest selection with over 386+ condos that were built and located in just lakefront condo developments in this area.

Tahoe Condo Buyers will have eight (8) different lakefront condo developments (not including Rocky Ridge) to consider.

Expanding your Tahoe City Condo search to all North Shore Tahoe City Condo Developments, you’ll have eleven (11) condo developments to consider, which includes all mountain-side developments.

Lake Tahoe Condo buyers that expand their condo property search to the entire West Shore of Lake Tahoe, or the entire North Shore of Lake Tahoe will have more condo buying options and price points to select from.

If you would like to

Get a FREE Market Analysis for Dollar Hill I Condo

Just click on the above link, or give me a call 530.414.1260 and we can discuss what is important to you about your Dollar Hill I Condo unit.

Currently there are no condos (0) available for sale in Dollar Hill I as of 10-18-2016.
There is one (1) pending condo sale in Dollar Hill I. The listed price is $308,000.
There has been one (1) condo sales in Dollar Hill I complex in 2016, with a sold price of $348,000.

Dollar Hill I Condos for Sale – September 2016

Year	Condos Sold	Median Average Sales Price	Average Sales Price	Lowest Price Sold	Highest Price Sold	% Cash Transactions	% Distressed Sales	Breakdown of Distressed Sales
2016*	1 Dollar Hill I	$348,000	$348,000	$348,000	$348,000	0%	0%	0 REO’s 0 Short Sales
2015	1 Dollar Hill I	$337,000	$337,000	$337,000	$337,000	0%	0%	0 REO’s 0 Short Sales
2014	1 Dollar Hill I	$315,000	$315,000	$315,000	$315,000	100%	0%	0 REO’s 0 Short Sales
2013	0 Dollar Hill I	$ NA	$ NA	$ NA	$ NA	0%	0%	0 REO’s 0 Short Sales
2012	1 Dollar Hill I	$219,000	$219,000	$219,000	$219,000	0%	100%	1 REO’s 0 Short Sales
2011	0 Dollar Hill I	$ NA	$ NA	$ NA	$ NA	0%	0%	0 REO’s 0 Short Sales
2010	0 Dollar Hill I	$ NA	$ NA	$ NA	$ NA	0%	0%	0 REO’s 0 Short Sales
2009	0 Dollar Hill I	$ NA	$ NA	$ NA	$ NA	0%	0%	0 REO’s 0 Short Sales
2008	1 Dollar Hill I	$350,000	$350,000	$350,000	$350,000	0%	0%	0 REO’s 0 Short Sales
2007	0 Dollar Hill I	$ NA	$ NA	$ NA	$ NA	0%	0%	0 REO’s 0 Short Sales
2006	1 Dollar Hill I	$450,000	$450,000	$450,000	$450,000	0%	0%	0 REO’s 0 Short Sales
2005	1 Dollar Hill I	$395,000	$395,000	$395,000	$395,000	100%	0%	0 REO’s 0 Short Sales

*YTD period is 01/01/2016– 09/30/2016.
Data Source: Tahoe Sierra Multiple Listing Service.
Data subject to change and/or correction at any time without notice.
Use caution when only a handful of sales are available in a neighborhood. The percent changes can be significant and numbers are easily moved in either direction. Using the Lake Tahoe-Truckee Regional data may be a better source for over-all market trends.

The Dollar Hill I complex is in a great location. The paved bike/walking path is adjacent to the development, and it is next to 7-Eleven convenience store, along with the TART Bus stop (Tahoe Area Rapid Transit). It is a short distance to downtown Tahoe City, restaurants, shops, movie theater, and a 9-Hole Golf Course (summer) and cross country skiing/season ice skating rink (winter also at the golf course).

It is also a short distance to the commercial core of downtown Carnelian Bay with restaurants, marina, and miniature golf course.

The Dollar Hill I condo development is very close to Skylandia Park, and the public beaches at the end of Bristlecone Road (one side of the beach is dog friendly) as Bristlecone Road dead-ends into the development.

The central Tahoe City location makes it easy to get to any of our near-by ski resorts of Alpine Meadows, Squaw Valley, Homewood Ski Resort, and the Northstar Ski Resort area.

If you’d like to buy a Dollar Hill I Condo in Tahoe City, give me a call 530.414.1260 and we can figure out the best way for you to get a unit in this complex!

Want to see all Tahoe City condos for sale?

Need more options? See what condos are for sale in Lake Tahoe? Here are the current listings:

For all of your Tahoe real estate needs –

Laura A. Allen | 530.414.1260 | Laura@TahoeLaura.com
BROKER ASSOCIATE, Tahoe Real Estate Agent
CalRE# 01473598
Coldwell Banker, Tahoe City, CA CalRE#01908304

All information is deemed reliable, but is subject to change, and/or correction without notice.

What is your Dollar Hill I Condo Worth | 2016