Living in La Habra, CA.
The City of La Habra is primarily a residential community located in North Eastern Orange County .
The real estate market report for sales/market activity for November 2007 is as follows:
Single family activity for November:
- Single family homes currently range from $265,000 to $1,430,000 in the city of La Habra.
- 210 homes currently for sale in the city, compared to 212 /Oct.&Sept.
- 7 pending sales, currently in escrow, same as Oct. and 5/Sept.
- 9 homes closed escrow in Nov. similar to 10/October & September and down from 16/ July.
- 59 homes were removed from the market, or listings expired or withdrawn, similar to 58 last month and 46 the prior month.
Condominiums for November:
- Condos currently range from $179,000 to $630,000 in the city.
- 77 condo/town-homes currently for sale in, 105/Oct. & d to 111/September.
- 3 pending sales (currently in escrow) in escrow for the month, compared to 4/Oct., 2/Sept.
- 7 properties closed escrow, compared to 15/Oct. & 18 Sept.
- 21 properties were removed from the market, listings expired or canceled, compared to 15/Oct.
The O.C. City of La Habra is located on the Northern boundaries of Orange and L.A. 
counties, yet to be confused with nearby La Habra Heights, right next-door and is in L.A. County, La Habra is a bedroom community of primarily single-family homes on nice size lots, in great neighborhoods. The realization of the American Dream of homeownership.
La Habra is also known as the home of the famous Children's Museum. What a great place to spend an afternoon. The Children's museum is on Euclid in the heart of the city. Admission is $5 for La Habra residents and $6 for other visitors.
If you're interested in learning more about La Habra real estate check out Living in La Habra, and see why La Habra is a city with a heart by remembering those who serve.
For real estate help in La Habra, contact me Lynda@PreferredHomeBrokers.com. To view La Habra homes online view the same MLS used by REALTORS. Set up your own personalized search criteria.
Lynda, I am not here to comment about your wonderful local posts. You crack me up every time you switch your picture to your clown nose one. Only a truly confident woman would do that...repeatedly. Gotta love it!
Big HUG!!
I'm sitting here laughing. It feels good.
Hey Kaye ~ You're right, it's the fairly new Westridge Golf Club at Beach Blvd. and Imperial Hwy. The old site of Chevron Oil which was (formerly) in the city of La Habra for years. Since then, it's a huge shopping area, golf club and upscale homes.
Hi Maggie ~ You now it's just fun. Actually, this one is supposed to be Rudolph, tis' the season.
Teri ~ Thank you, coming from such a pro in the Twin Cities.
Bill ~ Thanks so much, I'm just trying my best to keep up with the others.
Lynda, I popped by today and starting reading about La Habra, and then fell out of my chair laughing with your Rudolph or clown nose on your photo. You have many disguises.
You've profiled many cities around Orange County I'm starting to think you're making up the names cause there's so many of them. When I see a Flower Mound, CA I know you are running out of names. Oh, to be Spanish it will be La Flower Mound.
Hi Gary,
Thanks for the comment. This is supposed to be my Rudolph now, my clown nose is slightly different. As for our OC cities, everything here runs together, Brea has a population of only 39,000. One city runs into another here, we actually work in about 15 contiguous communities.