I like showing homes in Anatolia and feel there are good deals to be had. The clubhouse, the parks, the new elementary school within the community are all plusses. I think the Walgreens at the corner is opening up very soon, if not already. And someday, a Safeway.

There are multiple offers now on the bank owneds and once these are weeded out of there, the home prices will stabilize. It'll be a few years before they get back to the values of 2005 - although, I don't have a crystal ball.

Anna Boyd - Re/Max Gold
El Dorado, Placer, Sacramento
Ph: 916-813-3534
Lic. # 01043604
anna@annaboyd.com

I think the free fall was mostly due to the fact that the area was non-existent before the building bubble. It is nearly all newer construction and is considered sprawl without all of the local services someone would expect in a neighborhood. If I had a crystal ball I could pinpoint the values over the next few years but I don't and no one knows. I would say that I am seeing multiple offers on many bank owned homes and the general feedback from the buying community would support the notion that we may be near the bottom.