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San Clemente Real Estate

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San Clemente, the southernmost coastal city in Orange County, has a diverse inventory of real estate with regards to property type, size, age, and amenities. San Clemente offers an assortment of home choices, from condos and townhomes to single family residences and custom ocean front estates. San Clemente is conveniently located off Interstate 5 and provides some of the best coastal living in all of Orange County. San Clemente is broken into ten distinct neighborhoods, each with their own unique atmosphere and personality.


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San Clemente Homes

San Clemente Homes

San Clemente Homes offer some of the best variety amongst Orange County real estate markets. Homes range from older single story beach cottages to brand new modern homes and estates.

San Clemente Condos

San Clemente Condos

San Clemente Condos can be found in any of the ten San Clemente neighborhoods.  Condo options vary from duplexes to ocean front buildings and the newer multi-level townhomes in Talega.

Central San Clemente

Central San Clemente Real Estate

Central San Clemente encompasses the historic district of Downtown San Clemente and is comprised of beach homes, condos, duplexes, hillside estates, and historic Ole Hanson-style homes.

Coast District

Coast District Real Estate

Coast District Real Estate is perfect for residents looking for a private lifestyle and access to nature and hiking trails. The Coast District consists primarily of single family homes, with Las Marias being the sole condo community.

Forster Ranch

Forster Ranch Real Estate

The Forster Ranch area features some of the newer San Clemente homes.  Forster Ranch boasts a variety of real estate options, from the four gated communities of The Reserve to the luxury condos at Del Cabo.

Marblehead

Marblehead Real Estate

Consisting primarily of gated communities and featuring some of the most affordable ocean view properties on the San Clemente real estate market, Marblehead is a great place for San Clemente residents to call home.

Marblehead Coastal

Marblehead Coastal Real Estate

Coming to San Clemente is the ocean front Marblehead Coastal development.  From luxury villas to new shops and restaurants, Marblehead Coastal is one of the last pieces of undeveloped Orange County coastal land.

North San Clemente

North San Clemente Real Estate

North San Clemente homes and condos provide some of the best ocean views in the entire city.  Along with Central San Clemente, the highest concentration of condo options is found in the North San Clemente neighborhood.

Rancho San Clemente

Rancho San Clemente Real Estate

Rancho San Clemente offers a variety of single family homes and condos with unobstructed ocean views and quick access to Downtown San Clemente. Rancho San Clemente is perfect for families or the outdoor enthusiast.

Southeast San Clemente

Southeast San Clemente Real Estate

Southeast San Clemente is in a great location close to Downtown San Clemente and some of the best San Clemente beaches.  Southeast real estate ranges from the Ocean Fairways condo complex to the gated Sea Ridge Estates community.

Southwest San Clemente

Southwest San Clemente Real Estate

Home to some of the best ocean front homes in Orange County, Southwest San Clemente offers luxury beach living at its finest.  Southwest San Clemente is close to San Clemente State Beach and the world famous Trestles surf break.

Talega Real Estate

Talega Real Estate

Talega is the newest source for San Clemente real estate and boasts 42 single family and condo communities.  Talega's inland location makes it a private natural area perfect for people looking for a quiet lifestyle.


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  • Honesty Is The Best Policy On Your Loan Application

    Lenders on the lookout for mortgage fraud

    Posted on May 18, 2012 by Matt.

    During the housing bubble of the mid-2000s, pretty much anyone who could fill out a loan application qualified for a mortgage.  "Stated income" was the normal practice used by many lenders to determine a potential borrower's credit-worthiness; all you had to do was state what you make without providing supporting documentation, and that would probably suffice.  While the struggling housing market has meant that millions of homeowners have gone underwater on their loans and banks have lost billions on bad loans, there is some good that has come from this regarding the way lenders now ... Read More »

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