It's not only December, but it's the first day of winter and the first day that our high temperature is not expected to go above freezing, but Big Bear lakefronts are still selling. As I have always said, with lakefront homes being the most desirable properties in the valley, they …



Although we haven't had precipitation for a few weeks up here, Big Bear Lake is benefiting from the snow melt in the surrounding mountains with water levels rising 5 inches just last week. The previous week saw a 4 inch rise proceeded by a week with a 3 inch rise. …
After reaching it's lowest point in almost 13 years at 16 feet 11 inches from full last December, our wet winter has resulted in more than a 4 foot rise in lake levels with many more acre feet of water expected to melt from the surrounding mountains and runoff into …