California has the most at-risk markets in the U.S.
Inland communities, from Chico to Riverside-San Bernardino counties, are the most at-risk housing markets in California.
Foreign buyers are spending more, buying less in California
More foreigners are discovering America, again. Well, the nation’s real estate to be more specific. Foreign investors bought a combined $59 billion of homes in the United States from April 2021 through March 2022, an 8.5% increase from the previous year and ending a three-year skid of slumping sales. Record-high prices – from Portland, Maine,…
Affordability tumbles to a 15-year low and the majority of homes for sale are ‘stale’
Higher mortgage rates are affecting the number of households that can buy a home, with the Bay Area now more affordable than other regions in the state.
California dreaming: 20% of ‘emerging’ housing markets in U.S. are in the state
Affordability and appreciation are possible in California. At least in some of the cities listed by the Wall Street Journal/Realtor.com Emerging Markets report.
Home sales slow in master-planned communities in California
Plus, The One is done (in a couple of ways), home flipping profits tumble, and pocket (also known as secret) listings increase.
