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July 2019 Real Estate and Mortgage Trends – San Diego California
Buyers and homeowners are capitalizing on the historically low levels of mortgage rates we’ve seen this last month.
3 Ways the last Jobs Report Will Affect California Real Estate in 2020
Employment is one of the biggest indicators of the state of the housing market. Home sales are directly tied
California sees Market Stability with Older Homebuyers
First-time homebuyers in California are getting older, and it’s been good for housing market stability. According to Zillow, 33
May 2019 Real Estate and Mortgage Trends – San Diego California
7.4% fewer California homes closed escrow in February 2019 compared to the same month a year earlier, according to CoreLogic. So
Short Term Rentals are Raising Rents and Hurting the Economy
There are a lot of great things about Short Term Rentals (STRs) like Airbnb and HomeAway. Most people love being able to
Mortgage Trends and Predictions for 2020
Like any industry, there are trends in the popularities of different home loans. With mortgage rates expected to slowly rise throughout the remainder of the year, and equity likely
California’s Real Estate Market is Bending towards Buyers for the Summer
Looking at housing reports for April 2019, we can see that the real estate market is bending towards buyers for the summer. As the weather warms up, so are opportunities for buyers. They are steadily gaining negotiating power as the housing market appreciation slows, especially in some of the nation’s hottest markets. California markets, in … Read more
New Forecasts predict Higher Home Prices and a Better Market for 2019
Things are looking bright for the California housing market. After some uncertainty in the beginning of the year and expectations of a
February 2019 Real Estate and Mortgage Trends – San Diego California
Home Sales Volume is, as a rule, where we first see current market action being reflected, followed by prices. The current low sales and low inventory environment is an indicator we won’t see an increase of sales volume until after home prices bottom out in 2020. Here are housing data, market factors and predictions we … Read more