Category: Uncategorized
-
Why California Is a Top Metro for Real Estate Investors
Investors remain active nationwide, continuing to buy steadily even as overall home sales decline. With fewer affordability barriers than typical buyers, they increasingly shape pricing in many markets. Their share of transactions has grown, especially in competitive areas where regular buyers struggle with costs. Investors in California paid well above market rates in 2025, with…
-
Not a Surge, but a Shift: Western Housing Sets Up for 2026 Recovery
Western real estate markets are expected to stabilize or see moderate growth in 2026, with cities like Denver, Northern Colorado, Boise, Vegas, Phoenix, and Tucson showing positive trends. California faces challenges due to limited supply and affordability. Underbuilt markets and steady job growth support new home demand, while land constraints and rising costs may impact…
-
LA Luxury Homes Stumble, Value Picks Rise
Luxury‑home sales in Los Angeles are hitting decade lows despite modest price increases. High‑end estates above $5 million often sell 30–40% below original ask prices. Meanwhile, more affordable “value‑pick” homes see steadier demand and quicker sales. Buyers increasingly prefer green‑certified, sustainably built homes over oversized trophy estates. Result: LA’s luxury segment cools; mid‑price homes emerge as…
-
Cities With the Most Expensive Homes in California
The most expensive California cities for homes are led by Atherton with a typical value of $7.5M, followed by Los Altos Hills at $5.7M and Montecito at $5.2M. Home values vary across metro areas, with San Francisco-Oakland-Berkeley having 11 cities in the top 30. Five-year price changes range widely, with some cities seeing increases over…
-
24 County sa California, Mas Abot-Kaya ang Bahay Ngayon
Ipinapakita ng housing market ng California ang magkahalong takbo kahit tumaas ang benta sa buong estado. Habang naabot ang pinakamataas na benta sa loob ng tatlong taon, 24 na county ang nakapagtala ng pagbaba sa taunang median na presyo ng bahay, kabilang ang malalaking pagbaba sa San Benito (-11.3%) at Lassen (-26.6%). Nakaranas din ng…
-
Happy New Year!
A new year arrives with fresh goals, bold ideas, and the momentum to turn today’s plans into tomorrow’s lasting success. 2026 begins with opportunity ahead, inviting smarter decisions, renewed focus, and confidence to shape what comes next. Happy New Year 2026, a time to celebrate progress, embrace change, and move forward with optimism, purpose, and…
-
USC Report: SoCal Rents Expected to Keep Rising Over Next 2 Years
Southern California faces ongoing rent increases due to a persistent housing shortage, with vacancy rates around 5% in Los Angeles County and 4% in Orange County. Average rents are expected to rise modestly over the next two years, reaching $2,350 in LA and $2,859 in Orange County by 2027. Limited housing production, influenced by economic…
-
Why LA Buyers Still Compete Despite Softening Prices
Slide 1: LA home prices show early cooling signs, but tight supply keeps competition strong. Slide 2: Inventory stays lean at just 1.94 months, keeping pressure on prices to hold firm. Slide 3: New listings average $1.13M, with only 28% seeing price cuts—below state and national rates. Slide 4: Rentals stay pricey at a $4,800…
-
AB 1050 ng California: Pag-aalis ng Hadlang sa Pagsasaayos ng Komersyal na Ari-arian para sa Pabahay
Ang AB 1050 ng California, na magkakabisa sa Enero 2026, ay nagpapahintulot sa mga developer na alisin ang mga restriktibong kasunduan sa mga komersyal na ari-arian na pumipigil sa paggamit nito bilang tirahan. Pinalalawak nito ang saklaw upang isama ang anumang pabahay na sumusunod sa mga batas ng estado at lokalidad. Pinapayagan ng batas na…
-
4 Tips For Finding The Best Mortgage Rates
When choosing a mortgage, consider fixed-rate loans for stable payments or adjustable-rate mortgages (ARMs) for lower initial rates but variable costs. Explore state programs offering low-interest loans and assistance, especially for first-time buyers. A larger down payment, typically 20%, can secure better rates. Compare lenders, including banks, credit unions, and online options. Use mortgage calculators…