Tag Archives: Home prices

Baby Boomers won’t downsize homes anytime soon

Posted on September 17, 2018 by Community Real Estate

Source: Housing Wire Baby Boomers are staying put and their kids are sticking with them. A study released Thursday by Trulia examined the housing situations of homeowners 65 and older and compared it with a decade ago. It uncovered a … Continue reading →

Posted in Home Prices, Housing availability, Senior's homes | Tagged Home prices, Homes |

Here Are The Hottest Housing Markets Ranked By Realtor.com

Posted on August 1, 2018 by Community Real Estate

Realtor.com just released its hottest market list. Compiled from June data, Realtor.com studied listing searches in each U.S. market along with supply, demand and prices. The list revealed surprises. For the first time in six years, California markets did not rank … Continue reading →

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Posted on June 4, 2018 by Community Real Estate

Posted in Appraisals, Real Estate | Tagged Home prices |

Millennial homeownership suddenly drops after a good run

Posted on May 8, 2018 by Community Real Estate

Source: CNBC Homeownership was crawling slowly back from its record low two years ago, but it just stalled, and the youngest homebuyers are behind that. Millennials had been driving the nation’s overall homeownership rate, showing the biggest gains throughout 2017, … Continue reading →

Posted in Buying a Home, Real Estate | Tagged Buying, Buying a Home, Home prices |

8 Orange County ZIPs in Top 100 priciest for U.S. home sales

Posted on January 1, 2018 by Community Real Estate

Source: The Orange County Register Eight Orange County ZIP codes are among the Top 100 most expensive in the nation based on 2017 home sales, says real estate website Property Shark. The priciest Orange County ZIP is Newport Coast’s … Continue reading →

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SoCal house prices shoot up in October

Posted on November 30, 2017 by Community Real Estate

Source: The Orange County Register The median price of an existing, detached single-family home rose significantly in Southern California in October compared with the same month a year ago, the California Association of REALTORS® reports. San Bernardino had the greatest … Continue reading →

Posted in Economy, Home Prices, Real Estate | Tagged Home prices, Real Estate |

San Diego home price increases outpace nation, most U.S. cities

Posted on November 6, 2017 by Community Real Estate

Source: Los Angeles Times San Diego had the third highest annual home price increase in the nation in August, a distinction not reached since 2014, said a top real estate index released Tuesday. San Diego County home prices have risen … Continue reading →

Posted in Buying a Home, MArket Value, Real Estate, Selling your Home | Tagged Buying, Economy, Home prices, Real Estate, Selling |

Could YIMBY be the new NIMBY?

Posted on October 27, 2017 by Community Real Estate

Source: Builder Magazine Developers, builders, manufacturers, and investors have tried to change the narrative for years now. More housing would make for more affordable housing, rejuvenated communities, and a workforce of people who could and would support city and … Continue reading →

Posted in Back Yards, Builders, Developers, Housing availability, New Homes, Real Estate | Tagged Home prices, Home Styles, Homes, Patios, Real Estate |

S.F. Mayor Wants to Speed Up Approvals for Housing Construction

Posted on October 23, 2017 by Community Real Estate

Source: KQED San Francisco Mayor Ed Lee on Thursday called on city departments to cut by nearly half the time it takes to issue building permits to developers constructing housing projects. Lee said speeding up the production of housing would … Continue reading →

Posted in Builders, Developers, Real Estate | Tagged Builders, Home prices, New Homes, Real Estate |

Economist warns that buyers face increasing troubles

Posted on October 5, 2017 by Community Real Estate

Source: CNBC From a broad view, the U.S. housing market looks very healthy. Demand is high, employment and wages are growing, and mortgage rates are low. But the nation’s housing market is assuredly unhealthy; in fact, it is increasingly mismatched … Continue reading →