Category Archives: Buying a Home
Top 10 metros where millennials are moving
Source: Housing Wire Despite the idea that Millennials move around and don’t want to be tied down, young people today are actually less likely to move than previous generations. In fact, data from the U.S. Census Bureau shows the...
Read More ›California’s housing crisis was decades in the making
Source: Sacramento Bee Millennials are finally starting to get active in the real estate market. After the 2008 financial crisis, many millennials returned home to live with their parents or shared expenses with roommates. Now,...
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California housing market remains solid with sales, price gains
Source: Mortgage Professional America The California housing market saw sales and prices improve from year-ago levels in July, indicating a solid market in spite of supply and affordability challenges, according to the CALIFORNIA ASSOCIATION OF...
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Boomers who refuse to sell are dominating the housing market
Source: Bloomberg Prospective homebuyers are finding themselves out in the cold because building has slowed, and longer-living baby boomers are staying put, setting up a simmering conflict between the two biggest generations in U.S. history....
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How high can Southern California home prices go?
Source: Orange County Register For 62 straight months, Southern California home prices have gone in one direction. Up. Five years ago, you could snatch up a median-priced condo in Orange and Los Angeles counties for about $280,000, 76...
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Vallejo ranks first in nation’s hottest housing markets
Source: Mercury News The Vallejo-Fairfield market in Solano County is the No. 1 “hottest” in the nation. Vallejo, a city whose reputation has been tarnished through the years by news reports about crime and gangs, has...
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