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Southern California Home Prices Fall for a 6th Straight Month
Southern California home prices fell for a sixth-straight month in November, wiping out most of the price gains achieved during the first half of the year. The median price of a Southern California home – or the price at the midpoint of all sales — dropped to $690,000 in November, up a mere $10,000 from year-ago prices, according to new numbers from real estate data firm CoreLogic released Wednesday. Last month’s median price was down $70,000, or 9%, from the all-time high of $760,000 reached in April and May. READ MORE…
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10 Best Cheapest Places to Live in California
Here are just a few of the many Cheapest Places to Live in California: 1. Santa Rosa, CA: Located in wine country just north of San Francisco, Santa Rosa is one of the most affordable places to live in California. READ MORE…
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Housing Market for 2023
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New Homes In Olivewood from Taylor Morrison
REPRESENTATIVE PHOTOS ADDED! November Completion! Plan 4 in Olivewood is a one story design with 1,806 square feet of open concept living space that will make anyone feel right at home! From the front porch entry, the heart of the home opens into a huge space that flows from the kitchen to the dining and the great room. A wall of windows floods the room with natural sunlight and makes this open floorplan feel bright and airy. Near the front entry is a guest bedroom, and across the hall are 2 more bedrooms with shared hall bath. The primary suite is tucked away near the back of the home for…
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Housing Market Predictions For 2023: Home Prices Set To Fall For The First Time In A Decade
The steep collapse in home sales spurred by rising interest rates will continue into next year and lead to the housing market’s first yearly price decline in a decade, real estate brokerage Redfin reported Tuesday, and though the downturn may not rival the one spurred by the Great Recession, other expert predictions are calling for significant declines as high as 20%. READ MORE…
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Fremont-area home prices fall 5.9% in June, with houses for sale in high demand
A typical Sandusky County home listed for $159,900 in June, down 5.9% from the previous month’s $169,900, an analysis of data from Realtor.com shows. The median list home price in June was down about 13.5% from June 2021. Sandusky County’s median home was 1,592 square feet for a listed price of $102 per square foot. The Sandusky County market was busy, with a median 35 days on market. A month earlier, homes had a median 23 days on market. The market added 88 new home listings in June, compared with the 68 added in June 2021. The market ended the month with some 82 listings of homes for sale. READ MORE…
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Olivewood Quick Move-In Homes
Welcome Home to Olivewood Discover vibrant vistas and rustic charm at Olivewood, an idyllic gated community with new homes in Beaumont, CA. With a short commute to nearby golf courses and lush state parks, you’ll experience tranquility in one of the best places to live in Riverside County. READ MORE…
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Olivewood Quick Move-In Homes
Welcome Home to Olivewood Discover vibrant vistas and rustic charm at Olivewood, an idyllic gated community with new homes in Beaumont, CA. With a short commute to nearby golf courses and lush state parks, you’ll experience tranquility in one of the best places to live in Riverside County. READMORE…
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Does Saving Up for a House Seem Hopeless? A Guide for Today’s Tough Market
For those of you who hope to buy a home soon in today’s high-priced market, probably the most daunting hurdle is amassing the down payment. With the median home price currently hovering around $400,000, a 20% down would amount to a whopping $80,000. Now, who has that much laying around? Anyone? Further complicating matters is that you’re saving up for more than a house. You might be simultaneously socking away money for retirement, paying down credit card debt or college loans, or setting aside something for the day your kid heads off to college, too. READ MORE…
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Housing Market Predictions 2022
Low inventory, fervid competition and massive price gains have battered buyers since 2020, but now rapidly rising mortgage rates are making it even harder to purchase an affordable home. For many buyers, higher mortgage rates mean they can no longer afford homes in specific price ranges. The problem is that even modest single-family homes cost as much as lavish pads did a few years ago, so buyers are stuck either waiting for more inventory to come online or moving to a more affordable area. And there are many more who are hoping prices will drop—but that might not happen anytime soon. READ MORE…
