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West Coast Bliss: New Homes for Sale in California by Taylor Morrison If you’ve been California dreaming for your Next Move, Taylor Morrison offers new homes for sale in California everywhere you want to be. From the chill seaside lifestyle of Southern California to vibrant techie hubs in Silicon Valley, East Bay, Sacramento, the Inland Empire and more. Taylor Morrison is excited to be your California home builder as you embark on a new adventure. Explore beautiful move-in ready homes across the state or choose your dream house design from a beautiful collection of floor plan layouts. We build new homes in Southern California, new homes in the Bay Area and new homes in…
California housing market: Everything you need to know
All across the nation, 2022 was a turbulent year for the housing market. Mortgage rates more than doubled without a corresponding decrease in housing prices, leaving homes unaffordable for many Americans. California is one of the most populous and largest states in the country, and it’s also one of the most expensive. If you live in the Golden State, or are hoping to move there, you might be wondering how the real estate market in the state has fared over the past year. Let’s take a closer look at the California housing market. READ MORE…
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…
Housing Market for 2023
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…