Category: California

With its rapid growth of technology and the iconic coastline, California has been home to homebuyers for a very long time. Even as prices in some areas show new signs of instability, California’s housing market continues to be complex and active. This article covers current conditions in the California housing market, trends, affordability considerations, and regional variation. So, How is the California Housing Market Doing in 2024? California home prices are hitting record highs but sales are slowing down due to rising mortgage rates. In May 2024, California’s housing market faced significant challenges…

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Chico, California, while not quite as widely known as some other housing markets in the state, offers a unique and interesting option for potential homebuyers. Unlike some pricier California cities, Chico boasts a more moderate cost of living, while still attracting residents with its growing job market and vibrant community. This article provides a springboard to explore the specifics of the Chico housing market including current home values, recent trends, and what you can expect as a buyer in this dynamic market. So, How is the Chico Housing Market Doing…

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Are you curious about what the next 5 years hold for the U.S. housing market? The housing market is a complex and ever-changing landscape, making it difficult to predict with certainty what the next five years will hold. However, based on current trends and expert opinions, there are a few key things that we can expect to see in the years to come. The housing market is expected to remain strong in the next five years. However, some key factors could impact the market, such as rising interest rates and a…

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You don’t necessarily always like to see various aspects of government in California seeking financial penalties against other aspects of government in California. It’s unseemly, in that we’re not talking Monopoly money here. It’s not “theirs” — not government’s — it’s our money, that we gave them. It merely encourages highly paid government lawyers to go out and hire even more highly paid private attorneys to advise them in their fight to keep their version of our money. But sometimes, absent being able to throw a government in jail when…

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You don’t necessarily always like to see various aspects of government in California seeking financial penalties against other aspects of government in California. It’s unseemly, in that we’re not talking Monopoly money here. It’s not “theirs” — not government’s — it’s our money, that we gave them. It merely encourages highly paid government lawyers to go out and hire even more highly paid private attorneys to advise them in their fight to keep their version of our money. But sometimes, absent being able to throw a government in jail when…

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A one-bedroom condo in the Yerba Buena of San Francisco is on the market for nearly $670,000. The property’s listed price on Zillow is less than its value has been since 2004, when it sold for $499,000, according to records on the real estate platform. The home was at one point in May 2019 listed for sale for nearly $1.1 million but the listing was removed in June of that year. The next time it went on the market, it was valued at 32.5 percent less at $729,000. Since then,…

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