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The second quarter is the South Bay home market's most important quarter as it is the busy “Spring Selling Season” that normally sets the tone for the remainder of the year.
This week, I am goi...
Summer is in full swing, and I hope all our readers, old and new, enjoyed a safe and fun 4th of July holiday!
We are officially in the second half of the year, and with that, the conclusion of quarter two. It is now time to breakdown those S...
The beauty of the Manhattan Beach home market is that apples-to-apples comparisons are easy to come by when studying appreciation.
Thanks to easily defined areas like the Tree Section, East Manhattan Beach, or the Sand Section with similar s...
I have received a few calls and emails from my blogs and podcasts regarding the California Affordability Index.
Many investors, builders (weighing risk) and buyers express frustration with the sky-high prices and interest rates making the Ca...
I hope all of you had a wonderful Memorial Day weekend relaxing and honoring our military service members who paid the ultimate sacrifice for our country.
For this week’s blog, I am covering two short topics:
Macro-data beyond the Sou...
Regular readers are likely aware of my anticipation for the release of the California Housing Affordability Index (HAI) by the California Association of Realtors every quarter.
By now, you've probably grown accustomed to these quarterly affo...
There is a lot of debate on what strategy works best when it comes to selling property.
It is almost universally agreed here in the South Bay that homes in the median price range, with plenty of comps, are best served coming to the MLS by sl...
Last week I covered the tepid start to inventory this spring selling season. Luckily, we are starting to see more South Bay home listings as this week began with a surge of 20 new listings debuting on the Palos Verdes Peninsula in a matter of t...
The hottest topics in residential real estate are high mortgage rates and low home inventory levels. Many pundits predicted falling mortgage rates and rising inventory as major themes of 2024.
Some saying, for example:
“How could inte...
The majority of the South Bay is officially on spring break!
And with the onset of the long week off, we also get the conclusion of 2024's first quarter.
Without question, the real estate market has not gone the way many had planned i 202...
There are always trends in real estate.
Sometimes it is a color trend, sometimes it is an architectural trend, and some trends can last for years or just be a flash in the pan.
A trend this month seems to be one-level homes.
And in rea...