These days, there are just no easy deals in residential real estate.
With statewide median prices up over 13% in the third quarter, ultra-low interest rates, and clearly, not enough inventory...
Yesterday, the California Association of Realtors (C.A.R.) released their third quarter housing numbers.
The data presented this quarter might be some of the most important received in all of 2020. For this blog, I want to highlight a ...
Last week, I had the wise idea of doing an “instant” reaction to the California proposition results that affected real estate throughout the state.
I should have known better.
Here we sit on Friday still without official res...
For this week’s blog post, I am going back to sharing some specific sub-market content before we head into analyzing the election results next week.
Tucked into a small cul-de-sac between Palos Verdes Drive North and Silver Spur Road...
Since the start of the pandemic, I have been sharing details from the excellent reports provided by the California Association of Realtors (C.A.R.). Their data is very dependable, and it helps me see real estate with a little more breadth bey...
On this week’s blog, I am going to break down the California propositions that will affect real estate here in the South Bay, and throughout the state.
I will not give my opinion on which way I am voting, but I will try to give you a...
The 3rd quarter officially ended last week.
We now have a large dataset to dig into to tell us how the South Bay real estate market is reacting to this wild and crazy 2020.
If you have been a weekly blog reader throughout the ye...
Interest rates are a topic I normally write about semi-annually, but it has been 13 months since my last rates blog because, well...2020. Thank you all for being patient, I know I have been promising this topic for quite some time now.
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It has been a wild year.
And, the same can be said for South Bay real estate too.
For this post, I am going to share some numbers and anecdotal thoughts on what is happening right now in the South Bay marketplace. The market see...
This 2020 has been crazy, to say the least.
You can point out numerous large factors affecting our marketplace in a long list, when usually in most years, there are just one or two factors.
Look at this very simply, yet incredi...
Back by popular demand… One. Last. Time.
The August South Bay real estate numbers are here.
Why only once more?
Because year-over-year monthly data is getting less and less valuable.
The market shock from the pan...