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Tag Archives: Housing Affordability
Housing’s Spring Bloom ‘Stuck’ Due to Short Supply
“If I am underwater in my equity and now suddenly I’m not, but I’m up 5 percent and the market around me is appreciating 6,7,8,9, 10 percent, why don’t I wait and perhaps get a 10 percent return on my … Continue reading
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Why Housing Affordability Is at Risk
The average rate on the 30-year fixed mortgage dropped to 3.68 percent last week, according to the Mortgage Bankers Association. From 1985 through 1999, rates ranged from 6 to 13 percent. Present low rates have allowed buyers to purchase more … Continue reading
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Tagged 30 Year Fixed Mortgage, Annual Incomes, Chief Economist, condos, Home Builders, Home Loans, Home Values, Homebuyers, homes, Housing Affordability, Low Interest Rates, Mid Eighties, Mortgage, Mortgage Backed Securities, Mortgage Bankers Association, Mortgage Payment, news, Nineties, No Doubt, Paychecks, Real Estate, real estate business, Real Estate News, Stan Humphries, Student Debt, townhomes, Year Fixed Mortgage, Zillow
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Anian Tunney Piedmont CA Real Estate Agent: Alameda County is a Hot Real … – Virtual
Anian Tunney Piedmont CA real estate agent reports on current market conditions for Alameda County, the Bay Area and California. San Francisco, CA (PRWEB) March 24, 2013 Anian Tunney, Piedmont, CA Real Estate Agent with the Grubb Company reports that … Continue reading
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Tagged Alameda County, Anian, Association Of Realtors, california, California Association Of Realtors, California Real Estate, California San Francisco, Car Market, condos, Data Housing, Entire Bay, Fannie Mae, First Time Buyer, First Time Buyers, Grubb Company, Hillside Avenue, homes, Housing Affordability, Market Crash, news, Pending Home Sales Index, Piedmont Ca, Real Estate, Real Estate Agent, real estate business, Real Estate News, Santa Clara Counties, Shopping Area, townhomes
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Cash purchases of California homes hit record in 2012
Who needs a mortgage when you have greenbacks to spare? Not the wealthy, and certainly not investors, both of whom appear to be saturating California’s real estate market these days. The latest sign: Cash purchases of homes in the Golden … Continue reading
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Tagged 24 Years, Banner Year, california, California Real Estate, Cash Deals, Cash Purchases, Chunk, Condominiums, condos, Dataquick, Golden State, homes, Housing Affordability, Housing Market, John Walsh, Kaminsky, Manhattan Beach, Median Home Price, news, News Release, Real Estate, Real Estate Agent, real estate business, Real Estate News, S Real Estate, Shorewood Realtors, Stock Market, townhomes, Trust Funds
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December home prices jump 19.6% in Southern California
Southern California’s housing market ended the year with sharp gains, rounding out the first solid year of sustained improvement after nearly five years of real estate malaise — and helping set up further improvement in 2013. The region’s median home … Continue reading
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Tagged Banner Year, Brisk Pace, Bust, california, California Real Estate, condos, Dataquick, Foreclosed Homes, Free Southland, homes, Housing Affordability, Housing Market, Industry Group, Inland Empire, Malaise, Median Home Price, Median Price, news, Real Estate, real estate business, Real Estate News, Riverside Counties, San Bernardino, Southern California, Steep Increase, Tax Burdens, Term Trend, townhomes, Ziman Center
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Pending Home Sales Surge to Five Year High
Buyers are coming back to the housing market in ever greater numbers, as an industry index measuring contracts to purchase existing homes surged 5.2 percent in October from September. The monthly gauge of pending home sales from the National Association … Continue reading
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Tagged Antidote, Association Of Realtors, Chief Economist, condos, Consumer Confidence, Distressed Properties, Gauge, homes, Housing Affordability, Housing Market, Hurricane, Industry Index, Job Creation, Midwest, Momentum, Mortgage, Mortgage Interest Deduction, Nar, National Association Of Realtors, news, Obama, Quite Some Time, Real Estate, real estate business, Real Estate News, Steady Job, Steam, townhomes
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Analyst: Inland Calif. housing on the mend
Veteran Southern California real estate analyst G.U. Krueger adds his commentary on the housing market to this blog in a spot we call “Thursday Morning Quarterback.” Here’s his latest installment. … California is a big housing market. There are beautiful … Continue reading
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Tagged Bank Owned Property, california, California Real Estate, Central Valley, Coastal Areas, condos, Home Price Appreciation, homes, Household Wealth, Housing Affordability, Housing Market, Krueger, Metros, Morning Quarterback, Mountain Resorts, news, Price Indices, Property Index, Real Estate, real estate business, Real Estate News, Reo, Repeat Sales, San Joaquin County, Southern California Real Estate, Thursday Morning, townhomes, Upscale Communities
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Is the Apartment Rental Market Overheating?
The still faltering housing recovery, tight credit, lackluster employment growth and overall weak consumer confidence has kept demand for apartments high, despite historic housing affordability. That, plus a shortage of supply, means rents are going higher, increasing at their fastest … Continue reading
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Tagged Alexander Goldfarb, Apartment Reits, condos, Consumer Confidence, Employment Growth, Home Ownership Rate, homes, Housing Affordability, Mortgage, National Apartment, news, Pwc, Real Estate, real estate business, Real Estate Investment, Real Estate Investment Trusts, Real Estate News, Reis Inc, Renter, Rents, Sandler O Neill, Sunbelt, Target, Tight Credit, townhomes, Treasury Bond Yield, U S Treasury, Valuations
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Is the Rental Market Now Overheating?
The still faltering housing recovery, tight credit, lackluster employment growth and overall weak consumer confidence has kept demand for apartments high, despite historic housing affordability. That, plus a shortage of supply, means rents are going higher, increasing at their fastest … Continue reading
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Tagged Alexander Goldfarb, Apartment Reits, condos, Consumer Confidence, Employment Growth, Home Ownership Rate, homes, Housing Affordability, Mortgage, National Apartment, news, Pwc, Real Estate, real estate business, Real Estate Investment, Real Estate Investment Trusts, Real Estate News, Reis Inc, Renter, Rents, Sandler O Neill, Sunbelt, Target, Tight Credit, townhomes, Treasury Bond Yield, U S Treasury, Valuations
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Strong Housing Numbers, Still Slow Recovery
The number of home buyers signing contracts to buy existing homes jumped nearly six percent in May to the highest level since April of 2010, according to a new report from the National Association of Realtors. Back then buyers were … Continue reading
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