Archive for the 'southern-california-housing' Category

Jumbo loans, all cash investors, and slow population growth: The gentrification of Southern California.


The last to the party: Investors and flippers competing for small amount of inventory. Home prices increasing at fastest rate since 2006. A case analysis of a Burbank investment property.


The inventory is coming back just not in manic areas – at least not today: Some markets reaching new peak prices but competition is fierce because of lack of inventory.


Long live the rally in California home prices: How much momentum does the current real estate run have? A market where heartfelt letters are required begging sellers to offer you a Great Depression built home for an outrageous price.


A glimpse at the Irvine housing market and global gentrification: Investor demand, foreign purchases, and financial characteristics of Irvine homeowners.


Does shadow inventory even matter in Los Angeles County? Non-distressed inventory at 17,000 and distressed inventory at 17,000.


The Frenzy is back: Low inventory creates bidding wars and mania for California real estate. Low inventory shifting buyer psychology. Video of mania in action.


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