Archive for the 'southern-california-housing' Category

Gentrification of Southern California: Price-to-Income charts and mortgage payments as a percent of income. Are some spots in SoCal becoming like New York?


Hypothetical family goes shopping in low inventory California housing market. How a $150,000 household income looks tiny in high priced middle class neighborhoods.


Los Angeles County has 12,700 distressed properties with loan-to-value ratios greater than 100 percent. How many homes are for sale on the MLS? 13,900.


The broke versus all cash buyer: Over 56 percent of Southern California home purchase came from FHA insured buyers and all cash buyers. Last month record level of buying from all cash buyers.


The rush to buy: Dropping contingencies on offers, thinking equity went up in last month, and stated income loans.


Irvine real estate and a case study of tightening inventory: A deep analysis on an Orange County city trafficked by foreign money, flippers, and families getting outbid even with PowerPoint presentations.


California housing inventory disappears into the sunset: Large metro areas of California are witnessing declines of 50 to 70 percent of houses for sale from last year.


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