If you were watching the San Fernando Valley condominium market during the COVID-era boom in 2022, you might remember how red hot the market was. Interest rates were artificially suppressed, buyers were scrambling, inventory was tight, and condos flew off the market in just over two weeks. Fast ... » Learn More about Condo Market Shift: A Tale of Two Junes—2022 vs 2025
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San Fernando Valley Real Estate Trends: May 2025
Let’s just say May didn’t pull any punches when it came to shaking up the San Fernando Valley housing market. Whether you’re a buyer, seller, or just watching from the sidelines, the numbers speak loud and clear there’s plenty shifting beneath the surface. Condominiums: Sales Cool, Inventory ... » Learn More about San Fernando Valley Real Estate Trends: May 2025
San Fernando Valley Real Estate Snapshot April 2025
What the Latest Numbers Say About Where We’re Headed Even with interest rates still hovering higher than we'd like, the San Fernando Valley housing market isn’t standing still it’s shifting. Inventory is building, buyer behavior is changing, and the numbers from April 2025 tell a story. Condo ... » Learn More about San Fernando Valley Real Estate Snapshot April 2025
San Fernando Valley Los Angeles Housing Market and Macroeconomic Update April 2025
A few recent observations on what’s transpiring presently as we’re entering the “Spring Housing Season” but in the middle of a chaotic economic environment: • Consumer confidence is down because of uncertainties – Tariffs, Jobs, Stock Market returns, selling or buying properties… Are these ... » Learn More about San Fernando Valley Los Angeles Housing Market and Macroeconomic Update April 2025
LA’s Housing Dilemma: Why We Have More Renters and Fewer Homeowners
Over the past 50 years, homeownership rates in Los Angeles County have fluctuated due to economic conditions, housing policies, and demographic shifts. Between 1954 and 1989, California saw an average of more than 200,000 new homes built annually, with multifamily housing making up a significant ... » Learn More about LA’s Housing Dilemma: Why We Have More Renters and Fewer Homeowners