The Case-Shiller Index is confirming property value appreciation has slowed substantially in Los Angeles from it's heated market over the past few years. The foreign investors and hedge funds driving the market higher has generally pulled back from their buying mode, leaving the buying up to the ... » Learn More about Case-Shiller Index Confirms Los Angeles Housing Price Slowdown
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Real Estate Market at a Glance
The real estate market in California continues its transition from a seller's market to one of neutrality. The unsold inventory has increased month over month by 5.3% and 33.3% year over year. The time on the market has has also increased over 33% year over year to 39 months. Even though interest ... » Learn More about Real Estate Market at a Glance
Government is Protecting First Time, Lower and Middle Income Borrowers Out of Homeownership
Government is protecting first time, lower and middle income borrowers out of homeownership. In other words the unintended consequence of governmental regulations is eliminating the traditional domestic real estate consumer. That’s the opinion of Rob Couch, one of the commissioners for the ... » Learn More about Government is Protecting First Time, Lower and Middle Income Borrowers Out of Homeownership
Mortgage Interest Rate Update September 10 2014
Interest Rates have been great, and still at historic lows, but over the past couple weeks we’ve been seeing a slow trickling up of the rates. Some of the increase in rates is because of the calming of geo political tensions. Russia has been behaving over the past week and there’s been less of a ... » Learn More about Mortgage Interest Rate Update September 10 2014
San Fernando Valley (Los Angeles) Real Estate Market Update
The San Fernando Valley real estate market continues it's transformation from being an overheated market seller's market, to one of neutrality between buyers and sellers. The supply and demand has changed substantially over the past 10 months. The active inventory has increased substantially, and ... » Learn More about San Fernando Valley (Los Angeles) Real Estate Market Update