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San Diego housing indicators
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Buying Homes in Foreclosure
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Recent updates to the course e-book
- Effective January 1st, 2021, California homeowners qualify for a net equity homestead protection of up to $300,000 or the median sale price for a single family residence (SFR) in the homeowner’s county in the calendar year prior to the year in which they claim the exemption, not to exceed $600,000 (adjusted annually for inflation). [CCP §704.730] For more on this topic, see Form-of-the-Week: Homestead exemption, an asset preservation declaration – Form 465
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Orange County housing indicators
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Sales volume: a powerful magnet for home prices
Home sales volume movement impacts tomorrow’s home prices.
California home sales volume
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Los Angeles housing indicators
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Construction starts are below their historical average — and have been since 1990
Construction starts have been far below California’s historical average most years since 1990.
To buy in 2026? Consumer and builder sentiment are both down, a dilemma
Find out what homebuyers and builders have in mind for 2026 and how to make their expectations work for you and your agents!
The 20% solution: Personal savings rate and homeownership as agent advice
Over the last few decades, savings has followed a path conversely proportionate to consumer confidence.
SoCal commercial property struggles for buoyancy — Q4 2025
Vacancy rates are up in all SoCal sectors and counties, aside from Orange County office and a slight year-over decrease for Los Angeles industrial. Net absorption remains negative for San Diego and Orange County but turned positive for Los Angeles and Inland Empire industrial in 2025.