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California’s expanded experimentation with safety net programs in response to the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020 contributed to better outcomes for residents living below the poverty line.
The Fed assures today’s high level of inflation is temporary, but this is contradicted by rapidly rising rents.
Home sales volume jumped — past to present; Pandemic-primed home prices now ripe to pop; Buyer purchasing power turns against home sales
Renters living in larger multifamily buildings were more likely to pay their rent during the pandemic than renters living in smaller units owned by mom-and-pop landlords.
While the seas have calmed following the steep losses of the 2020 recession, the 2021 commercial real estate market still remains choppy. The Q3 2021 Voit Real Estate Services market reports for Southern California (SoCal) reveals where the largest struggles remain —...
At a time when the housing crisis is at a peak, building material shortages are causing cascading problems for builders.
Low inventory and zoning restrictions incentivize builders to develop in hazardous, fire prone areas.
The past year’s homebuyers are shouldering a significant chunk of their communities’ property taxes.
The impact on consumer confidence in the Chinese real estate market and global financial markets will continue to be significant.