California’s housing shortage has led to population decline
California’s declining population growth: why it’s happening, how it affects real estate and what to do about it.
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Where in California new construction is keeping up with population growth
Population growth exceeds new housing in many of California’s major metros.
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Construction starts perform below their historical average — and have been since 1990
Construction starts have been far below California’s historical average most years since 1990.
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Despite recovery talk, home sales are stuck; Monthly Statistical Update (March 2018)
Demand for homeownership remains weak; Home sales volume stuck, for now; Construction limps along
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Home-sales-per-household ratio remains flat despite inventory concerns
The figure presented here tells a different story about demand.
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California worst in the nation for new affordable construction
For every four new California residents arriving between 2010 and 2016, only one new housing unit has been constructed.
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The people who move to California from other states, and those who leave
The demographics of those entering and leaving California, explored.
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California moving patterns: In with the young, out with the old
Retirees are headed for other states. But young adults continue to flock to California’s golden shores.
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Population growth exceeds new housing – by a lot
There isn’t enough new housing to accommodate new residents, and where construction is lagging behind most may surprise you.
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Builders are merry when they ought to be wary
Building is up and bigger is better. But does the demand really exist?
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