California in need of higher paying jobs before recession encore
The recession encore is expected near the end of this year. What does this mean for California employment?
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Tag: job creation
FHA increases mortgage limits — a lot
How many of your sellers in 2021 sold and relocated outside of California? More than 20% (63%, 20...
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How the infrastructure bill supports housing
The most important thing about the infrastructure bill is the jobs it will create.
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Looking ahead to recovery
An overview of what’s contained in the most recent government stimulus and how it will affect the real estate market.
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New business formation and California’s housing market
This article is Part I of a series on business creation and California’s housing market.
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Entrepreneurial cycles: New business establishment and California real estate
Find out how trends in business establishments and failures directly affect real estate by influencing where employees live and how much they earn.
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Getting tough with big banks (and missing the point)
Tighter banking regulations won’t help the struggling American consumer.
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Home prices continue to jump — are the good times here to stay?
Home prices have risen nationwide an average of 10.9% year-over-year in March 2013. This is the...
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Going negative for growth
The Federal Reserve pays lenders interest on excess reserves. Would going negative jump start the recovery?
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Home work is not for everyone
It was once believed working from home would be the norm…
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The dynamic seasons of employment (or unemployment)
The extreme decrease in national jobs growth this summer has economists questioning the accuracy...
Read MoreRecovery underway: employment rises in 2011
Employment rose by 0.5 percentage points from January 2012 to February 2012, to a total of 14,116,400 total people employed statewide. Jobs also increased in four of California’s five largest counties, although Riverside...
Read MoreThe homeowner debt debate
Nobody understands debt, according to Nobel Prize-winning economist Paul Krugman. What he means specifically is that Congress, the media and the American people do not understand the distinction between public debt and private...
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