California’s distinctly low vacancy rates signal the need for more construction
Vacancy rates are a signal which highlight areas in need, or not in need of construction. Read on to see what California’s vacancy rates showcase.
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SoCal commercial real estate results are in
Southern California commercial real estate putting out brighter results, but there’s a long road to recovery ahead. Read on for the details of how industrial, office and retail are faring in SoCal’s major markets.
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California’s low residential vacancy rates signal more construction
Residential vacancy rates – along with jobs and residential construction – declined rapidly in 2020.
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Renting and owning across counties
Homeownership and rental vacancy rates decline across California. Are rentals the future of real estate?
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California commercial market: 2017 in review
California’s commercial market is marked by low vacancy rates and little room to expand in 2017.
Read MoreForeclosed home maintenance: who is responsible?
Should banks be held accountable for the maintenance of foreclosed homes? Yes (94%, 188 Votes) No (6%, 12 Votes) Total Voters: 200 On July 11, San Diego’s Land Use and Housing Committee is scheduled for a formal hearing on a new...
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Get creative with vacant retail space
Would you like to see your local shopping mall converted into: Don't change it - I love malls and...
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Home rentals: College students trade dorms for McMansions
California college students have found vacant, sprawling McMansions near campus cheaper than the...
Read MoreREOs for rent
The imminent deluge of foreclosures on the horizon has caused the Administration to take pause, reconnoiter and request ideas for stabilizing housing prices. Although no official proposals have been made, the prevailing official...
Read MoreJobless Californians, high vacancies
California vacancy rates for single family residences (SFRs) rose from 1.4 to 2.1% in the last decade, according to the 2010 Census data. This represents more than two years of new construction at recent rates. Rental vacancy...
Read MoreCohabitation trend spreads to commercial real estate
In this slowly evolving post-recession economic climate, increasing numbers of cash-starved homeowners pool resources with others who need shelter by cohabitating in residential properties. Now the trend of cohabitation has...
Read MoreIncreased vacancy continues to ravage California neighborhoods
Several regions across California have notably high volumes of vacant homes that will not likely decrease in the short term. According to the Research Institute for Housing America, areas that experienced the most drastic price...
Read MoreIncreasing renter populations drag neighborhoods down
California communities with a high volume of foreclosures are struggling to maintain the appearance of their neighborhoods as the influx of renter-occupants invests less time in the upkeep of their homes. When investors buy up...
Read MoreFDIC reports high volumes of delinquent construction loans
Nationally, one out of every six dollars of construction and development (C&D) loans issued by banks, roughly 16% of all C&D loans, are at least 90 days delinquent as of September 30, 2010. Another 2% are 30 to 90 days...
Read MoreLow household formations translate to high vacancy rates
357,000 new households were formed nationally during the 12-month period ending March 2010, according to data recently released by the Census Bureau (the Bureau) — an alarming plunge from the 1.3 million annual average increase...
Read MoreOffice vacancies deliver rock-bottom leasing rates
As the financial market wavers and business growth remains uncertain, occupancies for commercial buildings continue to ebb, leading to the lowest lease rates in Southern California in years. Vacancy rates increased across the...
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