Two words alone have, rightly, loomed large in discussions about California’s housing market this year: inventory and affordability. A tight supply of homes available for sale has helped to keep strong upward pressure on home prices, which in turn has caused further deterioration of affordability in the state. As housing becomes more expensive, and the cost of living between expensive central areas and outlying counties expands, people begin to make decisions on the trade-offs between living farther out (and in larger houses) and commuting longer to their jobs. For your next purchase or rental who’s got your back? Subscribe and/or Follow me on Twitter for strategies to navigate the housing market!
California real estate moves higher in June. Is the economy getting stronger or is lending getting easier?
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