the Inland Empire’s most relevant REAL-ESTATE news and data
Inland Empire’s Most Relevant Housing News and Data
KEEPING UP with the real-estate market can be overwhelming…. without a trusted source of news and data. Not only is there a lot changing all the time, but it is also scattered all over the web. In order to save you time, we bring news, updates, insights, tips, guides, articles into one location about Inland Empire Real Estate.
For over 100 years (since 1918), we have served as the “Voice of Real Estate in the Inland Empire“?. The BIG ISSUES impacting your financial future are listed below. If you live in the Inland Empire, we make it easy for you to “click-through” the most relevant real-estate market information.
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Existing, single-family home sales totaled 462,720 in February on a seasonally adjusted annualized rate, down 4.5 percent from January and up 9.7 percent from February 2020.
February’s statewide median home price was $699,000, down 0.1 percent from January and up 20.6 percent from February 2020.
Year-to-date statewide home sales were up 15.9 percent in February.
March 16, 2021 – By CALIFORNIA ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS® (C.A.R.)
NEWS about Commercial Real Estate in the Inland Empire:
It might seem impossible that the already strong market could break new records, but the thriving industrial market recorded 26 million square feet of absorption in 2020.
To boost housing, cities like Berkeley and Sacramento are striking down single-family zoning laws and encouraging more dense development, joining a nationwide trend.
Real estate prices are skyrocketing in the Inland Empire and experts say the demand is so high, buyers are getting into bidding wars, but how could this be happening during a pandemic with so many people struggling financially.
Existing, single-family home sales totaled 484,730 in January on a seasonally adjusted annualized rate, down 4.9 percent from December and up 22.5 percent from January 2020.
January’s statewide median home price was $699,890, down 2.5 percent from December and up 21.7 percent from January 2020.
The statewide Unsold Inventory Index was 1.5 months in January, up from 1.3 months in December but down from 3.4 months in January 2020.
February 19, 2021 – By CALIFORNIA ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS® (C.A.R.)
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