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DATA FINANCE LEGAL OPINION POLICY TRENDS	What’s Going on in the Inland Empire Housing Market? Find out if your community is experiencing a Buyer’s Market or a Seller’s Market Compare data on a weekly, monthly, quarterly, and yearly basis. Drilldown on a city or zipcode. NEWS about Housing Data in the Inland Empire: Existing home sales in 2020 hit highest point since 2006, but listings are at a record low January 22, 2021 – By Diana Olick U.S. labor market recovery slowing; housing, manufacturing anchor economy January 21, 2021 – By Lucia Mutikani, Reuters California housing market ends year on high note as sales continue strong in December and median price reaches another record high, C.A.R. reports – Existing, single-family home sales totaled 509,750 in December on a seasonally adjusted annualized rate, up 0.2 percent from November and up 28 percent from December 2019. – December’s statewide median home price was $717,930, up 2.7 percent from November and up 16.8 percent from December 2019. – For 2020 as a whole, sales of existing statewide homes were up 3.5 percent from last year. Jan 15, 2021 – By CALIFORNIA ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS® (C.A.R.) Sale of 2,590-acre property to bring thousands of new homes to Calimesa January 8, 2021 – By Kelsey Pudloski NEWS about Housing Finance in the Inland Empire: Low rates, flexibility to work from home drives California home-buying interest to levels not seen since the last decade, C.A.R. reports – Existing, single-family home sales totaled 508,820 in November on a seasonally adjusted annualized rate, up 5.0 percent from October and up 26.3 percent from November 2019. – November’s statewide median home price was $699,000 down 1.7 percent from October and up 18.5 percent from November 2019. – Year-to-date statewide home sales were up 1.3 percent in November. December 17, 2020, by CALIFORNIA ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS® (C.A.R.) What made housing less affordable in Q3? November 9, 2020 – by Candyd Mendoza How Lenders and Consumers Are Going Digital October 19, 2020 – Daily Dose, Mortgage rates set yet another record low, but applications fall October 14, 2020 Housing Boom Boosting These ETFs September 28, 2020 – By Sumit Roy SoCal Industrial Leasing Activity Declines 3% September 28, 2020 – By Kelsi Maree Borland NEWS about Housing Laws in the Inland Empire: Homeowners in California Are Leveraging Loosened Building Laws for Rental Income and Added Living Space through Pandemic January 12, 2021 – (BUSINESS WIRE) California Real Estate Regulations, Legislation To Watch In 2021 January 3, 2021 – By Andrew McIntyre Segregation has been embraced, mandated, and maintained in the United States by law and policy — here’s how September 22, 2020 – By Angie Chatman NEWS about Housing Opinions in the Inland Empire: Southern California Housing Forecasts for 2021: San Diego, Riverside, Los Angeles January 14, 2021, By Brandon Cornett Commentary: Five things I’ve learned covering California’s housing crisis that you should know January 6, 2021 – By MATT LEVIN CAN CALIFORNIA STOP BIG TECH FROM DECAMPING TO CHEAPER PLACES? January 3, 2021 – By Joel Kotkin and Marshall Toplansky How the remote work revolution could change California’s housing crisis December 21, 2020, By Matt Levin Redfin’s 2021 Housing Market Predictions: 14.5 Million Americans Will Move Out of Town, Fueling 10% Sales Growth With the end of the pandemic in sight, more people will relocate than in over a decade December 15, 2020, Redfin Tech Hubs and State Capitals Will Dominate 2021 Sacramento, Calif., San Jose, Calif. and Charlotte, N.C. are forecasted to see the highest home price appreciation and sales growth in 2021 December 7, 2020 – from Realtor.com® Top Housing Markets The housing market outlook for 2021 A recovering economy, record purchase originations and a drop in refinances December 2, 2020, 11:24 am By Mike Fratantoni NEWS about Housing Policies in the Inland Empire: Time Is Ticking: Changes to California’s Parent-Child Property Tax Reassessment Exclusion Take Effect February 15 January 20, 2021 – By Dana M. Reid and Matthew Widmyer How Changes to California’s Property Tax System Could Affect Reassessments January 2, 2021 – By Press Release Why CAR campaigned for California’s Proposition 19 Seniors, empty nesters, and those affected by wildfires are set to benefit the most December 3, 2020 – By Tim Glaze Election Results Could Reflect Regional Housing Markets October 26, 2020 – By: Christina Hughes Babb Real estate industry expresses support for Biden’s $15,000 tax credit November 9, 2020 – By Julia Falcon Property market under stress as insurers have “dramatically withdrawn” due to wildfires October 14, 2020 – by Alicja Grzadkowska Split Roll Initiative in California Threatens Property Tax Limitations on Commercial Real Estate By Ulrik Boesen (Ulrik is Senior Policy Analyst with the Center for State Tax Policy at the Tax Foundation. His focus is on excise taxation and supporting the team developing principled positions on various excise taxes ranging from gasoline to tobacco.) Proposition 19: The Home Protection for Seniors, Severely Disabled, Families, and Victims of Wildfire ad Natural Disaster Act By “Yes on 19”, a coalition of Firefighters, Seniors, Schools, Cities, Businesses and Community Leaders NEWS about Housing Trends in the Inland Empire: ‘Insatiable demand’ drives Southern California warehouse boom “You keep expecting regulation to take a toll on business … but when you look at the numbers and metrics, they keep going and going.” January 24, 2021 – By Linda Baker Southern California Is Having a Pandemic Real Estate Boom Home prices and sales have surged, but the good news doesn’t extend to most renters January 22, 2021 – By Ian Spiegelman Soaring Demand for Inland Empire Warehouse Space Brings Opportunities for Developers Home prices and sales have surged, but the good news doesn’t extend to most renters January 21, 2021 – By Jeff Shaw in California, Industrial, Market Reports, Western, Western Market Reports Riverside expected to be among nation’s hottest housing markets in 2021 January 20, 2021 – By Kelsey Pudloski Inland Empire Multifamily Report – Fall 2020 The area continued to top the nation for rent growth going into the fourth quarter. January 12, 2021 – By Anca Gagiuc New Home Lot Supply Drops To Cycle Lows According To Zonda January 06, 2021 – By JESSICA BREWER, Zonda Sustained economic growth finally in sight December 17, 2020 – By VICTORIA PIKE BOND

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What’s Going on in the Inland Empire Housing Market?

- - Find out if your community is experiencing a Buyer’s Market or a Seller’s Market
  - Compare data on a weekly, monthly, quarterly, and yearly basis.
  - Drilldown on a city or zipcode.

NEWS about Housing Data in the Inland Empire:

Existing home sales in 2020 hit highest point since 2006, but listings are at a record low

January 22, 2021 – By Diana Olick

U.S. labor market recovery slowing; housing, manufacturing anchor economy

January 21, 2021 – By Lucia Mutikani, Reuters

California housing market ends year on high note as sales continue strong in December and median price reaches another record high, C.A.R. reports

– Existing, single-family home sales totaled 509,750 in December on a seasonally adjusted annualized rate, up 0.2 percent from November and up 28 percent from December 2019.

– December’s statewide median home price was $717,930, up 2.7 percent from November and up 16.8 percent from December 2019.

– For 2020 as a whole, sales of existing statewide homes were up 3.5 percent from last year.

Jan 15, 2021 – By CALIFORNIA ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS® (C.A.R.)

Sale of 2,590-acre property to bring thousands of new homes to Calimesa

January 8, 2021 – By Kelsey Pudloski