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May 11, 2026 – By The Mirror
House prices are set to plummet across the country, say experts
House prices look set to plummet in many areas across the country this year, favoring buyers over sellers
May 11, 2026 – By CaloNews
Two new projects approved for the Inland Empire
The Inland Empire’s U.S. Reps. Pete Aguilar (CA-33) and Mark Takano (CA-39) recently announced that they individually secured millions of federal dollars for two different projects.
May 11, 2026 – By Yahoo.com
Cities Where Home Prices Are Dropping the Most
If you're looking for an affordable home, these are the cities where home prices are dropping the most.
May 8, 2026 – By MSN
How California’s popularity turned into a housing pressure point
You have seen it happen in Santa Monica, right as the ocean air hits you and every block feels like a postcard. Popularity does not just bring visitors, it brings pressure on every bedroom within walking distance of the sand.
Check out Santa Monica Pier. The boardwalk energy spills into the streets where apartments used to feel reachable for people working nearby.
Check out Santa Monica Pier. The boardwalk energy spills into the streets where apartments used to feel reachable for people working nearby.
May 6, 2026 – By MSN
LA's population declines as San Francisco sees AI-fueled rebound
Los Angeles County is facing continued population decline and economic headwinds, while San Francisco is experiencing modest growth driven by a surge in AI-related tech investment. Census data show LA lost about 54,000 residents from July 2024 to July 2025, the largest numeric drop in the nation, amid slowed immigration, Hollywood job losses, and high housing costs. San Francisco, meanwhile, gained residents and saw rising office leasing, though experts caution both cities face long-term affordability and demographic challenges.
May 5, 2026 – By MSN
California's multigenerational housing boom reshapes Redlands market
California is experiencing a rise in multigenerational living, where multiple generations of a family reside in the same household. This trend is influencing housing preferences and design choices across the state. It reflects changing social, economic, and cultural dynamics that are reshaping residential demand.
May 5, 2026 – By Realtor.com
Not Your Granny's Flat: How the Rise of Multigenerational Living in California Is Driving a Boom in ADUs
In California's high-tech luxury markets, buyers leverage ADUs and "NextGen" suites to secure legacy properties and offset mortgages.
May 5, 2026 – By SFGate
‘Just won the lottery’: A trending home financing option is gaining popularity in Calif.
When Eric Rewitzer and his wife Annie Galvin decided to move out of San Francisco after 30 years in the city, they found their dream home in Amador County. It was just what they were looking for — 13 acres of land with a timber frame home and a little art studio — but they couldn’t afford it.
May 4, 2026 – By CAR
C.A.R. Board of Directors Summary Update
Get a recap of key highlights from Legislative Day and notable discussions, advocacy efforts, and actions taken last week by the Board on behalf of California REALTORS®.
April 27, 2026 – By MSN
California exodus grows as housing costs hit record highs
California is facing a deepening housing affordability crisis, with soaring home prices and rents driving tens of thousands to leave for cheaper states. Research shows movers save hundreds monthly on housing and are more likely to own homes after relocating. Innovative projects like a low-cost Oakland development offer hope, but experts warn that supply shortages remain the core issue.
April 27, 2026 – By ABC10
New California bill could change how investors buy homes
A proposed California housing bill aims to make it easier for first-time homebuyers to compete in a competitive real estate market. Assembly Bill 1611, introduced by Matt Haney, seeks to discourage institutional investors from purchasing large numbers of single-family homes.
April 27, 2026 – By MSN
RivCo, IE sees increases in home sales amid Golden State's downward trend
Home sales may have declined in California in March amid rising prices, according to the California Association of Realtors, but a recent report notes that Riverside County and the Inland Empire saw increases in home sales. Many buyers and sellers lagged in a holding pattern amid global uncertainty, according to that report.
April 27, 2026 – By Realtor.com
Californians Who Move Away Typically Save $672 a Month on Housing, Leading More to Eye the Exits
Recent research reveals that many California residents are departing the state for more affordable locations and greater financial security.
April 26, 2026 – By Vanguard News Group
Expert Says Housing Supply Shortage Is Central to California Affordability Crisis - Davis Vanguard
California's housing affordability crisis is driven by a shortage of homes and a political system that has made it too difficult to build them, according to Bowman Cutter, who says state and local leaders must confront supply constraints if they want rents and home prices to fall.
April 24, 2026 – By Mountain Democrat
California’s housing market remained sluggish in March
SACRAMENTO — California’s housing market retreated in March as the Iran conflict, surging energy prices and financial market volatility kept potential homebuyers and sellers in hiernation mode, the California Association
April 24, 2026 – By PRnewswire
Housing affordability improved for all Californians in 2025, but significant gaps remain wide for Black households, C.A.R. reports
Affordability gap narrowed for Hispanic/Latino households, but expanded for Black households Close to one-fifth (19 percent) of all Californians earned enough…
April 23, 2026 – By Yahoo
Congress is finally tackling the housing crisis. What will it mean for California?
Housing experts are excited to see the federal government finally get involved in an issue it has long ignored, though they caution that the proposed solutions are not an instant fix.
April 22, 2026 – By Patch.com
RivCo, IE Sees Increases In Home Sales Amid Golden State's Downward Trend
Across the board, March home sales "were subdued, as higher mortgage rates and stock market volatility kept many buyers on the sidelines."
April 22, 2026 – By CNBC
Mortgage rates sink again, and homebuyers jump back in
Mortgage demand continues to rebound as rates move slightly lower.
April 22, 2026 – By Yahoo
New Findings Point to a Proven Path Forward for California’s Permanent Supportive Housing
Statewide pilot shows improved health, reduced emergency care use, and sustained housing for aging veterans and those with complex needs.San Francisco, CA, April 22, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Swords to Plowshares released interim findings from a statewide pilot evaluating an enhanced model of permanent supportive housing for veterans with complex needs and histories of homelessness. Administered by the California Department of Veterans Affairs, the pilot embeds enhanced onsite services within per
April 22, 2026 – By Business Insider
Middle Housing Partners Launches Scalable Investment Strategy to Tackle California's Housing Crisis and Expand Affordable Living Options
California faces a severe housing crisis, with a majority of residents citing affordability and homelessness as major issues. Middle Housing Par...
April 21, 2026 – By MSN
California built more homes than people over six years—so why is housing still so tight?
California's housing market is seeing an increase in inventory while the state's population growth slows, but strong demand stemming from longstanding scarcity has kept the market tight.
April 20, 2026 – By Edhat
California's Housing Market Holds Steady as US Shifts Toward Buyers - edhat
California’s housing market is holding steady even as the overall U.S. market shifts in favor of buyers, according to a new Redfin report.
April 20, 2026 – By Rate.com
Are states seeing job growth also seeing more active housing markets?
See which states are seeing job growth and learn how it affects the housing market in that area.
April 17, 2026 – By Realtor.com
California Added More Homes Than People—but Buyers and Renters Still Aren’t Getting Relief
Even as California’s homebuilding outpaces population growth, its housing market remains stubbornly tight, new data show—raising questions about what, exactly, is still driving demand.
April 16, 2026 – By AOL
Report: Housing shortage is causing increase in prices
(The Center Square) - A new report dispels the notion that short-term rentals are driving up Arizona's housing prices and instead blames a housing shortage. Glenn Farley, Common Sense Institute’s policy and research director, told The Center Square there is “no evidence in housing price or short-term rental data” to support the claim that short-term rentals are contributing to housing price increases.
April 16, 2026 – By Whittier Daily
Southern California home-repair costs surged after wildfires
California’s largest repair cost hikes over the past year were found in communities near the horrific January 2025 wildfires.
April 15, 2026 – By PPIC
Has Adding More Homes Than People Eased California’s Housing Crisis?
Long-term changes in California’s demographics are driving housing demand—so new construction is welcome, but isn’t yet providing needed relief.
April 15, 2026 – By Greenwich Time
California cities scramble to comply with or fight major state housing law
For California’s local governments hoping to have some say over where and how large apartment buildings get packed near major transit stops, it’s crunch time.
April 15, 2026 – By Financial Times
Homes.com Report: Home Prices Remain Nearly Flat Nationally as Market-Level Differences Become More Visible – Company Announcement - FT.com
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April 15, 2026 – By IE Community News
Inland Empire Faces ‘Compound Crisis’ as Logistics Jobs Weaken, Inflation and Housing Costs Rise
Inland Empire faces a compound crisis as logistics jobs weaken, inflation rises and housing costs climb, deepening economic strain across the region.
April 14, 2026 – By Yahoo
California’s Housing Market Is Still All Over the Clock—Despite Years of Reform
California’s housing reforms have piled up since 2017, yet San Francisco, Riverside, and San Diego are still moving on different timelines.
April 14, 2026 – By KTLA
Buying a home in Los Angeles is twice as expensive as renting, report shows
Buying a home in Los Angeles costs twice as much as it does to rent, according to a new report by the construction industry researcher Construction Coverage.
The median monthly mortgage payment in Los Angeles, including property tax, is $5,709, the report shows. The median monthly rent, meanwhile, is $2,742, making home ownership more than twice as expensive.
The median monthly mortgage payment in Los Angeles, including property tax, is $5,709, the report shows. The median monthly rent, meanwhile, is $2,742, making home ownership more than twice as expensive.
April 14, ,2026 – By Secret L.A.
Los Angeles Housing Market: Zillow’s March 2026 Report Indicates Home Values Approach $1 Million Milestone As Market Inventory Grows 4.9%
Zillow's latest data reveals that typical home values in the Los Angeles Metro area have reached $962,935.
April 13, 2026 – By Reuters
US existing home sales hit nine-month low in March, rising mortgage rates cloud outlook
U.S. existing home sales fell to a nine-month low in March amid tight inventory and growing concerns over the labor market, and a recent increase in mortgage rates because of the war with Iran could limit activity this year.
April 13, 2026 – By Patch.com
CA Housing Market Shows Shift Toward Buyers
While prices continue to hold up, homes are taking longer to sell and more sellers are cutting prices.
April 13, 2026 – By PPIC
What California’s Next Governor Needs to Know about the State’s Economy
Choices made by California’s next governor will affect the state’s competitiveness and shape economic opportunities during a decade of transformation.
April 13, 2026 – By KTLA
US home sales fall in March, marking a slow start to the spring homebuying season
Sales of previously occupied U.S. homes fell in March to their slowest pace nine months, as easing mortgage rates failed to motivate home shoppers during what’s traditionally been the busiest time of the year for the housing market.
April 9, 2026 – By National Mortgage Professional
Housing Market Shift: Home Price Growth Slows To A Crawl
U.S. home price growth has slowed sharply to start 2026, with the latest data showing a market that has moved from cooling to near standstill.Annual home price growth came in at 0.9% in January, down from late 2025 levels, before slowing further to just 0.5% in February, according to the latest data from Cotality.The trajectory confirms a clear trend: price appreciation is decelerating month by month, with no broad rebound yet taking hold.
April 8, 2026 – By Governing
What Mayors Have to Say About the Housing Shortage
Housing shortages are bipartisan, but a new survey finds parties have different ideas about fixing them.
April 8, 2026 – The Tennessean
Nearly 3,000 Buyers are Scouring San Bernardino for Affordable Homes as the Local Market Heats Up
SAN BERNARDINO, CA, UNITED STATES, April 8, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ -- " We are seeing a high-intensity demand for
April 5, 2026 – By Edhat
California Housing Market Outperforms as US ‘Stale Listings’ Reach 52.2% - edhat
Redfin defines a “stale” listing as a home that has remained on the market for at least 60 days without going under contract.
April 3, 2026 – By Edhat
Single Women Are Dominating California’s Housing Market Despite Sky-High Home Prices, Study Shows - edhat
Single women outpace men in homeownership in key California cities as well as across the country, according to a recent study.
April 3, 2026 – By Davis-Vanguard
Entry-Level Homeownership Declines as New Homes Get Bigger and Pricier - Davis Vanguard
New housing construction in the US is increasingly out of reach for first-time buyers, as homes grow larger and more expensive, with the shift toward larger homes reducing the number of entry-level homes and limiting homeownership to older, higher-income buyers.
April 3, 2026 – By MSN
How the 'California exodus' is permanently changing the Las Vegas job market
More people moving in means more workers entering the labor pool. That sounds simple, but the ripple effects are anything but. The labor force in Nevada currently sits at 1,700,180, representing an increase of 42,231 individuals compared to December 2024.
April 2, 2026 – By Chron
Texas ranks dead last for housing market heat in new analysis
Texas is sizzling—but its housing market is ice cold. The Lone Star State lagged behind 49 others in a new ranking of the hottest real estate markets, and five of its cities landed among the worst.
April 2, 2026 – By Realtor.com
California Could Be the Safety Net That Unlocks Factory-Built Housing
California could serve as a financial backstop to factory-built housing projects under a new proposal in the state Assembly.
Under AB 2166, a new California Housing Finance Agency would offer state-backed credit backstops to surety companies. These companies would then be able to issue payment and performance bonds to support factory-built construction projects.
Under AB 2166, a new California Housing Finance Agency would offer state-backed credit backstops to surety companies. These companies would then be able to issue payment and performance bonds to support factory-built construction projects.
April 1, 2026 – By MSN
California exodus deepens as costs drive moves
New census data shows California’s population is falling again after a short rebound, with Los Angeles County leading national declines. Research from UC Berkeley’s California Policy Lab links the exodus to steep housing costs, with movers saving nearly $700 a month and becoming far more likely to own homes. Analysts warn the trend could reshape the state’s economy, politics, and demographics over the next decade.
April 1, 2026 – By Program Business
California Considers Construction Insurance Role to Support Factory-Built Housing - ProgramBusiness | Where insurance industry clicks
California lawmakers are exploring a new approach to address the state’s housing shortage.
March 31, 2026 – By HousingWire
Immigration policy, economic uncertainty reshaping housing market
Builders are reporting sales impacts from policy shifts as consumers become increasingly skeptical of traditional “dream home” marketing.
March 31, 2026 – By Newsweek
US housing market sees record $347 billion ‘stale’ home listings
Miami, Florida’s ‘Magic City’, had the highest share of stale listings of of all the major U.S. metropolitan areas.
March 30, 2026 – By KTLA
These California cities have the most ‘stale’ home listings, according to Redfin
A growing share of home listings are going “stale” as sellers outnumber buyers by the widest margin since at least 2013.
In February, 52% of listings were on the market for at least 60 days without going under contract — the highest share for the month since 2019, according to Redfin.
In February, 52% of listings were on the market for at least 60 days without going under contract — the highest share for the month since 2019, according to Redfin.
March 30, 2026 – By Yahoo
YIMBYism gains ground: How three states are addressing the housing shortage
Before she landed an affordable apartment in the San Francisco suburb of Burlingame, Lorena Gonzalez was crashing at a relative’s house, where she shared a bedroom with her 18-year-old son. And before [...]
March 30, 2026 – By Realtor.com
Gavin Newsom Warns California Cities To Prepare for More Housing—or Else
California Gov. Gavin Newsom is warning some cities in his state that they need to comply with state laws mandating more housing development, or they could face action from the attorney general.
March 29, 2026 – By Press Enterprise
This new home community in Winchester is renting the American dream
Blackstone’s Tricon Residential opened a new build-to-rent community at a moment when investor-owned homes are facing a crossroads.
March 29, 2026 – By MSN
Historic buyer leverage shakes U.S. housing market
The U.S. housing market is undergoing its most significant buyer-friendly shift in over a decade, with sellers now outnumbering buyers by nearly 50%. Inventory is rising, price cuts are spreading across major metros, and deep discounts are emerging in parts of the Sun Belt and Midwest. However, high borrowing costs and uneven regional trends mean the benefits are not universal, leaving questions about how long this leverage will last.
March 27, 2026 – By USA Today
Mortgage rates are surging because of the Iran war. Here's what to do.
As the Iran war continues, interest rates - including for mortgages - are surging. There are a few options for would-be borrowers, however.
March 27, 2026 – By MSN
15 California communities given final warning by Newsom over housing law violations
More than a dozen cities and counties across California were given a "final warning" from state officials Wednesday, saying they have failed to properly plan for additional new homes amid the state's lack of affordable housing.
March 26, 2026 – By HousingWire
CMLS warns pre marketing could fragment the housing market
CMLS warned that pre marketing and limiting listing exposure can fragment the market and reduce transparency and market competition.
March 26, 2026 – By Moringstar
HOMES STILL REMAIN UNAFFORDABLE IN FIRST QUARTER
ATTOM, the leading provider of property data, AI-powered analytics, and real estate intelligence solutions, today released its Q1 2026 U.S. Home Affordability Report showing that homes were less affordable than historical averages in 97 percent of counties with sufficient data to analyze for the first quarter of 2026.
March 26, 2026 – By Newsweek
Gavin Newsom issues 'final warnings' amid California housing crisis
Newsom publicly named the jurisdictions facing enforcement action in a new post on X.
March 25, 2026 – By NBC Los Angeles
New housing project aims to help homeless veterans in Inland Empire
Construction is underway on a new housing complex in San Bernardino aimed at providing homes for homeless veterans across the Inland Empire.
March 20, 2026 – By CNBC
The spring housing market is on, but mortgage rates just shot higher. Here's what to know.
This spring's housing market is on, but economic headwinds are pushing back most of the advantage that buyers have gained over the past year in affordability.
March 20, 2026 – By Newsweek
Is the housing market going to crash in 2026? What to know
While some buyers are holding out hope for a crash similar to the 2008 housing crisis, experts say this is unlikely.
March 20, 2026 – By Realtor.com
Why Reading the Housing Market ‘Tea Leaves’ Is So Tricky for Buyers and Sellers This Spring
Spring is finally here! And with it, one housing question is top of mind: After several slow, unaffordable years, is this finally when the market rebounds?
The tea leaves are really hard to read right now. Let me run through the housing outlook—from macro to micro—to explain why.
The tea leaves are really hard to read right now. Let me run through the housing outlook—from macro to micro—to explain why.
March 18, 2026 – By Capitol Weekly
Building more is the key to affordability - Capitol Weekly
OPINION – California policymakers are obsessed with boosting “affordable housing,” which makes sense when housing in the state is out of reach to a large portion of its residents. They’re trying to solve the problem from the wrong end, though. The supply of affordable housing is best expanded not by focusing on building homes with artificially cheap price tags but by increasing the construction pace of all homes.
March 18, 2026 – By National Mortgage Professional
Housing Market Is A Mixed-Bag
The real estate groundhog is peaking out of his den just a tad, but it’s way too early to know whether he sees his shadow.Right now, home builder confidence has ticked up a bit, as have pending home sales. But foreclosures are rising at a more rapid pace as homeowners drown under the cost of keeping a roof over their heads.Even as builders are confronting the same affordability issues their customers face, their confidence in the market rose 1 point in March, according to the National Association of Home Builders/Wells Fargo Housing Market Index.
March 18, 2026 – By State Affairs
Small-Townhouse Project Tests California Housing Reform Vision
A groundbreaking ceremony for a small-townhouse complex in Campbell marked a symbolic moment in California’s push to expand housing opportunities.
March 17, 2026 – By Yahoo
California home sales, prices rise in February as mortgage rates ease, C.A.R. reports
California home sales perked higher in February as slightly more favorable mortgage rates improved affordability and encouraged more buyers to reenter the market, the CALIFORNIA ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS® (C.A.R.) said today.
March 17, 2026 – By Desert Sun
Why California homeowners stay put longer than almost anywhere else
California homeowners stay in their homes longer than the national average, largely due to Proposition 13's tax incentives.
March 17, 2026 – By FastCompany
Housing market rent incentives hit a 12-year record as lower demand and higher supply drive apartment concessions
Finally, some good news for renters: Landlords are competing for prospective tenants by offering all sorts of perks and freebies.
March 17, 2026 – By My News LA
Home Sales, Prices Up in Southland, Statewide - MyNewsLA.com
Home sales rose significantly last month in Southern California and statewide as slightly more favorable mortgage rates encouraged buyers to enter the market, the California Association of Realtors announced Tuesday. Sales of existing, single-family homes in California totaled 274,820 in February on a seasonally adjusted annualized rate, up 7% from January’s total, but down 0.3% […]
March 17, 2026 – By Construction Owners News
California housing crisis worsens as regulations limit new home construction
California’s housing shortage continues to worsen as strict regulations and permitting declines limit new home construction, prompting calls for policy reform.
March 17, 2026 – By KQED
Congress Advanced Some Major Housing Reforms. Here’s How It Could Impact California | KQED
Some provisions in a package of federal bills aimed at reforming the nation’s housing market appear to have been inspired by California.
March 16, 2026 – By Reuters
US home builder sentiment edges up in March -NAHB
U.S. homebuilder sentiment edged up in March, but worries about higher construction costs and shortages of labor lingered, a survey showed on Monday.
The National Association of Home Builders/Wells Fargo Housing Market index increased one point to 38 this month, remaining below the 50 break-even point for 23 straight months.
The National Association of Home Builders/Wells Fargo Housing Market index increased one point to 38 this month, remaining below the 50 break-even point for 23 straight months.
March 16, 2026 – By CalMatters
California bets on an obscure tool to replace clean air authority Trump revoked
As Trump guts California's EV mandates, a new bill aims to fight freight pollution by targeting ports, warehouses, and railyards directly.
March 13, 2026 – By KTLA
Trump signs executive orders aimed at addressing home affordability concerns ahead of midterms
President Donald Trump on Friday signed a pair of executive orders aimed at showing his commitment to improving home affordability — a key issue for many voters going into November’s election for control of the House and Senate.
March 10, 2026 – By Vanguard News Group
California Lawmakers Consider Factory-Built Homes to Address Housing Crisis - Davis Vanguard
California lawmakers are exploring innovative construction methods, such as factory-based construction, to reduce costs and increase housing production in order to address the state's severe housing shortage.
March 10, 2026 – By Reuters
US existing home sales unexpectedly increase as mortgage rates decline
U.S. existing home sales unexpectedly increased in February as lower mortgage rates and a moderation in house-price growth pulled buyers back into the market, but still-tight supply could constrain activity during the spring selling season.
March 9, 2026 – By Multihousing News
Why 40K Affordable Homes Are Stalled in California
Almost 40,000 affordable homes are stuck in the near-construction pipeline in California, according to a new report.
March 6, 2026 – By PR Newswire
Leading California Gubernatorial Candidates Share Their Vision on Homeownership at the CALIFORNIA ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS® 2026 Homeownership Matters Gubernatorial Forum
/PRNewswire/ -- Homeownership emerged as a defining issue in California's 2026 gubernatorial race as six leading candidates gathered in Sacramento for the...
March 5, 2026 – By Yahoo
The new status symbol in California real estate isn't wine
The real estate market is swapping a once-coveted amenity.
March 5, 2026 – By NBC
Candidates for California governor gather to talk housing affordability
California’s leading candidates for governor gathered in Sacramento Thursday to talk about the state’s most widespread issue: housing affordability. Jodi Hernandez reports.
March 4, 2026 – By SFGate
California’s home turnover crisis is getting worse
Californians are keeping their homes longer than ever, and new data shows that metros across the state are unlikely to reverse that trend any time soon.
March 4, 2026 – By National Today
California Real Estate Market Slows Sharply - Los Angeles Today
California's real estate market is showing signs of a major slowdown, with home sales down 31% compared to the last 18 years. Factors contributing to the decline include high interest rates, rising insurance costs due to wildfires, and new real estate taxes like Measure ULA in Los Angeles. Construction has also slowed due to high costs and regulations, leading to low inventory. The author argues that two terms of Governor Gavin Newsom have created an environment of pessimism, and that the state needs major changes to address the real estate crisis.
March 3, 2026 – By Yahoo
A record share of California homes passed down through inheritance last year — more than double the national average
New data from Cotality shows just what it takes for younger generations to own a home in the Golden State as affordability worsens.
March 3, 2026 – By IE Community News
Inland Empire Cities Fail to Meet Warehouse Regulation Deadline, Advocates Warn
Inland Empire cities are falling behind on California’s warehouse regulation deadlines, advocates warn, raising concerns over truck routes, enforcement and pollution.
March 2, 2026 – By FOX40
February 28, 2026 – By EIN Presswire
San Bernardino Emerges as One of the Most Affordable Cities in Southern California
The City of San Bernardino is one of the most affordable cities in Southern California, according to reports from YahooFinance and Homes.com. The cost-of-living ranges from 19% to 25% below the California average.
According to Salary.com, the City’s overall cost of living averages $2,896 per month for singles and $6,376 for families of four; 60% below California’s state average.
According to Salary.com, the City’s overall cost of living averages $2,896 per month for singles and $6,376 for families of four; 60% below California’s state average.
February 27, 2026 – By Realtor.com
Housing Market Turns ‘Ripe for Buyers’—Here’s Why
The housing market is pointing to one that's "ripe for buyers," according to the latest Realtor.com® Weekly Housing Trends Report.
Data shows that the housing market is shifting to a buyer-friendly direction with new and active inventory up and home prices down.
Data shows that the housing market is shifting to a buyer-friendly direction with new and active inventory up and home prices down.
February 26, 2026 – By Realtor.com
As More Families Live Together for Longer—This Metro Stands Out for Multigenerational Households
Living with parents is taking on a whole new meaning because of the various circumstances adults may find themselves in. New research from the National Association of Realtors® found that multigenerational living is becoming more common.
February 26, 2026 – By Yahoo
Hundreds of tax-defaulted homes in Southern California up for auction: How to register
Riverside and San Diego counties are opening public auctions for over 1,600 tax-defaulted properties this spring, offering a range of improved homes, vacant lots, and timeshares with bids starting as ...
February 26, 2026 – By Redfin
Homebuying Affordability Improves As Mortgage Rates Fall to Lowest Level in Over 3 Years
Lower rates haven’t yet brought homebuyers off the sidelines, but hope is in the air as we approach spring.
February 26, 2026 – By Newsweek
California housing market could change under new bill
A newly introduced bill could expand California’s tight supply of affordable housing and prevent displacement.
February 25, 226 – By Realtor.com
Affordability Fears Shake the Housing Market as Home Depot Sees Spending Slowdown
Affordability has become the buzzword on the political scene amid growing concerns over the economy and the housing market.
Home improvement retailers such as Home Depot are also feeling the pain, as customer demand remains lackluster.
Home improvement retailers such as Home Depot are also feeling the pain, as customer demand remains lackluster.
February 25, 2026 – By AOL
Nearly 1,000 IE homes to be auctioned in April: What to know
Nearly 1,000 tax-defaulted properties across Riverside County and the Coachella Valley are heading to public auction this April, with some minimum bids starting at $100.
February 25, 2026 – By Victor Valley News
Silverwood in Hesperia Named Masterplan Community of the Year; John Ohanian Honored as Industry Leader - Victor Valley News
Silverwood earned Masterplan Community of the Year at the 2025 SoCal MAME Awards, while General Manager John Ohanian was named Industry Leader of the Year. The project is expected to invest more than $1.6 billion locally over the next 25 years. Read the article at VVNG.com. #Hesperia #VVNG #News
February 25, 2026 – By ABC10
February 25, 2026 – By National Today
Southern California Homebuying Remains Below Great Recession Levels - Orange Today
Southern California home sales from 2023 through 2025 totaled 500,159, roughly equal to the previous two-year period, indicating a prolonged housing market chill. In 2025, the region saw the second-slowest year of home sales in the past 21 years, with 168,719 completed transactions, just above the historic low set in 2023. This marks the third consecutive year that homebuying has been slower than the 198,863 sales recorded in 2007, when the housing bubble crashed into the Great Recession.
February 25, 2026 – By Mortgage Point
Nearly One-Third of Americans Hope for Housing Market Crash, Survey Finds - The MortgagePoint
According to a new LendingTree survey, owning a home has become unattainable for so many Americans that some homebuyers are even hoping for the market to collapse so they can afford to buy, while others believe 50-year mortgages could get them a step closer.
February 25, 2026 – By San Fernando Sun
Examining the Root Causes and Possible Solutions to California’s Housing Crisis - The San Fernando Valley Sun
During a recent conference exploring the worsening housing crisis in California – focusing in part on the growing disparity between rising housing costs and household incomes – one panelist wondered […]
February 23, 2026 – By Redfin News
It’s a Buyer’s Market: America Has 44% More Home Sellers Than Buyers—a Near-Record Gap
There are 600,000 more home sellers than buyers, giving the buyers who are in the market negotiating power.
February 22, 2026 – By Seeking Alpha
California’s home insurance market remains strained despite rate hikes and reforms
California home insurance crisis persists post-wildfires: premiums rise, coverage shrinks, FAIR Plan strains.
February 21, 2026 – By Camarillo Acorn
Tiny homes move from niche to notable in SoCal housing market
As housing costs continue to climb across California, a growing number of Americans are thinking smaller—and smarter. The tiny home movement, once a fringe lifestyle trend, has entered the mainstream, especially in high-cost regions like Southern California where affordability, flexibility and sustainability are top priorities. What exactly is a tiny home? Generally defined as a residence under 400 square feet, […]
February 19, 2026 – By Works In Progress
The NIMBY problem - Works in Progress Magazine
Not all NIMBYs are alike. Dividing the most unreasonable ones from the rest might be the key to getting homes built.
February 19, 2026 – By Pasadena Now
Housing Improves on Paper as California Realtors Warn Economy’s Strength Masks Deeper Strains
For an economy that refuses to break, the latest numbers offer a peculiar kind of reassurance: things are getting better, except where they aren’t. A new report from the California Association of Realtors (CAR) paints a portrait of a U.S. economy that appears resilient in headline indicators—steady job growth, moderating inflation and slightly improved housing affordability—but remains stubbornly fragile beneath the surface, weighed down by weak consumer spending, rising uncertainty among small businesses and borrowing costs that remain punishingly high by historical standards. The contradictions are everywhere. The labor market delivered a stronger-than-expected showing in January, with employers adding only 130,000 jobs and unemployment falling to 4.3%, neither of which is a particularly strong number. Inflation, meanwhile, has cooled, with the consumer price index rising 2.4% over the past year and core inflation slowing to 2.5%, its best reading in nearly six years. Yet the apparent progress has not translated into widespread economic relief. Retail sales were flat in December, signaling consumers are increasingly cautious despite steady employment. Small business optimism, while still above its long-term average, slipped as uncertainty rose sharply, and more owners reported insurance costs and economic unpredictability as their most pressing concerns. In housing, the changes are modest and hard-won. California’s housing affordability index edged up to 18% in the fourth quarter, meaning fewer than one in five households could afford the median-priced home. Monthly mortgage payments declined about 4% from a year earlier, helped by easing—but still elevated—mortgage rates. Even that modest improvement reflects less a surge in prosperity than a slight easing of financial pressures the CAR report noted. Mortgage rates have fallen to a three-year low, offering relief to buyers and helping stabilize affordability. But borrowing costs remain high relative to the ultra-low rates that defined much of the previous decade, and homeownership
February 18, 2026 – By WRE News
California Home Sales and Prices Slumped in January
Also in decline was California’s median home price, which reached a 23-month low of $823,180 in January. Continue Reading California Home Sales and Prices Slumped in January
February 18, 2026 – By ABC10
'The Great Housing Reset' says buyers may see a more balanced housing market in 2026 | Dollars & Sense
Home buyers are approaching housing with more caution, causing the market to slowly but surely level out.
February 18, 2026 – By Hey SoCal
How manufactured housing prices have changed in California
A manufactured home is a path to homeownership that is often overlooked. Offering both quality and value, a manufactured home could...
February 15, 2026 – By Colorado Blvd News
Why 'Building In' Beats 'Building Out' in California’s Housing Crisis
No issue defines both the affordability and climate challenges in California more than housing. High home prices have pushed many prospective buyers to what som
February 13, 2026 – By Northmarq
New construction in the Inland Empire multifamily market poised to
New deliveries impacted Orange County’s multifamily market in 2025, leading to mixed operating performance and shifting fundamentals. Read the Full Report
February 12, 2026 – By Newsweek
California house prices could change direction in 2026
A growing number of Californians can afford the state's median-priced home, though they still struggle more than most Americans.
February 12, 2026 – By Pasadena Now
A Lethargic Economy, Flickers of Hope — and a Cloud of Doubt
The U.S. economy is moving, but not exactly sprinting. As the current administration enters its second year, new data compiled by the California Association of Realtors (CAR) suggests a nation still struggling to find momentum. Growth is forecast for both the broader economy and the housing market, but the signals underneath remain uneven, and confidence among employers and consumers alike, seems fragile.
February 12, 2026 – By Redfin News
Pending Home Sales Decline in All But 5 Major U.S. Metros
The typical home that sells takes 66 days to do so–the longest span in seven years–as buyers take their time looking at their options and negotiating with sellers.
February 11, 2026 – By MSN
California cities top global housing unaffordability list
A new analysis ranks Los Angeles, Long Beach, San Diego and San José among the five least affordable cities in the world for homebuyers. The study found that average earners in these areas can afford only a fraction of the median home price, with some households spending over 70% of their income on mortgage payments. Experts cite high demand, limited housing supply, and soaring prices as key drivers of the crisis.
February 10, 2026 – By Scotsman Guide
Black homeownership rates lag far behind white households in major metros
LendingTree found the Black homeownership rate stands at 43.6% overall, trailing the white homeownership rate of 70.3%
February 10, 2026 – By MPA
California affordability ticks up but remains out of reach for most buyers
Small gains in Q4 2025 still left most Californians priced out
February 10, 2026 – By C.A.R.
California housing affordability improves from third-quarter 2025 and a year ago, C.A.R. reports
Eighteen percent of California households could afford to purchase the $869,300 median-priced home in the fourth quarter of 2025, up from 17 percent in...
February 10, ,2026 – By Sacramento Bee
Californians spend ‘almost half their income’ on a home. See 10 priciest spots
Owning a home in California comes with a high price tag. Many Californians must spend nearly half of their income on mortgage payments, according to a report from Realtor.com.
February 10, 2026 – By KEYT
How manufactured housing prices have changed in California
Freddie Mac crunched the numbers on how manufactured housing prices have changed in California.
February 9, 2026 – By Tracy Press
California's Median Rent Is Up to $2,895, Highest in the U.S.
As overall inflation cools, rent continues to be the biggest factor keeping household costs elevated nationwide. A new analysis from Construction Coverage breaks down which U.S. cities and states now
February 8, 2026 – By Realtor.com
The Housing Markets Seeing the Sharpest Home Price Declines
Home price growth has slowed to 0.9% in December 2025, but many markets are seeing only a decline.
Annual home price growth of less than 1% is one of the softest rates since the post-Great Recession recovery, according to a new U.S. home price insights report from data research firm Cotality.
Annual home price growth of less than 1% is one of the softest rates since the post-Great Recession recovery, according to a new U.S. home price insights report from data research firm Cotality.
February 7, 2026 – By Yahoo
We may be looking at the housing affordability crisis all wrong. Higher earners are driving home prices, not lack of supply, researchers say
Rather than a lack of supply, housing affordability "may primarily be about differences in income growth at the top of the distribution relative to the middle."
February 7, 2026 – By RollingOut
Why homeowners are paying 37% more right now
Homeowners now pay 36.9% more monthly than renters across 100 major U.S. cities, with San Francisco showing the largest gap at $1,565 per month.