California's housing crisis continues, but a new bill aims to fast-track home construction approvals significantly. Assembly Bill 253 allows licensed third-party professionals to expedite permits if reviews exceed 30 days....
The deadline for the second installment of property taxes in San Diego County is approaching on April 10. Property owners are encouraged to pay online to avoid a 10% penalty and a $10 fee. Payment options include online e-checks, phone payments with a credit card (with a 2.19% fee), and mail. The first installment was due on November 1, 2024, and the second on February 1. Property tax payments are...
L.A. wildfires drastically reshaped SoCal's housing market, spiking sales in untouched areas nearby. Home sales surged 25% in towns near Pacific Palisades, with Marina Del Rey seeing an 88% increase....
Active listings ↑ 66.6% yearly New listings ↑ 14.1% yearly Median price $950K ↓ 4.8% yearly Price per sq. ft. ↓ 2.0% yearly Median days on market: 36, ↑ 4 days New listings ↓ 13.0%...
California’s housing market has a 33.1% chance of a 5% price drop over the past 25 years, higher than the US avg of 26.4%.Home prices ↑ 315% since 2000, compared to ↑ 196% nationwide....
San Diego County property owners have until April 10, 2025, to pay the second installment of their property taxes to avoid penalties. Failure to pay by the deadline will result in a 10% penalty plus a $10 fee. Property tax payments are projected to reach a record $9.1 billion. Payments can be made online for free using an e-check, by phone with a credit card (fees apply), or by mail. Tax bills are...
California ranks among the most expensive states for middle-class living, with rising costs year over year. SmartAsset reports that middle-class income requirements in California vary widely, ranging from $63,674 to $190,644....
The insurance market is unstable due to natural disasters like the Southern California wildfires, causing significant damage and challenges for homeowners. Many private insurers have reduced their offerings or left the market, leaving residents dependent on the state-run FAIR Plan with limited coverage. Finding affordable insurance is expected to become harder as insurers raise rates and add exclusions....
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