January 2026 monthly avg: bottom $387,109; starter $649,371; mid $904,483. High tier $1,465,582; luxury $3,860,060 in San Diego. San Diego median household income is $115,745. Nationwide prices are lower: bottom $125,384; starter $260,000; mid $375,000. Nationwide high $581,000; luxury $1,341,493; median household income $87,934....
The U.S. green building materials market is projected to exceed USD 154 billion by 2033, driven by sustainable construction practices, environmental concerns, and regulatory pressures. Demand for eco-friendly products like recycled steel, sustainable concrete, and low-VOC paints is rising, supported by government incentives and stricter codes. Growth is fueled by technological advances and increased...
Mortgage rates have dropped to multiyear lows around 5.98-5.99%, benefiting first-time homebuyers and the spring housing market. Improved mortgage spreads have been key, preventing rates from staying above 7% despite low 10-year yields. The 10-year yield remains under 4%, supporting lower rates. Inventory is up, prices are stable, and mortgage spreads are near normal, creating favorable conditions for...
Spring 2026 marks the first season in three years where typical buyers have more budget room than sellers' asking prices, with national house-buying power at $417,000 surpassing the $396,000 median list price. This shift follows easing mortgage rates below 6% and income growth outpacing price gains. However, a true market rebound depends on increased supply meeting demand, as list prices adjust...
U.S. housing faces affordability challenges, limited supply, fluctuating interest rates, and evolving investor regulations in 2026. President Trump’s 2026 Executive Order restricts large institutional investment in scattered-site single-family rentals (SFR). Build-to-Rent (BTR) offers investors a scalable alternative while increasing overall housing supply...
Slide 1: The 2026 housing market started sluggish, with buyers cautious and sales activity slowing. Slide 2: Homes now take about 64 days to sell, the slowest pace in six years. Slide 3: Affordability is slowly improving as mortgage payments fall and wages continue rising. Slide 4: Meanwhile, new listings are increasing as more homeowners accept slower...
First-time homebuyers should save for a down payment, typically 20%, and budget for additional costs like fees, moving, and furniture. Choose a neighborhood that fits long-term needs, prioritize must-haves, and get a home inspection to avoid surprises. Use a mortgage calculator to stay within budget, explore financing options, and spend time in the neighborhood at different times to ensure it suits your...
San Diego homes sold for a median price of ~$970K in January, ↑ 3.2% yearly. The market is very competitive, with homes receiving 3 offers on avg. Median days on market increased to 43, ↑ 6 days yearly. A total of 567 homes sold in January, ↓ 11.0% yearly. Price per sq ft decreased to ~$678, ↓ 1.6% yearly....
Nearly 18% of California home transfers are now through inheritance, a record high and double the national rate. This trend limits housing supply in an expensive market, as younger buyers rely more on family wealth. Long-term ownership is encouraged by property tax laws and capital gains tax benefits on inherited homes, reducing sales and resale inventory. This dynamic supports high prices but slows...
In January 2026, California's housing market cooled with closed sales down 10.8% from December and median home prices dropping 3.2% to $823,180, the lowest in nearly two years. Inventory rose to 4.4 months, and days to sell increased to 39. Mortgage rates eased to 6.11%. Regional sales and price trends varied, with some areas seeing gains and others declines. Pending sales surged 34.6%, suggesting a...
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