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Higher interest rates squeezing San Diego housing market

The U.S. Federal Reserve's decision to raise interest rates has caused a decrease in real estate transactions in San Diego, as higher interest rates make it more expensive to borrow money and many people are priced out of the housing market. University of San Diego Economics Professor Alan Gin noted that this decrease in demand affects other parts of the economy. However, Realtor Destiny Roxas sees...

Home Remodeling Costs in San Diego, CA in 2023

Hiring professional contractors to perform home remodeling in San Diego can be a wise investment as they are experienced and can help you avoid any pitfalls, and ensure the job is done efficiently and within your budget. They can also help keep noise and dust to a minimum. On average, homeowners paid between $12,135.00 and $97,086.00 for house remodel in San Diego in 2023, including all project costs,...

How many San Diego homes are vacant? New study crunches the numbers

San Diego is not one of the cities with the most vacant homes - only 6% of homes in the metro area are vacant, compared to 13.9% in New Orleans and 12.7% in Miami. The main reason for vacant homes in San Diego is seasonal, recreational, or occasional use, followed by foreclosures, legal proceedings, repair work, or homes waiting to be rented or sold. Continue to full article...

13,000+ Californians Gain Housing Opportunities

California Housing Finance Agency helped 13.8K California households with housing stability and wealth-building in Fiscal Year 2022-23. CalHFA offers affordable housing and homeownership programs catering to various needs. These programs include down payment assistance, specialized programs for teachers, nurses, single mothers, and low-income homebuyers....

California to Vote on Tax Reform in 2024

The Assembly Constitutional Amendment 1 (ACA 1) aims to ease funding for affordable housing and public infrastructure. The proposal introduces annual and independent audits to monitor fund utilization. It also establishes citizens' oversight committees for spending tracking....

San Diego Ranked as Most Expensive Place to Live in the US

San Diego has been named the most expensive place to live in the United States, according to U.S. News & World Report. The city has a high cost of living due to expensive housing, fees such as homeowners association dues, and the region's desirable qualities, such as its year-round temperate climate. Prices in the region have increased by about 4.7% over the past year, exceeding the national...

Southern California Housing Market Sees Shift in Dynamics for 2023

In 2023, Southern California's residential real estate market is transitioning to a more moderate market, with buyers having more options and bargaining power. Factors influencing housing include rising mortgage rates, inflation, remote work flexibility and affordability challenges. Prices have decreased by 5.3%, creating an opportunity for prospective buyers. Remote work has also influenced...

Housing outlook: Why 2024 will be a better market for both sellers and buyers

The California Association of Realtors is predicting that single-family home sales will increase by 22.9% in 2024, with the sale of 327,100 homes statewide. Jordan Levine, the group's senior vice president and chief economist, said slower economic growth and cooling inflation will bring down mortgage interest rates, which will spur home sales and create a better housing market for both buyers and...

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