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As renters become more confident, they are not moving toward homeownership, but say they are fine where they are and will continue to rent over the next few years. In fact, many say even if they move, they are …Read More

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Is California housing “overvalued,” or is there “minimal” risk of falling prices? Welcome to the quirky world of slicing and dicing housing data. Two recent reports — from Fitch Rating, a Wall Street credit reviewer, and Arch MI, a …Read More

February is a critical month, a time when the spring market is opening in warmer states and is just weeks away in the upper Midwest and New England.  In a typical year, it is a month when the best stagers …Read More

CNBC's Diana Olick takes a look at the impact of the March jobs report on the housing sector. Source link …Read More

Welcome to California Inc., the weekly newsletter of the L.A. Times Business Section. Here’s a rundown of upcoming stories this week and the highlights of last week. Stocks ended the quarter Friday with sluggish trading, but it was still the …Read More

The Federal Open Markets Committee released minutes from its March meeting, showing it may shrink its balance sheet sooner than the market expected. Members didn’t give any specifics on how the reduction will occur, or even when, but did …Read More

Younger people are entering the housing market, but they are facing some pretty stiff competition. Source link …Read More

A historical property down the street from Riverside’s Mission Inn is up for sale. Heroes Restaurant & Brewery currently occupies a 1920s building at Mission Inn Avenue and Lime Street. It is the latest in a long line of …Read More

For buyers and real estate professionals, the specter of consistently rising rates over the balance of the year is not a pleasant one.  Higher rates raise the total cost of buying a home for the majority of buyers who finance …Read More