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declining by what magnitude? In Cali it's more like they've been oscillating around an upward trend.
by cheriot 7y ago
declining by what magnitude? In Cali it's more like they've been oscillating around an upward trend.
- o-__-o 7y ago10% down in Texas metro cities. Considering buying a house, but may wait for complete recession to hit first
- cptskippy 7y agoWe're in preparation to move to SoCal so we've been watching prices for the last year. The trend has definitely been downward for housing in our price range.
- scruple 7y agoIt's flat where I live (south Orange county, California) for homes in the $500k-$1M mark. Newer development has stickier prices than older homes. However, there's a lot of local business development happening and, in the case of a single organization that I am aware of, many high-paying jobs are moving into the immediate area in the next 18-24 months. That single organization is stated to be investing over a billion in this new facility alone. It'll be very interesting to see what this does to the local market.