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National Association of Realtors (NAR) just published a study on how Capital Gains are impacting purchasing power. 

Measure A is on the ballot tomorrow in the City of San Diego.  It puts a tax homes that aren't lived in full-time, which is roughly 1 percent of the inventory.  

Mortgage debt is at all-time high (but that isn't the entire story...)

Prices have fallen below their year-ago levels for three consecutive months, the first prolonged dip since 2023. 

Real Estate investors who responded to a recent survey indicate less confidence in market. 

Real estate sales in February and March continue to be slow. 

A newly built home may, or may not, be the better choice for a buyer.  It really depends on your non-negotiables. Let's dig into that.

Mortgage rates are down two weeks in a row.

While we aren't heading toward a boom, the national housing market is showing possible signs of growth. 

Mortgage rates are up for the fifth straight week but down over a year ago.

Although I am not a tax expert I know enough to seek out those who know the tax rules. Here are some specifics you don't want to miss. 

Homes.com shared the February national numbers in home price growth and San Diego took a bit of a hit year-over-year.