California’s housing market has fallen into “bubble” conditions for the third time since 1990. A “bubble” is an emotion-packed, unofficial term describing a deeply- troubled market of ...

Good morning, and welcome to the Essential California newsletter. It’s Monday, July 10. A new Harvard study confirms what most Californians can plainly see: housing is getting increasingly ...

The state is vast and housing markets vary by region, but on average, the major metros in California aren’t experiencing the ...

High interest rates, unpredictable tariffs, a shortage of homes and a 50-year-old property tax law are hurting California's housing market.

California's housing market is cooling off faster than any other US state, even though it's still really costly to buy a home there. ... California's housing cool down will escalate in 2023.

Santa Cruz County in deep blue California was named the least affordable U.S. rental market in 2025, requiring $81.21/hour to ...

Home sales have plummeted in California over the past few years and are now down 37 percent from their pandemic peak, according to data from real estate analytics platform Reventure App.

Real estate experts predicted what they think will happen to California’s housing market in the next five years, by 2030. House Prices Will Continue To Rise ...

California is finally getting a state agency dedicated solely to housing issues, which could help solve the housing ...

No. 11 City planners: California’s horrifying inability to build enough housing seems like a never-ending nightmare. Getting residential projects through local approval mazes remains daunting.

Levine said the COVID-19 pandemic was a key driver of the past year’s housing boom, dividing the job market into two segments. Workers in restaurants, retail, leisure and hospitality sectors saw ...