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California housing market eases into fall homebuying season, increasing 1.7 percent from last year. San Francisco Bay Area’s median price of single family homes was $813,520 increasing 5.6 percent from last year. Sales in the Bay Area decreased 4.2 percent
California housing market defies inventory as sales increase 1.3 percent from last year. San Francisco Bay Area’s median price of single family homes was $856,200 increasing 10.2 percent from last year. Sales in the Bay Area increased 6.5 percent from
California home sales continues to climb in July as homes sales increase 0.9 percent from last year. In the San Francisco Bay Area, the median price of single family homes was $898,880 increasing 10.9 percent from last year. Sales in
California home sales continued to climb in June as homes sales increase 2.4 percent from last year. San Francisco Bay Area’s median price of single family homes was $908,740 increasing 7.9 percent from last year. Sales in the Bay Area
California home sales bounce back in May as homes sales increase 2.6 percent from last year. San Francisco Bay Area’s median price of single family homes was $899,730 increasing 6.0 percent from last year. Sales in the Bay Area increased
After starting the year on a positive note in January, home sales and median price backpedaled on a monthly basis in February, but still showed strong gains on a yearly basis. Home sales totaled 400,500, down 4.7% from January and
California’s housing market started the year on a high note, following up on December’s strong showing with higher sales both on a monthly and yearly basis in January. Up 2.1 percent from December and 4.4 percent from January 2016.
California home price ends year on high note while sales moderate in December. The statewide median home price was $509,060, up 3.9 percent from last year. For 2016 as a whole, a preliminary 416,250 single-family homes closed escrow in California,
Following last year’s new mortgage industry regulations that delayed some escrow closings, double-digit annual sales increases across every major region of the state propelled California existing home sales. The statewide median price decreased for the third straight month but remained
Bolstered by healthy sales activity in Southern California and the Central Valley, California existing home sales and median price gained ground in October. On a seasonally adjusted annualized rate, sales was up 8 percent from October 2015. The statewide median