Top News Stories You Might Not Have Heard About This Week
Here are the top news stories you might not have heard about this week.
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Here are the top news stories you might not have heard about this week.
At least one million of those must go to lower-income families.
To help address the state's housing shortage, California earlier this month passed Senate Bill 9, which allows homeowners to build multiple units on their lots.
The Southern California housing market was booming this summer, and now experts said it is cooling off in the fall. Some new homeowners have been luckier than others while still trying to navigate the pandemic.
Though housing prices have soared in many parts of the country, and inventory is way down, real estate sales may still be stronger in 2021.
The total of million-dollar cities is now at 312, up from 104 from five years ago, according to online real estate firm Zillow. These are cities in which the average home value is $1 million or more.
Experts say over the decade, over 150,000 people have left the state and that number is expected to climb as remote working options increase during the coronavirus pandemic.
The home that used to be known as Satsang was a modern marvel of glass, marble, concrete and solar panels with nine bedrooms, 12 bathrooms and 19,346 square feet.
The Federal Trade Commission and the Utah Division of Consumer Protection announced their complaint against Utah-based Zurixx, LLC Friday.
A prime piece of real estate that was initially offered at a whopping $1 billion has been sold for the bargain basement price of $100,000.
An asking price of $1.7 million would not generally be unusual for the 1,500-square-foot property on 39th Street near Highland Avenue. However, the house's appearance is definitely out of the ordinary in the upscale Manhattan Beach community.
For potential new buyers who went through the walk-thru, the concept was clearly intriguing.
A condo that real estate developer Jim Likens recently remodeled in the San Fernando Valley has been sitting on the market for about two months.
We've rounded up the latest rental offerings via rental site Zumper to get a sense of what to expect when it comes to finding a place in Huntington Beach if you're on a budget of $2,000/month.
"14,000 on three lots, five bedrooms with a loft, game room and a gym, and two bars full of gin," listing agent Tim Smith raps.
The owner of a $1.4 million condo, located between Costa Mesa's Fairview Park and Talbert Regional Park, is hoping the luxury electric car will sweeten the deal for anyone interested in his listing.
The 40-unit Huxton Long Beach, built on top of a once-vacant lot on Elm Avenue, features townhomes that are solar-powered and all electric.
We scanned local listings in Newport Beach via rental website Zumper to discover the city's most glamorous listings.
Here's a story…of a lovely listing. The Studio City home known as "The Brady Bunch house" because its exteriors were used on the show is on the market for the first time in nearly 50 years.
You knew living in one of America's most desirable zip codes was expensive, but did you know the priciest listing in today's Beverly Hills rental market is going for 2,100% above the median average for 3-bedroom rentals in CA?
Rep. Dana Rohrabacher has lost the political endorsement of the National Association of Realtors after he told a local trade group earlier this month that he would oppose extending the Fair Housing Act to gays and lesbians.
The sale for an ultramodern home on Malibu's famed Carbon Beach – better known as Billionaire's Beach – is set to close Tuesday at $110 million.
"There are so many 20-year-old millionaires in the area that it really didn't surprise me," said listing agent Larry Gallegos.
The realtor for the listing says 10 potential buyers have already contacted her about the home, and the property will likely sell in a few days.
Rising interest rates could be cooling California's red-hot housing market, making it more affordable for more would-be homeowners.
