As market observers have long noted, California’s housing market has been persistently volatile. The only consistent fact about the West Coast’s housing market has been its capacity for s...

While we’ve seen a rapid rebound in the market, and some steady gains in re...

With the notable slowdown in home sales at the start of this year, there was general apprehension that the housing market

There has long been a general feeling that the American residential property sector is broken overall. While there was a sharp rebound in home sales once consumer confidence recuperated in 2013,...

As I noted in a prior post, certain regional housing markets are experiencing a temporary slowdown....

While certain high price areas show no sign of slowing down, the DC metropolitan housing...

Of all the regional markets in the United States, none have seen the flurry of activity that California has since 2013 began. While still carrying the troublesome status as the ground zero of th...

As I’ve noted in prior posts, housing market prices are marked by strong regional disparities. Most of these differences in price are directly tied to the strength of local economies and job mar...

As I noted in a prior post, activity in the consumer goods sector is often an indicator of healt...

With the housing market appearing to enter a period of slower growth, market observers have started to conclude that we’re slated for a longer-term recovery. There is still

As the focal point of the 2007 bubble burst, it was uncomfortable to see California reemerge as the market with the quickest rise in home prices. While the gains in property values were impressi...

While the housing market paced a sharp recovery in 2013, and there are signs the sector is stabiliz...