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The market for apartment real estate in San Diego is heating up, yet another strong sign of the area's resurging housing market. Apartment vacancies are at a 12-year low in the county – down 2.8 percent. That means that tenants looking for apartments would only find...

The price of real estate in San Diego continued to climb in May – but at a much slower pace than one year ago. In May, the median sale price for homes for sale in San Diego reached a seven-year high at $440,000 – up 8.2...

San Diego’s economy could remain stagnant -- and real estate in San Diego could suffer as a result -- if the area's number of people per household doesn’t increase soon, a think tank report warns. A report by the National University System Institute for Policy Research...

It’s no secret that real estate in San Diego is among the most expensive in the country. But just how expensive? A study that used data from Zillow.com and Movoto.com found that San Diego real estate ranks #6 – behind cities such as San Francisco, Boston,...

Prices of homes for sale in San Diego rose to an all-time post-recession high in March, but are now starting to show signs of a slowdown after large appreciation gains and an investment-fueled real estate market that dominated 2013. The S&P Case-Shiller Index, which tracks repeat...

Foreclosures in San Diego County spiked in April, but still remain well below record-high foreclosures reported during the San Diego real estate downturn. Banks repossessed 162 homes in San Diego County in April – 20 more than in March, according to foreclosure statistics from real estate...

Get ready for property tax sticker shock: More than 200,000 owners of real estate in San Diego County could see their property taxes jump 10 to 20 percent this year, according to a new state report. The higher tax bills are no doubt bittersweet: San Diego...

The international real estate investment market may have cooled, but the purchase of luxury real estate in San Diego by foreign investors is still red hot. International buyers are still very active purchasers of real estate in La Jolla, Carmel Valley, Del Mar, La Jolla, Rancho...

In Escrow in less than one month! Immaculate one level corner unit with 2 full master suites complete with custom built ins and wood shutters. Remodeled kitchen with granite counters, stainless steel appliances, and farm sink.  Granite fireplace in living room that opens out to...