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A surge of demand for homes for sale in San Diego is affecting would-be buyers who can least afford it. The California Association of Realtors (CAR) found growing demand for housing in San Diego County during the second quarter is putting a squeeze on affordability for...
The San Diego real estate market is a gold mine for sellers but not so much for buyers, a new study has found. A study by online real estate firm Zillow found San Diego’s housing market is one of the worst in the nation for buyers...
Rents are rising in San Diego. The San Diego County Apartment Association found the average rent in the county was $1,514 a month, according to a survey in April. That’s up 20 percent from last year. And while the rising rents might be good for landlords,...
Prices of San Diego homes are on the rise yet again. The resale prices of single-family homes for sale in San Diego increased 4.7 percent from February 2014 to February 2015, according to new figures from the S&P Case Shiller Price Index. It measures repeat sales...
San Diego real estate is the most unaffordable city in the U.S. to own a home, according to a recent study by Realtor.com. The study found San Diegans' incomes make it unaffordable for many of them to buy homes. In more than 90 percent of zip...
Real estate in San Diego is off to a mixed start in 2015. Home appreciation increased in January, but the amount of homes for sale in San Diego fell last month. The median price for homes for sale in San Diego was $435,000 last month, up 7.4...
The housing market in San Diego County ended 2014 with a bang, with the number of homes sold and median prices of homes for sale in San Diego setting records for a strong finish for a year marked by slower activity. The median price for a...
The median price of a home for sale in San Diego fell to $440,000 last month, down from $445,000 in September, according to CoreLogic DataQuick real estate figures. While median prices in San Diego County have fallen, yearly appreciation has not. It increased from 5.5...
