...San Francisco-Oakland-Hayward, California Phoenix-Mesa-Scottsdale, Arizona Riverside-San Bernardino-Ontario, California Detroit-Warren-Dearborn, Michigan Seattle-Tacoma-Bellevue, Washington 10 Additional Large Metropolitan Areas Baltimore-Columbia-Towson, Maryland Birmingham-Hoover, Alabama Las Vegas-Henderson-Paradise, Nevada Minneapolis-St. Paul-Bloomington, Minnesota-Wisconsin Oklahoma City, Oklahoma...
Read More »
...single-family home) Santa Cruz County, California (98.9%) Marin County, California (outside San Francisco) (96.1%) Napa County, California (86.4%) Monterey County, California (84.5%) Aside from Kings County, New York, counties with...
Read More »
...hit 6.29%, a 14-year high. Expensive California markets are leading the drop in high-end-home sales, as in the Oakland region, luxury-home sales plunged 63.9% year-over-year during the three months ending...
Read More »
...Non-Current Percentage Mississippi: 6.28% Louisiana: 5.63% Oklahoma: 4.71% Alabama: 4.62% West Virginia: 4.43% Bottom 5 States by Non-Current Percentage Oregon: 1.98% California: 1.81% Colorado: 1.77% Idaho: 1.72% Washington: 1.70% Top...
Read More »
...because high prices make it more challenging to pay in cash: Oakland, California (15.1%), San Jose, California (16%), and Seattle (16.7%). Washington, D.C. (17.5%) and Pittsburgh (17.8%) round out the...
Read More »
...Resiliency Act,” said Rep. Waters recognizing the need for homeowner protections. “As the effects of climate change continue to worsen, especially in my home state of California, where whole communities...
Read More »
...top 50 counties were in: Tulare County, (outside Fresno) California (11.7%) Merced County, (outside Modesto) California (11.5%) Kern County (Bakersfield), California (11.3%) Kings County, (outside Fresno) California (10.9%) Kings County...
Read More »
...you’re interested in Florida or Arizona or California, stay there for a while and see if you like the climate at the time of year you’re going to be living...
Read More »
...among the states Redfin analyzed. Next comes Arizona (97% vs. 38%), followed by Utah (85% vs. 28%), California (91% vs. 39%), and Florida (58% vs. 6%). The study also noted...
Read More »
...per year, with that number topping 10 million acres in three of those years. The 2022 CoreLogic Wildfire Report accompanies worrisome trends in wildfire-prone California, which is grappling not only...
Read More »
DSNews The homepage of the servicing industry
