Monthly Archives: March 2011

From inman NEWS – by Global Edge: House-price growth across the globe slowed in the last quarter of 2010, according to new figures from global property agency and consultancy Knight Frank, which has a headquarters in London and about 207 … Continue reading →

From the Los Angeles Times – Jeffry Bartash: Sales of previously owned homes dropped 9.6% in February and prices fell to their lowest level since 2002, reflecting a continued slump in the U.S. real estate market. The National Assn. of … Continue reading →

From the California Association of Realtors: LOS ANGELES (March 21) – Pending home sales rose in February, as did the share of distressed properties sold, the CALIFORNIA ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS® (C.A.R.) reported today.  Pending home sales: Pending home sales in … Continue reading →

From the Orange County Register – Jonathan Lansner and Jeff Collins: Rents in Southern California — at least, as measured by the local version of the Consumer Price Index — were rising in February at a 1.3% annual rate, according … Continue reading →

From the Orange County Register – Marilyn Kalfus: More than 6 months and 15 price chops later, it’s still for sale — now for $1,999,000. The 3,400-square foot home with with floor to ceiling windows and a 90-foot boat slip … Continue reading →

From the Orange County Register – Jonathan Lansner and Jeff Collins: The California Association of Realtors’ statewide home sales numbers may be inflated by as much as 6% to 12% and may need to be revised as far back as … Continue reading →

From the Orange County Register – Martin Wisckol: A bill by Rep. Gary Miller, R-Diamond Bar, to ax the anti-foreclosure Neighborhood Stabilization Program was passed by the House of Representatives today in a partisan 242-182 vote. However, the White House has … Continue reading →