Real estate market trends: news and what may affect the real estate market
For a number of years, San Mateo County house prices have not appreciated as much as Santa Clara County house prices. After 2022 the two counties had very similar house prices, where previously San Mateo County had higher prices. This change in real estate house price trends for San Mateo County vs. Santa Clara County […]
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Headlines and stories are constantly talking about K-shaped economic trends. Is there a K-shaped trend to Silicon Valley house prices? No. There isn’t. Silicon Valley House Prices If there were a K-shaped trend, the difference between the average Silicon Valley house price and the median Silicon Valley house price should change, with the average price
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When deciding whether to buy real estate or not, potential buyers frequently consider the stock market as an alternative. There are few comparisons in part because the decision involves many factors other than simple appreciation. A significant difference between the two as investments is that you continually receive value from real estate as rental income
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Since about 2022, Santa Clara County house prices have grown faster than San Mateo County house prices. When looking at individual cities, it seems that the closer a city is to San Francisco, the more likely it is to have slower price growth. The records the California Economic Development Department provides give some insight. Employment
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An article/podcast presented by The Atlantic titled “The Truth About NIMBYs” brought together several thoughts and may actually imply increasing demand for condos. Like a podcast, the points made are slowly and casually presented. If you like to read, the long article is quite worth reading. If you like quick bullet points of ideas, you
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