The fast-emerging business in which big investors scooped up thousands of single-family rental homes continues to morph along with the erratic housing recovery. The big institutional investors that have acquired portfolios of thousands of homes for rent are shifting their acquisition strategies away from buying huge bulk portfolios to become more disciplined and market directed. […]
San Franciscans have long blamed the technology sector for rising rents. Now, a study from real-estate company Trulia backs them up.
During the 1980s, few California political issues burned as intensely as rent control.
San Diego’s apartment market has historically been reliably steady, but rarely a top performer in terms of rent growth.
Thousands of San Diegans dropped out of the labor force in December, pushing the county’s unemployment rate to its lowest point since September 2008.
Historically low interest rates and limited inventory in 2013 fueled some of the greatest housing appreciation in San Diego County since the early 2000s.
Foreclosures and default notices in San Diego County in 2013 dropped to their lowest total since 2006, the year before the Great Recession.
Only nine out of 12 Federal Reserve districts experienced moderate economic growth in the latest Fed Beige Book
The single-family home isn’t obsolete, yet. But the aging of the baby boomers could reshape the U.S. housing market and economy in the coming years.
Job growth in San Diego County picked up over the last two months,
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