With home prices in the region reaching over $500,000 for your standard single family residence, industry professionals see residential density on the rise.
With home prices in the region reaching over $500,000 for your standard single family residence, industry professionals see residential density on the rise.
High-end multifamily construction continues driving up rent in low-tier rental units, says a recent report released real estate website Zillow.
As Q2 2016 comes to a steady close, analysts and professional across commercial real estate are composing their outlooks on the future. Two recent write-ups published by GlobeSt.com caught our attention this week by offering a positive outlook on some markets while cautioning others about a potential downturn.
California’s population grew by 0.9 percent last year, according to a report released Monday by the California Department of Finance, making the current statewide population 39,256,000.
San Diego County continued to create jobs in February, keeping the unemployment rate unchanged from January at 4.7 percent, state officials reported Friday.
State unemployment rates dropped in 29 states and Puerto Rico in August.
Proposed changes to Proposition 13, California’s landmark property tax initiative, could generate up to $9 billion a year for state & local governments.
Looking back, San Diego County’s job growth in 2014 was not nearly as robust as economists first estimated.
The nation’s economy will expand at its fastest pace since the end of the Great Recession, and California is going to have a lot to do with that success.
California’s economy should continue to expand faster than the nation’s over the next five years