California's Housing Market Trend Shows Price Appreciation Slowing
San Clemente, CA (PRWEB) October 16, 2014 -- Year-over-year price appreciation has averaged 7.2% in California, with price appreciation (in percentage terms) being slightly skewed toward smaller homes. Last year at this time, Y-O-Y price appreciation was over twice the current rate. So, what's going on? Is California's housing market hitting the skids? Is the window for land acquisition slamming shut? After several quarters of price appreciation at hyper levels, are we now due for a correction? Real Estate Economics doesn't think so. And yet, the time for easy decisions is over. We invite you to join Mark Boud for a one-hour https://www..gotomeeting.com/register/167181146 [webinar __title__ Webinar Invitation] that presents economic and market highlights and insights regarding housing supply/demand and price appreciation forecasts for California, with special insight provided for the Bay Area, Southern California, Sacramento, and Central Valley regions. This webinar is offered at no cost for those joining at 9:00 am on November 4th.
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Gail Lottie, Real Estate Economics, http://realestateeconomics.com/, +1 949.502.5151 Ext: 106, [email protected]
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