COASTAL COUNTIES REBOUND, INLAND EMPIRE STAGNATE
By Robert Deane Exclusive Buyer's Broker - Agent
(Robert Owen Deane Real Estate Broker)
As we know all too well, home prices increased dramatically starting in 2001 and reached a new high in 2006. The median home price increased by 42 to 65 percent between 1995 and 2001 and then jumped dramatically by 75 to 122 percent between 2001 and 2006. Since 2006 the market has declined by 27 to 53 percent, giving back most of the gains of the proceeding eight years. If you purchased your home over this period, your are likely to have lost all of your equity. Not a pretty picture, when can we expect some relief? The news for the real estate market in Southern California is mixed. The Coastal Counties of Los Angeles, Orange and San Diego are showing clear signs of a recovering market, not so in the Inland Empire counties of Riverside and San Bernardino. Median prices among the Coast...
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