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Southern California home prices are flat for...
By Andrew Khouri | LA Times. Southern California home prices remained essentially flat in October from the previous month as buyers appeared to hit a wall amid a job market that remains far from robus ...
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History of Rolling Hills Estates
The City of Rolling Hills Estates officially became Los Angeles County’s 60th municipality on September 18, 1957. In that first year, the City’s population totaled only 3,500, but its new citizens wer ...
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Gen Xers are independent. They want autonomy...
Future of industry may depend on giving younger agents the ability to build their own companies – by: Renwick Congdon |Contributor Editor’s note: In a recent four-part series, Imprev Inc. CEO Re ...
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Using Internet Marketing To Sell Homes
Did you know that over 80% of all home buyers begin their search on the internet? The first thing they do, even before calling a realtor for the first time, is to browse available homes on the interne ...
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Understanding The Foreclosure Process Timeli...
No one likes the thought of facing foreclosure. However, sometimes there are circumstances that are beyond our control. Job loss, divorce, illness or any number of other issues which could occur witho ...
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America’s Most Expensive Zip Codes In ...
|Our very own Rolling Hills made it to No. 16, and we are not the least surprised. With the average home price of $3,784,500, with a 165 average days on market, much lower than most of the cities on t ...
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America's Most Expensive Zip Codes In 2...
|Our very own Rolling Hills made it to No. 16, and we are not the least surprised. With the average home price of $3,784,500, with a 165 average days on market, much lower than most of the cities on t ...
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Freddie Mac: Mortgage rates level off, 30-ye...
Home building in Rancho Santa Fe, Calif., above. Mortgage rates leveled off this week amid the government shutdown, with Freddie Mac saying the 30-year fixed loan averaged 4.23%. (Sam Hodgson / Bloomb ...
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L.A. County is among least affordable housin...
A median-income household in Los Angeles County can afford only 24% of the homes currently for sale, a Trulia study says. By Andrew Khouri |LA Times Looking for the American dream in Los Angeles? Go ...
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Home price gains ease in most large U.S. mar...
A leading index of U.S. home prices in August rose 1.3% from July and 12.8% from August 2012. Above, a home for sale in Walpole, Mass., in September. (Steven Senne, AP / September 18, 2013) By Andrew ...
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