Since the Great Recession, many homeowners have been holding on to their properties longer, and today’s higher mortgage rates have only added to that trend. This “lock-in effect” has slowed the pace of home sales, resulting in low housing turnover across Irvine and beyond.
Read MoreDespite concerns, housing values are holding steady even during the holiday market slowdown. Limited inventory and over a decade of tight lending standards continue to protect home values from a repeat of the Great Recession. As a result, home values are expected to rise further in 2025.
Read MoreWe’ve entered the Holiday Market season—a time when the real estate market typically slows down as people focus on holiday celebrations. If you're considering buying or selling in 2025, now is the perfect time to start planning. Preparing and strategizing today can set the stage for success in next year's evolving market.
Read MoreGorgeous condo in the beautiful Agave community of Portola Springs! Built in 2013, this spacious end unit features the largest floorplan, offering 3 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, an open layout, and two inviting outdoor courtyards. Enjoy a prime location with open views, abundant natural light, and privacy. Enter through the formal foyer into a bright great room with high ceilings, custom media built-ins, recessed lighting, and luxury vinyl flooring. Sliding doors seamlessly connect the great room to the dual courtyards, perfect for indoor/outdoor entertaining.
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Read MoreAs inventory continues to rise in Orange County's real estate market, more sellers are either reducing their asking prices or taking their homes off the market, indicating that many homes are currently overpriced. In fact, 34% of the current listings have reduced their asking price at least once.
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