California home sales are looking at a 1% increase in 2012 and the sales price may also increase 1.7%. Employment , low interest rates and an increase of affordable homes are going to fuel the sales activity and help get the recovery going. “It will take as long as five years for the state’s inventory ... [Read More]
California home sales are looking at a 1% increase in 2012 and the sales price may also increase 1.7%. Employment , low interest rates and an increase of affordable homes are going to fuel the sales activity and help get the recovery going. “It will take as long as five years for the state’s inventory of foreclosed properties to be absorbed” according to Leslie Appleton-Young, chief economist for the California Association of Realtors.
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