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03, 2017
San Diego Home Price Increases Slow
San Diego County’s housing market in December grew more slowly than the national average, reflecting a trend of decelerating price increases since the start of 2016,
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02, 2017
Home Warranty – Peace of Mind for Home Buyers and Sellers
Lots of things you buy come with a warranty in case they break down, from cars to smartphones. But what about homes? Yes, you can
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02, 2017
San Diego Home Price Increases Outpace Nation
Prices in San Diego County’s housing market in November outpaced the rest of the nation and California, said the S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller Indices. Adjusted for seasonal
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01, 2017
Home prices drop back in November
After reaching $507,500 in October, the median home price in San Diego retreated 2.5 percent in November to land at $495,000, the same level as in
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12, 2016
Fed Hikes Interest Rate: What it Means for Consumers
The Federal Reserve’s decision to raise its benchmark short-term interest rate will slowly push up rates on everything from mortgages and credit cards to savings accounts.
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12, 2016
San Diego Home Loan Limits Increase
As home prices continue to rise in Southern California, so will the amount of money you can borrow. Federal borrowing limits were increased for the first
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11, 2016
Median San Diego Home Price surpasses $500,000
The median home price in October exceeded a half-million dollars for the first time in a decade in San Diego County, real estate tracker CoreLogic reported.
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10, 2016
San Diego Home Price Increases Outpace Most of California
San Diego County home prices have increased more than most of California in the last year, a key real estate index showed. San Francisco and San
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09, 2016
Bankruptcy, Foreclosure or Short Sale: Which One is Worse?
According to FICO (the Fair Isaac Corporation), a bankruptcy is worse for your credit than the other actions. Homeowners who go through foreclosure rather than a
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08, 2016
Negative Equity Rate Continues to Drop for San Diego Homes
Bolstered by a strong real estate market, the number of San Diegans who owe more on their homes than they are worth dropped to 7.1 percent