San Diego Home Price Hits New Record High
San Diego County median home price soared to its highest point ever, $550,000, in March, said real estate tracker CoreLogic. Home prices increased 6.8 percent
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05, 2018
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04, 2018
San Diego Economy doing Well, Report says
San Diego County’s economy reached new heights in February led by increased help wanted advertising and low unemployment, said a monthly study from the University of
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04, 2018
Fed continues to raise rates in Powell’s debut
Interest rates are going up. The Fed raised rates in its first meeting under Chairman Jerome Powell. The central bank's decision was a response to a
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03, 2018
San Diego sees First Home Sale over $20 million in 10 Years
A Del Mar estate built for activist investor David Batchelder has sold for $21.5 million, making it the most paid for a home in San Diego
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03, 2018
Amazon Expands in San Diego, Moving into University City
E-commerce giant Amazon is boosting its footprint in San Diego - leasing office space in University City with room for more than 500 employees. The Seattle-based
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02, 2018
City Selling $1 lots – The Future of Affordable Housing?
The cities of San Diego and Lemon Grove are poised to sell lots for $1 each to a nonprofit land trust that will build houses reserved
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02, 2018
Yellen Ends Tenure – Paving the Way for Next Rate Hike
Federal Reserve officials, meeting for the last time with Janet Yellen as their chief, left borrowing costs unchanged while adding emphasis to their plan for more
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01, 2018
San Diego Most Expensive Homes in 2017
La Jolla and Rancho Santa Fe continued to be the place for the most expensive home sales in San Diego County in 2017. The most expensive
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01, 2018
San Diego Home Median Reaches $540K
The San Diego County housing market is positioned to finish 2017 with near-record prices. The county median home price has increased 9.1 percent in a year November’s
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12, 2017
U.S. Home Prices Surge, Outpacing Wage Growth
U.S. home prices climbed a robust 6.2% year-over-year, amid strong demand from would-be buyers and a shrinking supply of properties for sale. Standard & Poor's said