The surge in unsold homes signals growing challenges in California's housing market, where affordability has long been a ...

The state is vast and housing markets vary by region, but on average, the major metros in California aren’t experiencing the ...

First-quarter data from MetroStudy shows 3,750 new homes went unsold in the four counties covered by the Southern California News Group — an increase of 688 units in a year or 22% and up 37% vs ...

The total number of unsold homes, including homes that are under contract, increased by 22.9% compared with last year. The median price of homes for sale this September decreased by 1.0% compared ...

In Riverside and San Bernardino counties, 1,450 new homes sat unsold, up 112 homes or 8 percent. Builders hold 10 percent of the Inland Empire supply as of June vs. 8.5 percent in 2016.

The California Association of Realtors reported Monday that its statewide inventory of unsold homes index for existing, single-family detached homes fell to 3.2 months in August from 3.5 months in ...

Southern California builders are cutting prices to move glut of unsold homes Zillow found price cuts on 25.9% of new homes in Los Angeles and Orange counties; 28% in Riverside and San Bernardino ...

According to data from Redfin, home prices in California were up 4.2 percent year-over-year in November, with a median price of $827,100. That far exceeds the overall U.S. median price of $429,813 ...

The Realtors group also reported a median sales price in California of $285,480 for existing homes sold last month, up 3.9% from June but down 19.6% from July 2008. -- Nathan Olivarez-Giles ...

Inventory There are 595,000 single-family homes on the market now. That’s up almost 3% for the week and represents 37% more homes unsold on the market now than at this time last year.

The New York market had 67 percent of unsold homes, while Los Angeles had 58 percent. Elsewhere in California, unsold homes in Riverside stood at 61 percent, Sacramento at 50 percent, San Diego at ...

Sales of previously occupied U.S. homes slid in June to the slowest pace since last September as mortgage rates remained ...