Home prices expected to double national rate Home price appreciation in the San Francisco and San Jose metro areas is expected to more than double the national rate this year, while rising mortgage rates will

Home sales are surging; inventory remains a challenge both nationwide in the Bay Area That’s according to a new report from the National Association of Realtors, which says that existing U.S. home sales rose to a seasonally

Home sales increased substantially in the Bay Area this November, according to data from the California Association of Realtors. California home sales and home prices had been the hottest market in the U.S. until July when home

Bay Area homebuyers expressed slightly less urgency in November than in October The pace of sales slowing across most of Pacific Union’s regions as the holiday season approached. The exceptions to that trend were our

The U.S. remains a nation dominated by suburban dwellers, and the Bay Area is no exception Contrary to popular belief, the majority of millennials are suburbanites, and most of them are buying their first homes

San Francisco, San Jose Are The Nation’s Quickest-Paced Housing Markets The Bay Area’s well-documented inventory crunch is ensuring that serious homebuyers waste little time making deals this fall, with the San Francisco and San Jose

It’s not even Cyber Monday yet, but buyers may already be able to score a discount (though just a tiny one) on the homes of their dreams. Median home prices dipped 1.3% in October Median prices

California continued its run of solid job growth this fall, with employers adding 31,200 jobs in October after an upwardly revised 36,000 new jobs in September. Overall, there were 389,500 new jobs added in

Executive Summary Yesterday, Pacific Union held its third annual Real Estate and Economic Forecast in partnership with John Burns Real Estate Consulting in order to project Bay Area activity through 2019. Below are some key,

Next week could tell a different story The 30-year mortgage rate still reflects pre-election numbers, but that could all change next week. “On Wednesday, the 10-year Treasury yield closed above 2%, about 25 basis points higher