The California housing market feels like it’s on life support right now — price cuts this deep don’t happen in a healthy economy.
Stockton and Bakersfield getting hit this hard was sadly predictable, but it’s still shocking to see foreclosures triple.
Families moving out of state is the clearest sign that California’s dream is fading faster than people realize.
Honestly, the housing market in California has been unsustainable for years — now reality is catching up.
Sellers slashing one hundred thousand dollars off prices shows just how fragile demand has become.
This isn’t just about homes; it’s about jobs, taxes, and whether people still see California as a place worth staying.
If the housing market keeps collapsing like this, middle-class families won’t stand a chance.
Properties sitting for seventy-five days or more prove that buyers are officially gone from the market.
This housing market crash is exposing how fragile the entire system really is — and it’s only the beginning.
Investors and flippers are the biggest losers right now; the “get rich quick” era in California real estate is over.