The housing market in California is finally facing reality—people can’t pay champagne prices on a beer income.
This housing market correction is long overdue, but some folks still call it a “soft landing.” Really?
Without cheap loans, the housing market can’t hold million-dollar prices—it’s simple math.
The housing market isn’t a safe bet when insurance and taxes cost more than rent.
California’s housing market isn’t just cooling—it’s unraveling at the seams.
Families can’t survive when mortgage, taxes, and insurance eat half their paycheck.
Investors ran up prices, and now regular families are stuck with the crash.
Buying in 2021 looks like the worst financial decision for many homeowners.
You can’t pay California mortgages with sunshine and palm trees.
This isn’t a dip; it’s the end of an era for California real estate.