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California Real Estate is forecast to grow in 2025 with price increases led by coastal and tech-driven regions. Economic slowdown and affordability constraints may temper gains, but overall demand is projected to remain strong.

California Real Estate sales are forecast to rise 10.5% in 2025, driven by lower interest rates. Median home prices could climb 4.6% to $909,400, though affordability challenges will remain significant.

Most Californians would pay $600/mo just to move. Low-interest mortgages + Prop 13 tax breaks = homeowners staying put and listings vanishing.

Here’s a quick update on Concord, California’s housing market. Homes are selling at a steady pace, with a similar number of properties available and sold as last year. Prices remain unchanged, showing market stability.

California home sales rose 4% to 264,260 in June—first bump after three-month slump. Median home price now $899,560—slightly lower than May and last June. Inventory jumped 40% year-over-year—buyers finally get choices and negotiating room. Homes now sit 24 days on market—6 days longer than last year. Market's shifting toward balance—not a buyer’s market yet, but…

California has an avg rent of $2,555 /mo. The avg apartment size is 852 sq ft. Rent per sq ft comes to about $2.99. California is one of the most expensive states for renters. Renters face some of the highest rents in the country for moderate space.

Visit Real Estate offices early and ask questions to gauge their professionalism and fit. Understand seller motivations to make offers with attractive terms that could win deals.

California ranks #3 among the most expensive states to retire based on the minimum savings needed Minimum savings needed to retire in the state: $1,612,716 Annual cost of living (total expenditures): $86,945 Annual Social Security income: $22,523.40 Annual expenditures after Social Security: $64,509