U.S. existing-home sales fell 5.5% in October to a 3.75 million pace, the lowest since 2010, as inventory rose and the West fell hardest. What it means for Santa Clarita buyers, sellers and homeowners.
U.S. home-sale prices fell 0.4% year over year in October, the first decline since 2023, as inventory hit a six-year high. What it means for Santa Clarita, LA County and VA buyers.
October CPI rose 0.4% and core 0.3%, both above forecasts, and Treasury yields jumped. What the hot inflation report means for mortgage rates, a December Fed hike and Santa Clarita.
October CPI lands Tuesday with no yearly inflation rate, and markets lean toward a December Fed hike. How inflation and mortgage rates connect, and what it means for Santa Clarita.
NAR’s 2026 Profile: first-time buyers were just 22% of purchases, their median age held at a record 40, and a record 10% paid cash. What it means for Santa Clarita and LA County.
Despite three weekly Freddie Mac rate drops to 7.18%, October contract signings fell 17% YoY — the lowest October on record. What frozen demand means for Santa Clarita and LA County.
Strong October jobs (+165k, 4.1% unemployment) put the rate rally on notice after Freddie Mac’s 7.18% third weekly drop. What it means in Santa Clarita.
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