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  • Atlanta Home Prices: What to Watch Next

    In Early-Q3 2026, Atlanta home prices posted a modest yearly gain, showing the market still edged forward even as momentum stayed notably restrained.
    The monthly move in Atlanta was essentially flat in Early-Q3 2026, suggesting pricing conditions changed very little for buyers and sellers over the period.
    Atlanta's yearly change was ↑<1%, while the MoM reading was ↓<0.1%, a sign of stability rather than sharp repricing in either direction.
    For Atlanta buyers, that kind of movement pointed to a market with limited price acceleration, while sellers still saw values holding close to recent levels.
    Atlanta's Early-Q3 update showed a slightly firmer yearly pace, but overall pricing remained subdued, underscoring a market that was moving incrementally rather than rapidly.

  • Buyers: Months of Supply Rises in LA County—More Choices Ahead

    Buyers: Months of Supply Rises in LA County—More Choices Ahead

    September 2026 brought a significant increase in months of supply for Los Angeles County, rising by 37% year over year to 5 months. This shift means buyers have more options and less urgency, making it easier to find the right home. A higher supply gives you more time and flexibility in your search.

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  • Happy Halloween

    Halloween falls on October 31 because the ancient Gaelic festival of Samhain, considered the earliest known root of Halloween, occurred on this day.
    In the eighth century, Pope Gregory III designated November 1 as a time to praise all saints.
    Soon, All Saints' Day incorporated some traditions of Samhain and the evening before was known as All Hallows Eve, and later Halloween.
    Over time, Halloween evolved into a day of activities like trick-or-treating, carving jack-o-lanterns, festive gatherings, donning costumes and eating treats.
    Today’s the day to eat candies and sweets to your heart’s content! Happy Halloween!

  • Inventory Grows in Atlanta: Buyers Get More Choices

    Inventory Grows in Atlanta: Buyers Get More Choices

    Atlanta’s housing inventory jumped nearly 10% year-over-year, giving buyers more options and less competition. With more homes on the market, buyers can take their time and negotiate with confidence. This shift opens up new opportunities for those looking to purchase.

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  • Buyers: LA Home Prices Just Got More Affordable

    Buyers: LA Home Prices Just Got More Affordable

    In Los Angeles, CA, from July to September 2026, home prices saw a real dip. The median sale price dropped 1.7% year-over-year, and price per square foot fell 2.3%. This shift means buyers have a better shot at finding value in a market that’s been tough for affordability.

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  • Months of Supply Tightens: Sellers Benefit in LA

    Months of Supply Tightens: Sellers Benefit in LA

    The months of supply in Los Angeles dropped sharply by 21% year-over-year, now at just 5 months. This signals a tighter market, giving sellers an edge as inventory moves faster. If you're thinking of selling, market conditions are in your favor.

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  • Los Angeles Fall Home Care Checklist

    In Los Angeles, fall is the key window to prep estates for winter rains, lingering wildfire risk, and refreshed outdoor spaces after a busy summer.
    Inspect roofing, cracked tiles, gutters, downspouts, and drainage pipes in Mid-Fall so heavy Late-Fall storms do not cause leaks, water damage, or foundation trouble.
    For Los Angeles hillside homes, clear dead vegetation, inspect retaining walls, clean weep holes, and keep terrace drains clear to reduce fire hazards and erosion.
    After heavy summer use, schedule pool and spa maintenance, check heater and automation systems, and inspect outdoor kitchens, gas lines, refrigeration seals, and awnings.
    A thoughtful Los Angeles fall checklist helps protect architecture, preserve landscaping, keep outdoor living ready for hosting, and support peace of mind through cooler months.

  • C.A.R. releases its 2027 California Housing Market Forecast

    C.A.R. releases its 2027 California Housing Market Forecast

    California home sales are expected to rise 3.7% in 2027 to 277,900 units, with median home prices increasing 1.4% to $894,400. Housing affordability is projected to remain stable at 20%. Limited home inventory will support prices but limit market growth. Economic factors include 2.2% GDP growth, 0.3% job growth, a 5.4% unemployment rate, and a steady 6.6% average 30-year mortgage rate.

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  • New Listings Rise in Los Angeles: More Choices for Buyers

    New Listings Rise in Los Angeles: More Choices for Buyers

    From June to August 2026, Los Angeles saw a 2.9% increase in new listings compared to last year. This gives buyers more options and reduces the pressure of limited inventory. If you’ve been waiting for more selection, now is a great time to explore the market.

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  • New Listings Rise in LA: More Choices for Buyers

    New Listings Rise in LA: More Choices for Buyers

    This summer, Los Angeles saw a 2.9% increase in new listings compared to last year. Buyers now have more options to choose from in a market that often feels tight. If you've been waiting for more selection, now is a great time to explore.

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