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A new study has found that home prices in Los Angeles are on the decline year-over-year.
In December 2022, the median price of a home in Los Angeles was $810,000; down $40,000 or 4.7% from December 2021.
That was the second largest decline in the study for all US cities, behind only San Francisco which saw a 5.1% decrease.
Considering rising interest rates, inflation, major layoffs, and recession fears, a 4.7% decline is not that bad.
Source: RE/MAX
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Despite the sharp increase in December, recent housing data has indicated that rents have begun to fall: Realtor.com®, for example, reports that rents have dropped in many of the nation’s hottest real estate markets after rising more than 20% over the past three years.
Also, robust apartment construction likely will raise rental vacancy rates, which could help further ease rental prices in the months ahead.
Source: The National Association of REALTORS®
