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Absorption Rate Analysis – September 2023: Things Look Up for Buyers as Absorption Rates Sink Down Current Real Estate, Industry, Local News, RE News October 2, 2023 Seth Styles and Harout Keuroghlian Temperatures in SoCal may be about to rise again, but September was, appropriately enough, all about the fall. And we’re not...
Californians Can Buy and Sell ADU Homes Like Condos Thanks to AB 1033 It’s a great time in California to own an ADU. Last year, our government made it easier than ever to build authorized accessory dwelling units (ADU's). But now, thanks to Assemblyman Phil Ting’s (D-San Francisco) recently drafted Assembly Bill 1033, it’s becoming just as easy to sell these units ...
You may love baseball but do you live baseball? It may be an easier prospect if Beverly Hills real estate firm Bolour Associates brings their latest project to fruition. They currently have plans underway to bring an 86-unit multi-family property to life, conveniently located just up the road from the largest baseball venue in the world: the LA Dodgers Stadium. While the project is st...
November 9, 2023 Harout Keuroghlian Have you seen the news? Wall-to-wall headlines about the big housing market crash headed your way. You’d think it was a confirmed fact! As the CEO and founder of my own real estate brokerage, and an expert who’s been successfully working in the real estate industry for decades, I have news for you. There will be no hous...
I am pleased to observe the housing industry's adaptation to the present circumstances. We couldn't continue housing and constructing in the traditional manner; certain changes are necessary. In addition, rends constantly evolve, and considering the current limitations in urban areas, coupled with supply and material shortages, these trends are expected to have a positive long-term impa...
April 2024 brings more of that same energy we saw in March as the industry shakes off the accumulated frost of the holiday hibernation. A lot of our communities continued to climb further into the seller’s market, though with less severity. One neighborhood really ingratiated itself to sellers with a double-digit surge. But it was a usual suspect (we’ll get to that in a moment). A f...
The way landlords handle security deposits is about to change in several major ways. The California security deposit law (officially recognized as Assembly Bill 12) takes effect on July 1 and will limit how Golden State landlords collect and handle security deposits. JohnHart Commercial Real Estate has the details. The One Month’s Rent Limitation Photo credit: Envato Pos...
It’s been an interesting month in the Greater LA housing market as more housing inventory flows into a parched market. We ended April’s absorption rate analysis with a prescient statement: “We did see a higher number of houses for sale in Los Angeles hitting the market in April. If that trend continues, we may see absorption rates drop closer to the buyer&r...
A December surge toward the seller’s favor is a holiday tradition in its own right when it comes to our monthly absorption rate analysis. It’s just how the “off-season” works in real estate. A lower volume of homes hitting the market typically tips the scales in the sellers’ favor. In December 2022, only one of our published neighborhoods (Glendale) dropped closer ...
We’ve never seen a month like January 2025 in the history of publishing our absorption rates. And with so many monumental factors at play, it’s tough to pin these results on one thing. New presidential administration? Citywide fires? The Grind to Greatness Realtor Race? In short, we expected a drop in absorption rates in January. But we didn’t expect every neighborho...