The National Association of Realtors is changing agents' commission rules, which alters the playing field for home buyers and sellers.
Homeownership for Gen Z-ers may be a pipedream for those who choose to stay in California, but a few cities may still be affordable.
Interest rates are falling which could spell higher demand for sellers, and more affordability for buyers.
The Golden State doesn't come cheap: one California city was named the country's most expensive place to live by U.S. News and World Report.
Property values throughout Riverside County rose nearly 10% last year to $404.2 billion.
A California Association of Realtors report showed that, for both groups, Riverside County's affordability factor bucked a statewide trend.
Check out the newest houses available in and around the Banning-Beaumont area.
It has six bedrooms, a resort-like swimming pool and retreat-style backyard and views of the San Gorgonio Mountains. The cost is $$639,900.
Home prices have skyrocketed in the Banning-Beaumont area since the pandemic began.
The seller calls it a "great investment opportunity."
The main house was built in 1903, and the inn in 1904. In total, the property boasts 13,818 square feet of indoor space.
The home listed in October at $499,900, but the asking price has since dropped by $24,900.
This newly listed, mountain cabin in the Big Bear Lake region is move-in ready.
Just pack your UGG boots & a bathing suit. This house comes fully furnished.
Single-family homes have seen the largest rent increases. See how rent changed in the Banning-Beaumont area.
This single-family fixer features 776 square feet of living space, a yard and a pool.
The 924-square-foot home is situated on a 6,098-square-foot lot.
Here is how much home prices have changed over the past year in Riverside County area.
Four large lots with panoramic views hit the market near Banning.
The property on Hill Top Drive has room for everyone.
Low mortgage rates continue fueling demand.
The home is listed at $329,000.
A fixer mobile home for buyers on a budget.
The largest of the Noble Creek Vistas planned lots, the property includes approved construction of 180 single-family homes.
The 2020 fourth-quarter findings from Realtor.com also showed the county was the third fastest-growing luxury housing market in the nation.
The true log cabin is situated on 5.9 acres in the upscale Meadowbrook Estates community.
The price was originally listed at $769,500 in November, but Wednesday the seller decreased the asking price by $10,000.
Upgrades are found throughout the four-bedroom, three-bath home.
Built in 1958, the property is located on 10th Street in the heart of the city.
The 1,274-square-foot home was built in 1967 and features a low tax rate.
This vintage home on .42 acres features a pool and RV parking.
A four-plex at 876 Wellwood Ave. and two neighboring complexes on the same street are up for sale.
The 6th & Palm Apartments complex in downtown Beaumont features 12 units.
The remodeled Beaumont home includes an upstairs studio ADU.
The majority of the property is flat, usable land.
The mostly flat parcel is bordered by Highway 79 South and California Avenue.
Looking for a mountain-area getaway? This 1930s, two-bedroom is a top-to-bottom charmer with a super cozy, backyard garden.
The property hit the market last month at $822,ooo, but the price has been slashed, according to Realtor.com.
This $1,500,000 custom built masterpiece with ever-expanding hillside views is down $200k.
A combination of bunk beds, a loft and a compact interior design creates room for more than you'd expect in just 400 square feet.
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