Foreclosure-driven price declines heat up California sales
Home sales up for 2nd month But prices fall again as region struggles in sea of foreclosures.
Lower prices luring home buyers in Silicon Valley
Slowest May in 20 years for Bay Area housing
Southern California housing market still under siege
Home prices continue downward spiral
Where Home Prices Are Holding Up
80121 ZIPs to No. 1 in market
Foreclosure glut further depresses housing prices
On the Homefront Holding On
Some Cities Are Spared the Slide in Housing
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The Capital of Slumping Home Sales
California Home Sales Plunge
The housing market's Mr. Objective
California's Real-Estate Tailspin
Luxury Homes Are Hot Properties
Soaring Into The Stratosphere
A sales surge for digs over $1M
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A total of 33,024 new and resale houses and condos were sold statewide last month. That was up 6.0 percent from 31,150 in April and down 10.7 percent from 36,975 for May last year. Last month's total made for the slowest May since 1995 when 32,223 homes sold.... full story
After a record burst of activity between March and April, Bay Area home sales eased a bit last month to the slowest pace for a May in over 20 years. Sales were weakest in many higher-end coastal markets but rose well above year-ago levels in some inland areas where foreclosures and deep discounts lured bargain hunters. . . full story
Bargain shoppers helped push Southern California home sales higher in May compared with April – a normal, seasonal lift – but it was still the slowest May in more than 20 years. The median price paid fell a record 27 percent from a year ago, the result of sluggish high-end sales, more sellers dropping their asking prices and lenders selling off more of their aggressively priced, repossessed homes... full story
The number of California homes going into foreclosure jumped last quarter to its highest level in more than 15 years, as the market continued to works its way through declining home values and a pool of at-risk mortgages that were originated in 2005 and 2006.... full story