Housing Market 2021: Housing bubble 2021 or buy a house?
You’re wondering, “should I buy a house in 2021?” And you heard it right: a real estate agent is telling you not to buy a house in the housing market 2021 because it looks like a housing bubble in 2021! Make sure you analyze your local housing market to see if it's looking bubbly. And what if you’re a seller? We answer this and more...
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Discussion
Great update! There appears to be an explosion of multi family properties in escrow since the close of 2020. I recall the numbers being 50 at 12/31/2020 to 82 currently. This is a big swing considering the number of properties in O.C. It makes me wonder where are cap rates at? I imagine they are in the dirt.
Thanks for watching, Daniel! Yes, multifamily sales have definitely picked in Southern California. They were slow through the end of the year...then I think buyers expected AB 3088 to end at the end of January so buying picked up. It hasn't slowed down even though SB 91 replaced AB 3088. Cap rates are ridiculously low with no easy way to get them up since rent increases are capped! Owning rental real estate in California isn't for the faint of heart anymore!
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