California real estate is about to flip in 2025 (Reventure Forecast)

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California real estate is about to flip in 2025 (Reventure Forecast)


California’s housing market has continued appreciating in 2024, with home values reaching a record level. However – things could change by the end of the year into 2025, as inventory levels have increased dramatically.

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Especially in metros like San Diego, Stockton, Sacramento, and parts of San…

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  1. California's housing market inventory is now growing. And growing fast. Increasing the odds of declining prices in late 2024 into 2025.

    Values are up 5% over the last year. Making markets like San Diego, Orange County, and San Jose even more unaffordable.

    Track the data for your city and ZIP code in California on Reventure App. http://www.reventure.app

  2. I know someone who bought a house in the 1960s for $50K now worth a million dollars. They only play $1,000 a year in property taxes. You never sell CA real estate.

  3. I just bought a home in San Mateo county for under asking! There are deals to be had right now, even in very competitive markets, if you’re not going after the flashiest most desirable properties. I bet these conditions won’t last long, and competition will become more fierce after the election.

  4. I'm sorry, folks. House prices in California will keep rising. A house crash in California is not realistic; it is a fantasy. We have been hearing about a house crash for the last three years, and all this time, prices have been rising. It's nice to dream, but reality is different.

  5. I remember in 2007 when I was working in real estate seeing people buy homes new from builders with the intention of selling before close of escrow to a new buyer for profit. The crash was so brutal and fast that I remember seeing a lot of these units foreclosed on with the builder plastic still on the carpet.

  6. Housing Crashes Start in the East and end in the west ! Off Shore Buyers have Really Buoyed the Market in Other Wise What Would Be A Different Situation ! Could Accelerate or Decelerate any Shift in the Market !.

  7. I’m closing in on my retirement and I’d like to move from Minnesota to a warmer climate, but the prices on homes are stupidly ridiculous and Mortgage prices has been skyrocketing on a roll(currently over 7%) do I just invest my spare cash into stock and wait for a housing crash or should I go ahead to buy a home anyways?

  8. Dont forget 900,000 in L.A. havent paid rent for 5 years,and democrat mayors have confiscated million of homes in their santuary cities for criminals.if these people were evicted it would free up alot of housing.

  9. I'm hoping there will be a housing crisis so I can buy cheaply when I sell a few houses in 2025. As a backup plan, I've been thinking about purchasing stocks. What advice do you have for choosing the best buying time? On the one hand, I continue to read and see trading earnings of over $500k each week. On the other side, I keep hearing that the market is out of control and experiencing a dead cat bounce. Why does this happen?

  10. Price in California home don’t go down ever only during the housing crises of the 2008. I’ve been living in Los Angeles areas since 1983. Price here only go in one direction and weather you sell or rent, it’s only up direction

  11. You are not buying a house for 80 cents on the dollar in coveted locations of California. Sorry to break that news to you. Try and get in where you fit in, get the best deal you can afford or if you have to relocate to another state where there is better opportunity then do that. Over a 5-10 period assuming you buy in a area with good schools, close to employment centers, shopping and entertainment opportunities and projected population growth you will look back and say I'm glad I made that decision. When you listen to a guy like this, it paralyes you to the point you never make a move. There is never a perfect time to buy. The best time is when you are ready and able because remember you are making a 5-10 year decision not one year decision.

  12. High inventory and high unemployment will drive down the California housing market. That's not gonna happen. No Ninja Loans, no mass layoffs. People are locked into crazy low interest rates. Have fun hoping for the rest of your life. For all you folks that blew your stimmy money, could have invested it, are now wishing they had a large down payment to get into this housing market. Government will lower rates to keep this balloon from popping. Don't fall for this bait click clown.😂

  13. This guys has been saying for 4 years now that housing market will crush and rise of housing inventories!!! Non of his predictions came true until now!!!😂😂😂

  14. Dude where the hell are you getting your made up numbers? MEDIAN HOUSE IN L.A IS OVER 800 K. MEDIAN HOUSE IN ORANGE IS ABOUT 900K just stop with your nonsense fear mongering. there's no supply high demand it's ABSOLUTELY Not going to come down next year man NOT A CHANCE . It's called supply and demand what 5 grade studies dude . I used to respect you. But now your so full of sh*t it's outta control . Iv litterally not seen you make a positive video in years. Smh.

  15. If you are in CA and find a house in a good area for your family, buy it. there are lots of cash buyers on the sideline waiting for a 10% drop. You will not be able to compete with these buyers. The good areas only dip, they don’t crash. The whole CA is going through a gentrification process. Those that move out due to high prices are not competing with you, you will be competing with lots of investors and people moving in. Unlike other states where the house prices go up because people flocks to it, CA home prices go up because of the organic demands, there is simply not enough housing. Even if thousands of developers decide to build, do you think our government is fast enough to issue permits. It takes forever for our government to approve anything. The only person that can bring down CA is named San Andreas, if he/she decides to “move” game over for CA.