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As a California Association of REALTORS®, we encourage you to take advantage of the free educational webinars offered by C.A.R.  You can always expect a valuable and engaging experience with an industry expert.  The webinars are designed to help you be prepared and mitigate risks.  Following is a newly promoted session we feel is worth attending.  October 4, 10:00 PM Lone Wolf Transactions – Learning the Basics (zipForm Edition) DESCRIPTION: Learn the basics about Lone Wolf Transactions (zipForm Edition) and how easy it is to manage your transactions and templates. Sessions like these give REALTORS® a chance to see the tools they have access to in action. We will cover: The basics of Lone Wolf Transactions (zipForm Edition)Learn to create transactionsLearn to create templates If you cannot attend, sign up anyway and we will send you a recording. We would like to thank Property ID for sponsoring this webinar. Training...Continue reading

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Dear Members, The California Association of REALTORS® OPPOSES Senate Bill 679 (Kamlager) which creates an unelected agency with the power to impose a range of new property taxes.  We were also against SB1105 and are glad to see that bill is dead.  SB 1105 was to grant vast, unchecked, taxing and bonding authority to an unelected Housing Agency Board in San Diego which would consist of 6 appointed representatives, serving 4-year terms. SB679 Similar to SB 1105, SB 679 would establish a local Housing Agency in LA with a 19-member “governing board” to raise revenues through:  A Parcel TaxGross Receipts Business License TaxA Document Transfer Tax, orThe Issuance of Bonds to Fund Affordable Housing Preservation (acquiring, Rehabilitating, Deed Restricting, Etc.). Here’s how you can help!  Ask your clients, friends, and family to TAKE ACTION!  Continue posting on social media!We are stronger together and your voice will help us defeat SB 679....Continue reading

Dear Members, The California Association of REALTORS® OPPOSES Senate Bill 1105 (Hueso) and Senate Bill 679 (Kamlager) each of which creates an unelected agency with the power to impose a range of new property taxes. SB1105 SB 1105 grants vast, unchecked, taxing and bonding authority to an unelected Housing Agency Board in San Diego which would consist of 6 appointed representatives, serving 4-year terms that can by resolution, or initiative, impose:  Special Taxes on Real Property,A Parcel Tax,A Gross Receipts Business License Tax,A Special Business Tax,A Documentary Transfer Tax,A Special Land Value Windfall Tax, OrA Commercial Linkage Fee. The proposed Agency requires revenues generated to assist in the construction of housing broadly defined. Revenue could go to large developers of rental homes and no restrictions on the agency purchasing single-family homes which could then further limit the opportunities for home ownership. SB679 Similar to SB 1105, SB 679 would establish a...Continue reading

The future of an affordable housing trust fund among the cities of Pasadena, Glendale, and Burbank took a step forward this week, as officials announced the approval of a $23 million infusion to get the fund off the ground. Under state Sen. Anthony J. Portantino’s proposed SB 1177, the money — carved out from the state’s $308 billion 2022-23 budget, signed into law last month — would go toward a fund administered by a joint-powers authority of the three cities. Read All About It

Below is the table of contents Open 2002 Report See Other Sales Data by C.A.R. Housing Market Overview by City California and U.S. Existing Single-Family HomeAnnual Median Sales Price and Annual Sales Activity 1968 – 2021California Existing Single-Family HomeMonthly Median Sales Price and Monthly Sales Activity 1979 – 2021California Existing CondominiumAnnual Median Price and % Change in Sales 1980 – 2021California Existing CondominiumMonthly Median Sales Price and Monthly Sales Activity 1981 – 2021California Counties, Existing Single-Family HomeAnnual Median Sales Price and % Change in Sales 1990 – 2021California and U.S. Existing Single-Family HomeMonthly/Quarterly Housing Affordability Index 1988 – 2021California Regions Existing Single-Family HomeAnnual Housing Affordability Index 1984 – 2010California Counties, Existing Single-Family HomeQuarterly and Annual Housing Affordability Index 2010 – 2021California and U.S. Existing Single-Family HomeQuarterly First-Time Buyer Housing Affordability Index 2000 – 2021California Regions Existing Single-Family HomeAnnual First-Time Buyer Housing Affordability Index 2000 – 2010California Counties, Existing Single-Family HomeQuarterly...