So when’s the housing bubble bursting?

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CRE vet who advised on $8 billion of deals says 30% of office buildings are ‘basically worth nothing’ and ‘just have to be torn down’

“It’s the most adaptable that survives,” says housing analyst Fred Cordova, who sees a lot of demolition ahead.

BY DYLAN SLOAN
February 25, 2024


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NEW: The owner of a $16M California mansion that is on the verge of falling into the ocean, is refusing to leave his home.

82-year-old Lewis Bruggeman says his house is "fine" & isn't worried about it falling into the ocean after a recent storm eroded the cliffside.

"The house is fine, it's not threatened and it will not be red-tagged. The city agrees that there's no major structural issue with the house," the Dana Point home owner said.

The National Weather Service predicts more rain will be hitting the LA area next week, warning of more mud slides.

 

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The purchases are disproportionate, but still a small percentage.


"Between 2018 and 2022, nearly 6% of home sales in the district were individuals or smaller entities selling to large companies. That’s three times more than most other parts of Pinellas County, where an average 2% of sales in a given census tract involve investment firms.

Around 20 companies own 300 homes in the district. Based on census estimates, that accounts for about 1 out of 10 single-family rentals in the area.

These investors aren’t solely responsible for the area’s inflated rental and home prices, or the gentrification that took root years ago"

Here's the article without the paywall.


 

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Tech market took a huge hit out there recently. I wonder if the price will be dropping

That depends on how much their new jobs are paying.

"Despite a bruising several months, the unemployment rate in San Francisco and Silicon Valley remained relatively low — 3.5 percent in the city and 3.2 percent in San Mateo County — indicating that many workers found new jobs relatively quickly."

 
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