Posts Tagged ‘Homebuyers’
2026 California propositions voter guide: Billionaire’s tax, voter ID, homebuyers’ money, tax hike limits
California voters will decide 14 statewide propositions in the Nov. 3 election, measures placed on the ballot mostly by either powerful interest groups or lawmakers that will affect the lives of millions of Californians.While a proposed tax o...
Is Emerald Bay Worth the Premium? A Deep Dive for Luxury Homebuyers
The Aaronson Group Luxury Coastal Real Estate – OC Buyer Strategy — Emerald Bay, Laguna Beach Is Emerald Bay Worth the Premium? A Deep Dive for Luxury Homebuyers Is the Emerald Bay premium worth it? Yes, for buy...
8 Open House Etiquette Tips for Homebuyers
If there’s ever been a time to take open houses seriously, it’s now. According to Redfin data, summer 2025 marked the strongest buyer’s market in records going back more than a decade, with sellers outnumbering buyers by more than 3...
L.A. and Long Beach among least affordable cities for homebuyers
Los Angeles, Long Beach and San Diego are among the world’s least affordable cities for homebuyers, a recent report says. When the price of a regular home is compared to regular local salaries, Los Angeles, Long Beach, San Diego and San Jos...
National Homebuyers Fund Grants and Loans
Key Takeaways NHF can provide up to 5% of the loan amount for down payment or closing costs that often does not need repayment. Eligibility is broader than many buyers expect including repeat buyers flexible credit rules and multiple loan t...
Rhode Island Has No Affordable Cities Left for Homebuyers or Renters Due to Construction and Zoning Hurdles
Chris Whitten has three children in their late teens and early 20s who are edging into adulthood, but it's not the prospect of becoming an empty nester that keeps him up at night—it's the fear that none of them will be able to buy or even ren...
Affordability for first-time homebuyers: Beyond rates and prices
We’ve all heard the refrain: it’s never been harder to buy your first home. The narrative almost always circles back to two usual suspects – mortgage rates and home prices. While rates and prices are undeniably visible and powerful l...
