Industry News

Sacramento area home builders struggle with rising demand, lack of ready lots

Sacramento’s giant home-building machine stopped in its tracks when the housing market collapsed seven years ago. Now, with the market improving, it’s proving [Read More...]

Housing Market Revolution

I was speaking to one of my past clients this week who asked me if could help her friend find a home. This particular buyer was initially looking in an area in a different [Read More...]

Tahoe Housing Market Revolution: Low Inventory and Vacation Home Come Backs

Vacation Home Comebacks As the market continues to shift, one industry trend seems to be making continuous waves: vacation homes. With low prices and mortgage rates still [Read More...]

Made In America

The Made in America brand once embodied ruggedness and a kind of strait-laced patriotism, but recently it has morphed into a symbol of artisanal design and environmental [Read More...]

The New Neighborly

Nextdoor.com and other sites are rapidly linking residents Your dog has escaped from your backyard. You need to borrow a ladder. You’re worried about a suspicious [Read More...]

Sacramento’s ailing mortgage market is healing

Jeffrey J. Miller remembers the heady days of the housing boom, when practically all you had to do to get a home loan was state your income and sign your name. Like thousands [Read More...]

Tiny Cabin, Giant View

A snowboarder’s cabin in the Sierras has no bedroom, no bathroom— but a hot tub and a (nearly completed) ski lift. A snowboarder’s cabin in the Sierras has no [Read More...]

Silicon Valley Reboots at Tahoe

The hottest new tech-industry accessory? A house in Tahoe. Venture capitalist Steven Stull recently paid $11.875 million for a 10,000-square-foot waterfront estate on Lake [Read More...]

Is California’s Wild Housing Market a Sign of a Bubble?

California is the comeback kid of the housing recovery. Though home prices are making annual gains not seen since 2006, The Golden State sticks out as one where they are on a [Read More...]

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