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Southland home price growth is slowing down. Whose market is it now?

Sophia Martin
Sophia Martin
Published April 20, 2025
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The prices of the homes in southern California barely rose last month, since the possible buyers could not or willing to offer much more housing costs.

Economists and real estate agents cited a variety of probable factors that contribute to the trend, including high mortgage rates, the increase in inventory and economic uncertainty falls partly due to rates again, again.

In March, the average housing price in the Southern California region of six counties increased 0.38% from a month prior to $ 875,908, according to Zillow’s data. In the last 12 months, prices rose 1.9%, the smallest annual gain since August 2023.

“The real estate market is no longer a sellers market,” said Orphe Divouung, Zillow’s senior economist.

Part of the reason are the vendors themselves, said Divouy. Around the last year, more owners have put their homes in the market, deciding that high mortgage rates are here to stay and it is more important to move than clinging to cheap loans that acquired pandemic duration.

At the same time, possible buyers do not have a bone so anxious to return.

Richard Green, director of the USC Lusk Real Estate Center, said that a reason is that the mortgage rates remain high in the high 6%range, which limits Drastox what people can buy with the COVID-19 pandemic were less less.

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