Not exact matches
Demand for a loan option introduced in the
second quarter has increased every month, Bass said, adding that
California sales, which includes leased
and purchased systems, rose in the
third quarter compared with the
second quarter.
The article further reports that
California saw one filing for every 88 households, the
second highest; the rate was up 36 percent from the previous
quarter and nearly quadruple the
third quarter of 2010.
(see question 3) Forty - eight percent of
California home buyers now believe that homes are over priced vs 45 % in the
third quarter and 65 % in the
second quarter.
Forty - four percent of
California real estate professionals somewhat approve or strongly approve of Obama's performance as President vs. 43 % in the
third quarter California survey vs. 44 % in the
second quarter, vs. 55 % in the first
quarter and 57 % in the fourth
quarter of 2009.
Fewer
California home buyers are of the view that homes in their state are fairly valued, with 19 % believing so in the fourth
quarter vs 35 % in the
third quarter survey vs. 38 % in the
second quarter 2010
California home prices survey vs. 30 % in the first
quarter 2010
California home prices survey
and 25 % in the fourth
quarter 2009
California home prices survey.
Fourteen percent of
California real estate professionals expect home prices to rise in their state over the next six month vs. 39 % who thought so in the
second quarter 2010
California home prices survey
and 34 % in the
third quarter 2009
California home prices survey.
Over the past year
California home buyers have been increasingly of the view that homes in their state are fairly valued, with 35 % believing so in the
third quarter survey vs. 38 % in the
second quarter 2010
California home prices survey vs. 30 % in the first
quarter 2010
California home prices survey
and 25 % in the fourth
quarter 2009
California home prices survey.