December 22, 2024

2022 California Real Estate Market

The US government’s own statistics are very clear, the California exodus continues. 1.1 Million have fled the state since 2017!

First of all, let me say that I was wrong!  Yes, I thought the California housing market would be well on its way into a major crash by now. I believe what was different about this time around, was the fact that California as well as the entire country, went on a huge money giveaway plan to try and stimulate the economy out of the covid mess.  Plus, California seem to have endlessly extended the eviction moratoriums.  So, I guess in one sense the government’s reckless spending spree, forestalled the inevitable and greatly contributed to the outrageous real estate appreciation of the last few years.  Personally oh, it’s my opinion, that a lot of smart people (Elon Musk among them)  decided that the best financial move they could ever make was getting out of California and moving their businesses to more business-friendly states.

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Today oh, we are on the verge of seeing what California’s ill-conceived stimulus plans and draconian lockdowns are going to do to what otherwise may have been a relatively mild pull back in real estate prices, now turn into a major double-digit decline in San Francisco, Los Angeles and San Diego housing prices!

A brutal California Housing Crash is up NEXT.

New data from the US Census Bureau suggests that the California Exodus is REAL. Over 1.1 Million people have fled the state from 2017-21. And even more could be leaving in 2022 based on real-time data from Redfin.

To go along with this massive outbound migration, California’s economy is also hemorrhaging jobs. Employment across the state declined by over 900k since the pandemic started according to data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Many people and jobs are leaving because of the high cost of living, including sky-high home prices, rents, and gas prices.

That puts the California Housing Market in a precarious position. Home prices are at all-time highs, especially in Real Estate Markets like San Francisco and Los Angeles. But there could already be Housing Crash brewing in these markets.

The last two times California lost this many people, there was a Housing Crash. Prices in Los Angeles declined by nearly 25% from 1990-1996, to go along with nearly 15% crashes in San Diego and San Francisco. Fast forward to the mid-2000s and another brutal Economic and Housing Collapse hit California. Home values declined by 35-40% across Los Angeles, San Diego, and San Francisco from 2007-12.

Now all of these markets are facing another big crash as more and more people decide to leave the state. Real-time data from Redfin shows home buyers are looking to flee these areas at record highs. This means even more people could be leaving California in 2022.

But there is a silver lining: a Housing Crash could be exactly what California needs to stem the tide of people leaving and to restore the state. Just like it did in the early 90s and mid-00s, Housing Crash #3 would make California more accessible to people, causing fewer people to leave and more people to move in.

2022 California Real Estate Market

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Sure as a real estate professional in San Diego California, you most probably have a website. But take a look at it take a look at the traffic you’re generating from that website. From my own analysis the majority of San Diego real estate websites just generate a couple of hundred unique views per month. To even have a chance of gaining one new client you need tens of thousands of unique views.

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