No Holiday for the November Housing Market as Home Prices Climbed Nearly 8 Percent
Home prices posted the largest gain in 14 months.
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L.A. home prices rose 7.9 percent in August from a year earlier to $615,000, continuing a run of annual price increases that’s lasted more than four years.
San Francisco home sales declined for the eighth-consecutive month, falling 0.4 percent in August from a year earlier. Prices were flat, showing zero growth compared to last year.
Home prices posted the largest gain in 14 months.

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Home sellers say now is a good time to sell, but are concerned about finding a replacement home

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L.A. home prices rose 7.9 percent in August from a year earlier to $615,000, continuing a run of annual price increases that’s lasted more than four years.
San Francisco home sales declined for the eighth-consecutive month, falling 0.4 percent in August from a year earlier. Prices were flat, showing zero growth compared to last year.