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Co-Ownership Gains Traction as California Homebuyers Seek Affordable Alternatives

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California’s housing market is undergoing a transformation as affordability challenges push homebuyers toward alternative ownership models. A recent report by the Bay Area Council Economic Institute highlights a growing trend in co-ownership arrangements, signaling a shift in how buyers are adapting to rising property costs and limited inventory. The report reveals that co-ownership transactions now […]

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