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Locked-In Borrowers, Rising Insurance and a Multifamily Rebound: Inside the UCLA Anderson Forecast Real Estate Panel

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A UCLA Anderson Forecast expert panel moderated by UCLA Ziman Center for Real Estate Executive Director Tim Kawahara found California's housing market frozen by mortgage lock-in and war-driven interest rates, even as West Coast multifamily occupancy hits record levels and capital quietly returns to the state. California's housing market has stalled in a standoff. Buyers […]

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