By Catherine Sweeney In the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic, many people left small apartments in urban areas and headed to the suburbs to buy larger single family homes. However, with recent trends in the market creating a more expensive housing market, California is seeing an increased demand toward condominium properties. With the COVID-19 […]
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