For Buyers

Pending Home Sales Surge: A Sign of Growing Buyer Demand in 2025

A Spring Shift? Why Buyer Activity Might Be Heating Up Again Every so often, the real estate market offers a signal—quiet, but telling. And right now, one of those signals just flashed green. Pending home sales—those all-important signed contracts that

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Is Real Estate Still a Good Investment in 2025?

Why Real Estate Is Still a Smart Long-Term Investment in 2025 With all the buzz surrounding stock market volatility, rising mortgage rates, and economic uncertainty, it’s fair to ask: is real estate still a good investment? For many, the answer

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Why REITs Are Outpacing the Market in 2025

While headlines have been dominated by inflation and interest rate chatter, there’s another trend savvy investors are watching closely: the continued strength of Real Estate Investment Trusts, or REITs. According to the latest performance data, REITs have outperformed the S&P

For Buyers

Ventura Home Prices, Inventory, and Market Trends in 2025

Ventura Home Prices on the Rise There’s no question that Ventura’s real estate market continues to hold strong, even in the face of shifting national trends. As of spring 2025, the median home price in Ventura is sitting around $915,000—representing

For Homeowners

Tariffs and Construction Costs: What Homeowners Need to Know in 2025

When you think about building or remodeling a home, you probably picture floorplans, finishes, and fresh paint—not international trade policy. But in 2025, tariffs and global economic uncertainty are making a real impact on construction budgets across the country. Whether

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Rising Home Insurance Costs in Ventura County – What Buyers Should Know

Homeownership in Ventura County has always been shaped by its stunning natural surroundings—rolling hills, oceanfront views, and sunny weather nearly year-round. But in recent years, those same landscapes have contributed to rising home insurance costs, forcing both buyers and longtime

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