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Women’s History Month in Ventura County: Events, Impact, and Community

Celebrating Women’s History Month in Ventura County Every March, communities across the United States celebrate Women’s History Month, recognizing the contributions, leadership, and achievements of women throughout history. In Ventura County, this annual celebration is an opportunity to highlight local

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Pi Day in Ventura County: Local Ways to Celebrate March 14

Pi Day in Ventura County: A Sweet Way to Celebrate March 14 Every year on March 14, communities across the United States celebrate Pi Day, a fun and quirky holiday inspired by the mathematical constant π (pi), which begins with

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AI and Transparency: The Future of Real Estate

How Artificial Intelligence Is Shaping a More Transparent Real Estate Future Real estate has traditionally been an industry built on relationships, local knowledge, and experience. Those foundations remain essential today. However, a new force is quietly reshaping how homes are

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March 2026 Ventura Real Estate Market Report

Understanding the local real estate market helps both buyers and sellers make more informed decisions. Each month, market data provides a snapshot of activity across Ventura County, revealing trends in inventory, pricing, and buyer demand. The March 2026 Ventura Market

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What This Spring Housing Market Really Means

Every year, the spring season brings renewed attention to the housing market. More listings appear, buyer activity increases, and many homeowners begin wondering whether this is the right time to make a move. But the spring market is often misunderstood.

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New Law Protects Home Buyers From Trigger Lead Spam

Buying a home is already a complex process. The last thing most buyers expect is to suddenly receive dozens of unsolicited calls, emails, and texts from lenders they have never contacted. For years, this situation has been caused by something

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Are Open Floor Plans Still Popular in Today’s Housing Market?

For more than two decades, open floor plans have dominated residential design. Builders, designers, and homeowners embraced the idea of removing walls to create expansive living spaces filled with natural light and seamless flow between kitchen, dining, and living areas.

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New Federal Rule Impacts All-Cash Home Buyers

Beginning March 1, a new federal rule aimed at preventing money laundering in residential real estate officially takes effect. While this regulation applies nationwide, it is especially relevant in markets like Ventura County, where all-cash purchases and trust-held property ownership

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Mortgage Rate Milestone: 30-Year Fixed Drops Below 6%

As of March 5, 2026, the 30-year fixed-rate mortgage has officially dipped below 6%, averaging 5.98% this week, according to Freddie Mac. It is the first time rates have started with a five since September 2022. While the numerical difference

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How Your Neighborhood Impacts Your Home’s Value

When preparing to sell, most homeowners focus inward. Decluttering. Painting. Landscaping. Repairs. But one of the most powerful influences on your home’s value sits outside your property line. Your neighborhood. Buyers do not evaluate homes in isolation. They evaluate the

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Retirement Savings Are Falling Short. Can Home Equity Fill the Gap?

A troubling reality is emerging for many Americans. Retirement savings are not where they need to be. According to the National Institute on Retirement Security, the average working-age American has less than $1,000 saved for retirement. Even among those with

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Home Price Cuts Are Rising. What It Means for Buyers and Sellers

Home Price Cuts Are Growing as Buyers Gain More Negotiating Power For the first time in several years, buyers are regaining leverage. Price reductions are increasing. Builder incentives are expanding. Negotiation is back on the table. But this is not

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