Home sales volume and price peaks
By Bradley Markano • May 21st, 2012 • Category: California Snapshot, Charts, EscrowThis article looks at home sales volume through and beyond the current recovery.
This article looks at home sales volume through and beyond the current recovery.
14,245,000 people were employed statewide at the end of April 2012, 1% above one year ago. A meager 14,900 jobs were added in California from March to April of 2012. Employment actually dropped in several of California’s largest counties, including in Los Angeles and Riverside. The largest gain in employment took place in San Francisco [...]
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