Southern California’s housing market is still stuck near recession-era lows. Yet the downturn is hitting the region unevenly, with more affordable inland counties seeing the steepest sales declines. An analysis of home sales data from property data provider Attom found that transactions across the region remain well below historical norms, the Los Angeles Daily News reported. The figures, which cover new and existing home and condominium sales, were analyzed through July 2026 against a 21-year average pace. San Bernardino County has seen the sharpest pullback. Its July sales pace was 38 percent below normal and just 3 percent above its […]
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