Condominiums in Southern California, long regarded as an entry-level housing play, are becoming within reach for more residents. Condo prices across the region fell 6 percent year-over-year in February to a median $656,000, marking the steepest annual decline in 14 years, the Orange County Register reported, citing the latest data from Attom. The dip also puts prices 6 percent below February 2025 levels. The slide stands in contrast to the single-family sector, where values have remained more resilient. The median house price hit $862,500 in February, down 1 percent from a year earlier and 3 percent below the record set […]
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