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Writing about LA housing @costarnews & @homesdotcom. Otherwise, talking about the Eagles and Taylor Swift.
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This LA suburb prepares for growth with new housing ahead of 2028 Olympic spotlight

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By Moira Ritter Verified
| Homes.com
Key takeaways Lennar is debuting Manhattan Square, a new 351-unit condominium and townhouse community in Carson, California, as part of a broader housing expansion tied to local growth. The development arrives amid a larger city-led revitalization effort — including plans to redevelop Carson’s 1970s civic center and to upgrade infrastructure — alongside preparations for the 2028 Olympics, during which the city will host multiple events.
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Roundup: Mortgage rates climb; No inflation relief yet; and the FTC refunds thousands

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By Moira Ritter Verified, Khristopher J. Brooks Verified
| Homes.com
Oil price shock sends mortgage rates higher Daily mortgage rate averages surged to nearly a 10-month high on Wednesday after oil prices jumped on news that strikes in Iran had resumed. As of Wednesday afternoon, the average lender was offering a 30-year, fixed-rate mortgage at 6.68% and a 15-year, fixed-rate mortgage at 6.22%, according to Mortgage News Daily. The jump in borrowing costs was a sort of ripple effect.
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Even the highest-priced home sale in Los Angeles came at a discount

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By Moira Ritter Verified
| Homes.com
Los Angeles' luxury housing market has seen a slow first half of the year — and June's biggest transactions are an example of just how price-sensitive buyers have been. In June, Los Angeles County's top five sales listed on the multiple listing service ranged in price from $25.5 million to $46.95 million. Four of the five sold for under the asking price.
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