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Average rents in L.A. County are projected to rise 8.2% to $1,857 by mid-2016, 8.6% to $1,807 in Orange County and 9.9% to $1,189 in the Inland Empire, according to a USC study. Above, apartments in...

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Divide between homeowners and renters is growing

For homeowners in Southern California, the housing recovery has been pretty kind. For renters, not so much.

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Sales of new homes reach highest level in six years in August

Sales of newly built homes in the U.S. surged in August to their highest level in six years, according to new figures out Wednesday.

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Pending home sales dip in August as investors pull back

The number of people who signed contracts to buy homes in August dipped slightly, though it remains near its highest level in a year.

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New Case-Shiller numbers reflect broad housing market slowdown

The nation's housing market cooled off faster than expected this summer, according to new figures out Tuesday.

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SoCal housing markets among most overvalued, but at least we're not Austin

Southern California's housing markets are among the most overvalued in the nation, according to a new report. But the closest thing in this country to a housing bubble is actually in Texas.

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In 2015, L.A. County is forecast to regain jobs lost during recession

Los Angeles County will finally regain the number of jobs it lost during the Great Recession next year, with Orange County and the Inland Empire expected to follow soon after, a new study projects.

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