After the housing market crash in 2008, many homebuyers and real estate investors have been wary of another looming housing bubble. That fear and cautiousness are entirely understandable: the 2008 crash caused housing and rent prices to drop by 40%, and 10 million Americans lost their homes from foreclosures.

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Most home sales experts are predicting a slump in San Diego home sales in 2020. However, with a growing economy and an increasing number of homes for sale, it could be a great window of opportunity for home buyers ready to purchase a property.

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People who live in San Diego already know what a great city it is. There are jobs, lots of things to do, and the beach. However, those preparing to move here or buy a home here need to understand that there are changes coming in 2020. Some are good and ...

Here are the latest San Diego real estate market statistics, always updated in real time, and dating back from January 2004, until the end of last month. 

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San Diego is looking good for 2020, although the changing economy will also have an impact on how properties are developed, their availability and residents' migration. The overall consensus is San Diego County will remain stable, even though some are predicting an economic downturn within the next three years.

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