Dunia Handy Gill

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Asking prices have been falling for many Southern California homes over the last few months. Is this a blip or a sign of a long-term trend?

Home interest rates have doubled, Angelenos still putting down cash offers

Asking prices have been falling for many Southern California homes over the last few months. Is this a blip or a sign of a long-term trend?

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