Eric Sussman

Professor in accounting and real estate, UCLA’s Anderson School of Management

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Adjunct professor in accounting and real estate at UCLA Anderson School of Business

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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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When the pandemic hit in March, and the economy started to tank, but the housing market so far hasn’t crashed.

SoCal home prices are breaking records while apartment rents are dropping during pandemic

When the pandemic hit in March, and the economy started to tank, but the housing market so far hasn’t crashed.

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Last night, the Santa Monica City Council banned most short-term rentals in a unanimous vote.

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