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Hilgard Analytics @Hilgard_Analyt·

While the 2.1 month-over-month percentage point reduction in the unemployment rate is good, the fact that 66,100 out of 101,900 jobs created last month in CA were in Government (mostly by the @uscensusbureau), is a troubling sign that the latest numbers might be inflated.

California’s unemployment falls to 11.4 percent in August. Employers gain 101,900 nonfarm payroll jobs.

For more information, visit: http://Bit.ly/CaLaborRt

#WorkingInCA #PressRelease #EDDNews

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Hilgard Analytics @Hilgard_Analyt·

Greet recap of how housing bills fared in the 2020 CA Legislative Session.

Terner Center@TernerHousing

It's clear the 2020 California legislative session's housing efforts were a disappointment for policymakers and housing advocates alike. Read our recap from @dagarciajr highlighting the housing bills that made it through the legislature: https://ternercenter.berkeley.edu/blog/2020-california-legislative-year-in-review

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Hilgard Analytics @Hilgard_Analyt·

As we said in our recently released Housing Market Outlook, as long as the demand to live in CA exceeds that of supply, expect prices to continue to climb. What the Great Recession did to housing prices was unique because the Subprime Mortgage Crisis was a primary driver of it.

Matt Levin@mlevinreports

CA median single family home price reached another all-time high last month, per @CAREALTORS : $706,900. Low mortgate rates, pent up demand enough to outweigh Depression 2.0.

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