Orange County Q3 2026 Market Update & End-of-Year Outlook

Orange County Q3 2026 real estate update covering single family vs. condo trends countywide plus Irvine, Newport Beach, Santa Ana, and Garden Grove, interest rates,…

Long Beach Q3 2026 Market Update & End-of-Year Outlook

Long Beach Q3 2026 real estate update: single family vs. condo trends, interest rate impact, the new Fannie Mae condo rule, and what to expect…

How to Avoid a ‘Boot’ and Choose the Right Qualified Intermediary in a 1031 Exchange

A boot, a missing Qualified Intermediary, or the wrong taxpayer name can disqualify a 1031 exchange. Here's how to avoid all three.

Selling My Parents’ Long Beach Home: What I Learned Doing My Own 1031 Exchange

I bought my Long Beach condo in 2000 for my parents. Here's how I'm using a 1031 exchange to sell it and defer capital gains…

California’s Transfer Tax Fight Is Heading to the Ballot. Here’s What Every Southern California Seller Needs to Know.

California's Transfer Tax Fight Is Heading to the Ballot. Here's What Every Southern California Seller Needs to Know.By Costanza Genoese Zerbi | Costanza Genoese Zerbi…

Los Angeles Q3 2026 Market Update & End-of-Year Outlook

LA Q3 2026 real estate update covering single family vs. condo trends citywide plus Culver City, Redondo Beach, Torrance, and Manhattan Beach, interest rates, and…

The 2026 Long Beach Neighborhood Appreciation Report

Belmont Shore and Naples lead Long Beach in 2026 home appreciation, up nearly 26% year-over-year. Full neighborhood breakdown inside

Three Closings, One Day: What Three Completely Different Long Beach Deals Taught Me

Broker Costanza Genoese Zerbi closes an OYO, a disclosed structural report, and her own 1031 exchange — all in one Long Beach day. Here's how…

Fannie Mae Condo Lending Changes 2026: What Long Beach, South Bay & Orange County Buyers Need to Know Before August 3rd

Fannie Mae retires Limited Review for condo loans starting August 3, 2026. See what Full Review means for Long Beach, South Bay & OC condo…

The Fed Held Rates — But the Message Was Clear: Brace for Higher for Longer

The Fed voted unanimously to hold rates at 3.50–3.75% in June 2026 — but the real story is the dot plot flip signaling a possible…