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Why California ?

California represents about 20% of the entire US real estate market, one of the strongest, most dynamic and most desirable in the world.

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Buying a home in California is a solid long-term investment: appreciation exceeds national averages, demand grows year after year, and absorption times remain among the fastest in the country.​​

If California were a country, it would be the 5th largest economy in the world, above world powers like Germany.

The state faces a significant housing shortage.

This presents a unique opportunity: new, modern, and well-located homes appreciate significantly and enjoy consistent demand.
Investing in a luxury home in California today is one of the soundest real estate decisions you can make for the future.

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Key factors of the crisis

The housing crisis in California is not a temporary phenomenon, but a decades-long accumulated shortage.

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It is estimated that the state has a deficit of approximately 3.5 million units to meet current demand.

Unlike states such as Texas or Arizona, where cities can expand almost infinitely into the desert, major areas of California are trapped between the ocean and the mountains.

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California is home to very high-value sectors (technology, entertainment, biotechnology).

This creates a base of buyers with salaries well above the national average, capable of absorbing high prices.

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Price per Square Foot Upper

According to the most recent data from sources such as the Federal Reserve (FED), the Multiple Listing Service (MLS), and realtor associations:​

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$226

National Media

The average list price in the U.S. is around $226 per square foot.

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$429

Media in California

It is located at approximately $429 per square foot.​

California is 90% more expensive than the national average.

In specific cities like San Francisco, San Jose or premium areas of Los Angeles, this value can easily exceed $800 - $1,000 per sqft.

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