Jonathan Lansner
O.C. Register
California, United States
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Recent articles by Jonathan:
Stephen Colbert finds humor in Register’s $34 chicken wings story – Orange County Register
“The Late Show” host spins the news about how one restaurant owner is struggling with the chicken shortage. → Read More
Biggest jump ever: Southern California house payments up 37%, topping $3,000 a month
Wonder why April’s six-county sales count was off 18% from a year ago? → Read More
Bubble watch: Crypto, Nasdaq crash. Are home prices next?
Bitcoin up 32% off peak, Nasdaq off 15%. SoCal homes? Record high. → Read More
Lansner’s mailbag: Why do you lump Los Angeles, Orange County economies together?
Blame the often changing definition of a federal ‘metro area’ → Read More
San Bernardino County housing bubble: what do you remember?
An online tool lets you guess what happened with unemployment, sales prices, purchase activity and rates after 2004 — just before real estate’s bubble burst. → Read More
Riverside County housing bubble: what do you remember?
An online tool lets you guess what happened with unemployment, sales prices, purchase activity and rates after 2004 — just before real estate’s bubble burst. → Read More
Los Angeles housing bubble: what do you remember?
An online tool lets you guess what happened with unemployment, sales prices, purchase activity and rates after 2004 — just before real estate’s bubble burst. → Read More
Inland Empire homeownership soars to 18th in US; LA-Orange County at bottom
In Riverside and San Bernardino counties, 68.8% of households lived in a residence they owned. In L.A.-Orange County it’s 45.2%. → Read More
Orange County housing bubble: what do you remember?
An online tool lets you guess what happened with unemployment, sales prices, purchase activity and rates after 2004 — just before real estate’s bubble burst. → Read More
Only 2 of 26 California metros didn’t make priciest places to live list
In 2018-2020, just two California metros weren’t among America’s 100 priciest places to live. → Read More
No exodus of California renters as 2022 starts
15.9% of Californians seeking a new place to rent looked out of state, second-lowest share among the states. → Read More
Why am I paying 7.9% more to live in Los Angeles, Orange County?
April saw the second-worst jump in the local cost of living in four decades. → Read More
Should you worry a recession is coming?
28% of economists (Wall Street Journal) and 81% of consumers (CNBC) think an upcoming recession is a solid possibility. → Read More
Will Fed’s inflation fight cost Californians their jobs?
California unemployment rose in 57% of three-year periods after big rate hikes → Read More
Bubble watch: Rare six-pack of record high prices for Southern California housing
All six counties set all-time highs for their median home sales price in March — only the second time in almost 17 years that the region saw across-the-board record-breaking. → Read More
Bubble watch: California optimism at 10-month high despite war, inflation
Statewide consumer confidence index has 3% one-month gain and a 7% gain over 12 months. → Read More
Not just California: Hiring outpaces homebuilding
14 states with superior job creation averaged 99% home-price appreciation since 2010 vs. 52% elsewhere. → Read More
Bubble watch: Southern California home prices 7% too high?
Wall Street credit scorer compared fourth-quarter home prices in 381 metro areas to underlying economic fundamentals, including rents. → Read More
Orange County’s million-dollar ZIPs triple in 2 years, ‘bargains’ fall by three-quarters – Orange County Register
For March, 45 seven-figure ZIPs had 1,688 sales — 53% of all purchases vs. 10 “affordable” ZIPs with 282 sales, or 9% of all purchases. → Read More
Orange County’s $1.02 million home price is 15th pandemic record – Orange County Register
3,184 existing and new residences sold, up 44% from February but down 19% from 2021. → Read More