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Demand Grows and Inventory Shrinks in Santa Clara County Housing Market

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SAN JOSE, Calif., March 15, 2012 – Demand in the housing market is growing rapidly in Santa Clara County. Last month the average home price increased while the inventory dropped - both significantly, compared with a year earlier. The average price of single family homes increased to $737,381 from the $673,644 of February 2011, a […]

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