"Southern California's housing market recovery gained momentum in November, with sales hitting the highest level for the month in six years and the median price increasing by double digits for the fourth consecutive month, " according to the number crunchers at DataQuick. In the six-county SoCal region, sales were up 14.2 percent over last year and median prices were up 16.7 percent. A lot of that is due to "fewer foreclosure resales and more sales of mid- to high-end properties." [LADN]
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