California Housing Reforms Reshaping Real Estate in 2025–2026 California’s newest housing reforms — Senate Bill 79 and Assembly Bill 130 — are poised to accelerate the state’s transition toward higher-density, transit-oriented housing and faster project delivery. For developers, investors, and landowners, these changes redefine opportunity zones and entitlement timelines. The focus is clear: unlock underused parcels and deliver housing faster. Senate Bill 79 — The Abundant &

Don’t leave 20–25% of your property’s value on the table. If your property has deferred maintenance — aging systems, outdated finishes, or visible wear — selling “as is” may seem faster, but it can cost you significantly. In today’s market, buyers factor repair risk into their offers, often discounting by 20–25% or more. Deferred maintenance also limits financing options and reduces buyer competition, resulting in lower offers and slower closings. Bring Our Team In Early — Ge

Market Insight Silicon Valley’s real estate market — long fueled by high-income tech talent and global capital — is quietly entering a new phase. The newly implemented $100,000 H-1B visa petition fee isn’t just a policy shift; it’s a ripple across the region’s housing and property patterns. With fewer new foreign-tech hires, short-term demand could moderate. But existing homeowners, executive buyers, and institutional investors are doubling down on income-producing properties

The California housing market is showing early signs of balance heading into 2026. According to the California Association of REALTORS® (C.A.R.) , statewide home prices and sales are projected to rise moderately as mortgage rates decline and supply slowly improves. C.A.R. forecasts that existing single-family home sales will reach approximately 274,400 units in 2026 , up about 2%  from 2025. The median home price  is projected to climb 3.6% to roughly $905,000 , signaling ste

A powerful tax incentive is returning, and savvy real estate investors are already preparing to take full advantage. The reinstatement of 100% Accelerated Depreciation  for qualified property could transform your tax position—reducing taxable income, freeing capital, and accelerating portfolio growth. The Return of a Wealth-Building Strategy The new 2025 tax legislation is set to bring back 100% Bonus Depreciation for qualifying assets placed in service between January 20, 20

The Davenport Group currently has 8 properties in contract — all progressing toward successful closings. That’s not a coincidence. It’s...