C.A.R's "2020 California Housing Market Forcast"
sees a small uptick in existing single family home sales of 0.8 percent next year to reach 393.5000 units, up from projected 2019 sales figure of 390.200. The 2019 figure is 3.1 percent lower compared with the pace of 402.800 homes sold in 2018.
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