'It's going to be the craziest spring in home buying.' If you thought Bay Area home prices were out of control already, just wait for this spring season. Experts say the real estate market is about to hit a whole new level of ridiculous.
The Bay Area is number one, once again, when it comes to the priciest place to live in the country.
High demand, low supply. So the question is, will this spring selling season be the craziest one ever? Federal Interest rates have just gone up and that is not expected to dip costs. There's also still record-low inventory with only around 1,000 homes for sale currently in Santa Clara County.
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