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    Home sales plunge in Southern California to lowest level since 2007, as prices inch up

    by Andrew Khouri, Los Angeles Times Jan 31, 2019 3 minutes

    The housing market's chill grew colder in December, as sales plunged across Southern California and home prices barely rose.

    The number of closed deals fell 20.3 percent compared with a year earlier, hitting the lowest level for a December since the start of the Great Recession and marking the sharpest percentage drop since 2010, according to a report out Wednesday from CoreLogic.

    The six-county region's median price, meanwhile, inched up 1.1 percent from a year earlier, to $515,000.

    The 12-month price increase is the smallest

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