The Los Angeles area wildfires have left thousands homeless, leading to a housing crisis in untouched neighborhoods like Orange County and the South Bay. With nearly 16,300 structures destroyed, displaced residents are competing fiercely for available rentals, driving prices above legal limits, and resulting in multiple applications on properties. High-demand areas like Newport Beach and Manhattan Beach see homes claimed almost immediately, and community efforts are emerging to support the influx. Real estate agents report unprecedented demand, underlining the urgency of the situation as survivors search for suitable housing options.
Prices are going up even past legal price gouging limits. Affordable rents are harder to come by.
Just about everything is going fast. So are homes in Newport Beach and Laguna Beach, hot spots on the refugee rush for homes.
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