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California may be beautiful… but not every city is a smart place to invest.
In this video, we break down the 10 worst cities to buy a house in California, based on crime rates, home-price volatility, affordability problems, insurance issues, and long-term economic risk.

If you’re thinking about buying a home in California — or leaving the state altogether — this list will help you understand where the biggest red flags are.

🏡 We analyze:
• Overpriced markets that are losing value
• Cities with high crime and low income growth
• Places with rising insurance costs
• Areas with population decline and weak job markets
• Why some cities are becoming “money traps” for buyers

📉 The goal isn’t to shame any city — it’s to protect families and first-time buyers from making costly mistakes.

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