"The shutdown may have also put a damper on the Southern California's housing market. The Federal Housing Administration was working with a skeleton crew during the shutdown and it's possible that FHA-insured mortgage loans may have been delayed, said Stuart Gabriel, director of the Ziman Center for Real Estate at UCLA. Gabriel also said some consumers may have put off buying or selling their home due to the shutdown..."
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