Showing posts with label prices. Show all posts
Showing posts with label prices. Show all posts

Sunday, March 11, 2012

Carmel Valley / San Diego, CA 92130 Property Values Are in Decline

Carmel Valley Home Appraiser
MARKET CONDITIONS IN SAN DIEGO, 92130 AS OF 03/08/2012 (SANDICOR MLS)
Key Statistics
Annual Home Value Change -5.13% / Declining Property Values
Current Home Inventory 3.8 Mo. / Balanced Demand/Supply
30 Day Median Marketing Time 72 days / 2.4 Mo.
Annual Comparisons 0-6 Mo. Ago 12-18 Mo. Ago Change
Median $/Sqft $315.54 $332.95 -5.2%
Median Sale Price $850,000 $895,000 -5.0%
Median List $/Sqft $325.86 $343.32 -5.1%
Median List Price $889,000 $899,000 -1.1%
Med. Market Time Sold Props. (days) 54 35 54.3%
Total Number of Sales 186 195 -4.6%
Total Number of Listed Properties 1595 1743 -8.5%
Months of Inventory (6 Month Period) 8.6 8.9 -4.1%
Bank/Short Sales (likely) 39 35 11.4%
Bank/Short Sale Ratio (likely) 21.0% 17.9% 16.8%
Other trends
Recent 1 Month Period (0-1 Months)
Total # Active Listings Over Past 30 Days 1218
Total # of Sales Past 30 Days 37
Total # of Active Props. (Act, Pend, Cont) 139
New Listings Past 30 Days 60
Recent 6 Month Period (0-6 Months)
New Listings Past 6 Months 334
# Props. Listed Past 6 Months That Sold 83
% of Props. Listed Past 6 Mo. That Have Sold 25%
Bank/Short Sales Compared With Traditional Sales
Median $/Sqft of Bank/Short Sales $284.30
Median $/Sqft of Traditional Sales $327.06
% Less Bank/Short Sales Sell For 13.1%
% More Traditional Sales Sell For 15.0%
Click Chart to Enlarge
San Diego CA 92130 Housing Statistics

Tuesday, March 29, 2011

San Diego Home Values in Decline - Info. Graphic

S&P/Case-Shiller is reporting what I have been posting for a while - that property values in the San Diego area peaked around fall of last year and have been in decline since.  As we get further into 2011, the decline will be more apparent, even if property values stay steady on a month-to-month basis because they were increasing last year through to the fall in many places.  A better indicator of our market performance may be short term comparisons.  The S&P/Case-Shiller graphic below ends at the start of 2011.  From my own statistical compilations I can report that property values continued to decrease in most markets.

All of this having been said - San Diego, CA remains what of the best areas to buy a home based on its property values performance over the past year.

Click on the graphic below to be taken to a Flash/interactive version of the chart.

Brian Ward
San Diego Real Estate Appraiser
www.brianward.com


Home Prices in Selected Cities, Through January 2011 - Interactive Graphic - NYTimes.com