Tom asked on our Facebook page about getting the actives and pendings data for San Diego County. Here is the InfoSparks data from the SDAR Resources page on the MLS - they are interactive so scroll over the graph lines for the exact counts: The first graph charts the...
The craziest year on record is wrapping up - how does 2021 compare? San Diego County Detached-Home Listings & Sales, Annual Year # of Listings # of Sales Median Sales Price Listings/Sales 2013 33,948 25,495 $455,000 1.33 2014 35,254 22,896 $495,000 1.54 2015...
Can we learn from the past frenzy periods? We didn't have the huge price increases in 2001-2002 mostly because there was plenty of inventory to go around. It was more of a sales frenzy, which finally started to slow in 2004 as prices exploded. I left out the 2007-2011...
Hat tip to my sister Kathy for sending this in! Rancho Santa Fe is up to #18 with a 26% YoY increase in median sales price: https://www.propertyshark.com/Real-Estate-Reports/most-expensive-zip-codes-in-the-us
Thanks go out to Jerry Ryan, who publishes a monthly newsletter out of the goodness in his heart - giving us another look at the local stats. He circled in red (above) and I added a red arrow below that show how the inventory has been so different this year - and it...
https://journal.firsttuesday.us/san-diego-housing-indicators-2/29246/ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ With the supply and demand so out of balance on the lower-end, it's incredible to see that the high-end is out-performing with faster...
Most of the country is experiencing increases in their inventory, but not San Diego. This is why I think our frenzy could - and should - be as hot today as it was last year, but there just aren't enough homes for sale. The count of active listings is half of what it...
There might be a few stragglers left to report, but this gives us a good reflection of how the summer wrapped up after the frenzy started cooling in June: NSDCC September Sales Remember when sales prices were lower than list prices? The median sales price in September...
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Speaking of Zillow, they also said in this June article that San Diego home prices would rise 24.7% by May. How are we doing? There has never been a great measuring stick for home prices, but let's look at the most common ones:...
The 3/4 Report! NSDCC Detached-Home Listings and Sales between Jan 1st and September 30 Year # of Listings # of Sales Median Sales Price # of Sales Over $2,000,000 2017 3,888 2,385 $1,230,000 459 2018 3,977 2,166 $1,320,000 464 2019 3,947 2,148 $1,320,000 478 2020...
