Here’s a year-over-year review of the summertime median prices of detached-home sales between June 1st and September 30th in the individual areas of NSDCC.

Town/Area 2011 #Sales Median SP Avg. $/sf 2012 #Sales Median SP Avg. $/sf
Cardiff
40
$821,500
$440/sf
14
$660,000
$417/sf
NW Carlsbad
63
$555,000
$306/sf
70
$585,000
$331/sf
SE Carlsbad
197
$695,000
$246/sf
227
$699,434
$256/sf
NE Carlsbad
57
$522,000
$238/sf
52
$539,950
$237/sf
SW Carlsbad
64
$732,500
$292/sf
121
$734,900
$278/sf
Carmel Valley
145
$900,000
$332/sf
210
$885,000
$336/sf
Del Mar
65
$1,271,000
$734/sf
62
$1,474,306
$693/sf
Encinitas
139
$750,000
$369/sf
175
$800,000
$373/sf
La Jolla
90
$1,909,164
$627/sf
122
$1,250,000
$569/sf
RSF
64
$1,850,000
$414/sf
91
$2,225,000
$441/sf
Solana Beach
26
$907,500
$496/sf
35
$1,100,000
$460/sf
Scripps Rch
117
$650,000
$257/sf
126
$687,000
$264/sf
W. RB 92127
163
$715,880
$257/sf
199
$705,000
$249/sf
RB 92128
135
$487,000
$255/sf
209
$505,000
$263/sf
RP 92129
112
$548,500
$264/sf
160
$555,000
$257/sf

Both of these pricing measurements are prone to bounce around with the smaller samples. The most impressive numbers are the increased sales, Y-O-Y:

SW Carlsbad: +89%

RB 92128: +55%

CV: +45%

RP: +43%

RSF: +42%

La Jolla: +36%

Those are incredible jumps in the affluent areas.  Apparently those with money are proceeding.

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