Actives/Pendings

Written by Jim the Realtor

June 26, 2012

You can see the hot spots around our area from comparing the actives to pendings. We have seen in the past that a 2:1 actives-to-pendings ratio is a good barometer to indicate a ‘healthy’ marketplace.

With short sales being approved faster and buyers hanging on, I’ve included the contingent listings with the pendings. Here is how the detached-listing counts break down:

Area or Zip Code ACT C+P Ratio (X:1)
Csbd 92009 115 136 0.84
Csbd 92011 63 64 1.00
Ency 92024 131 97 1.35
RSF/DM/SB 371 78 4.76
San Elijo Hills 27 62 0.43
S-luz 92127 117 147 0.80
CV 92130 138 97 1.42

To see every area except the ultra-highenders be well under the 2:1 ratio is remarkable.

3 Comments

  1. GeneK

    What do 92078 and 92069 look like?

  2. Richard

    Act C+P Ratio(X:1) Area/Zip
    81 133 0.61 San Marcos 92078
    44 106 0.41 San Marcos 92069

  3. Just some guy

    Is the activity in the 92009 zip code more concentrated on the southern end in San Dieguito school zone? Or is the activity more even?

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