looks like a lot of sales also moved up to the next price segment. particularly from the below $700k range to the $700k to $1 mil range.
The tried and true relationship between inventory and price… reaffirmed once again.
Jiji
on May 10, 2013 at 9:09 am
“in search of frenzy”
Is the No results found the message ?
LOL!!
sdrenter
on May 10, 2013 at 5:16 pm
JTR everything is relative, how do these numbers compare to pre recession numbers, say 2003, when economic conditions were relatively “normal”? I’d be interested to see how far we still have to go or are we there.
Matt
on May 10, 2013 at 10:41 pm
May be a short-lived party. But if you can get something now at a reasonable price, you may be OK for the foreseeable future.
Jim where can someone get data 92127..92129..92131..92128?
I’ll see what I can do.
looks like a lot of sales also moved up to the next price segment. particularly from the below $700k range to the $700k to $1 mil range.
The tried and true relationship between inventory and price… reaffirmed once again.
“in search of frenzy”
Is the No results found the message ?
LOL!!
JTR everything is relative, how do these numbers compare to pre recession numbers, say 2003, when economic conditions were relatively “normal”? I’d be interested to see how far we still have to go or are we there.
May be a short-lived party. But if you can get something now at a reasonable price, you may be OK for the foreseeable future.