Inventory Watch – Steady

The last period had 77 new listings, and 69 new pendings – this period produced a 73:66 mix of new and pending listings. Of the 69, there were 20 that were on the market seven days or less (29%):

The UNDER-$1,200,000 Market:

Date
NSDCC Active Listings
Avg. LP/sf
DOM
Avg SF
April 29
201
$384/sf
36
2,599sf
May 5
195
$381/sf
36
2,633sf
May 9
207
$387/sf
35
2,624sf
May 18
241
$397/sf
33
2,566sf
May 23
236
$397/sf
34
2,529sf
May 30
230
$391/sf
35
2,591sf
June 5
229
$393/sf
35
2,577sf
June 11
239
$390/sf
34
2,569sf
June 17
246
$389/sf
36
2,577sf

The OVER-$1,200,000 Market:

Date
NSDCC Active Listings
Avg. LP/sf
DOM
Avg SF
April 29
620
$806/sf
94
5,183sf
May 5
606
$806/sf
93
5,223sf
May 9
628
$808/sf
93
5,150sf
May 18
653
$807/sf
92
5,161sf
May 23
661
$814/sf
92
5,141sf
May 30
659
$805/sf
95
5,222sf
June 5
663
$794/sf
96
5,185sf
June 11
672
$779/sf
96
5,163sf
June 17
661
$787/sf
99
5,164sf

There has been more selection too. The number of NSDCC detached-homes listed between May 1 and June 11 was 12% higher than last year.

Aviara Townhouse For Sale

My listing in southwest Carlsbad is a good-looking value – you could spend 10% to 20% more in the same zip code and not get a townhouse with this many upgrades or be this close to so many benefits within walking distance:

San Diego’s Distressed Market

Thanks to daytrip for sending in this article about banks foreclosing on 11% more homes in May than in April:

http://www.usatoday.com/story/money/business/2013/06/13/foreclosure-home-price-inventory/2415831/

They haven’t got the memo yet in San Diego though – there was a 6.6% drop in new filings, month-over-month:

San Diego County Filings

How is the “distressed” market, compared to previous years?

Here are the number of listings of SD County attached and detached homes from Jan 1 to May 31:

Year
REO Listings
SS Listings
Reg Listings
2011
3,369
5,571
16,439
2012
2,309
4,629
14,734
2013
826
2,178
18,134

The REO listings are down 64%, and short-sale listings have dropped 53%, compared to last year.  The banks are doing everything they can to keep people in their homes, so the “distressed” markets should quiet down further.

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