Zillow On The Move
Zillow has doubled their advertising budget, now up to $30 million. Their new ad, from the “Stop The Over-Analysis and Let’s Feel Good Again” department:
Zillow has doubled their advertising budget, now up to $30 million. Their new ad, from the “Stop The Over-Analysis and Let’s Feel Good Again” department:
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 | ||||
April 29 | ||||
May 5 | ||||
May 9 | ||||
May 18 | ||||
May 23 | ||||
May 30 | ||||
June 5 | ||||
June 11 | ||||
June 17 |
The OVER-$1,200,000 Market:
Date | ||||
April 29 | ||||
May 5 | ||||
May 9 | ||||
May 18 | ||||
May 23 | ||||
May 30 | ||||
June 5 | ||||
June 11 | ||||
June 17 |
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.
There are higher-end flippers – this one paid $940,000:
Our big college-graduation weekend is underway.
In anticipation of what promises to be an electrifying training experience as KK prepares to take over the family enterprise, Ruby sent this along:
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:
You don’t see these too often, and well – you can guess what happened:
There are still a few REOs left – this is another PennyMac deal that no one wanted for $878,000 at the trustee sale in March. Must be on the market for ten days before they entertain offers – buyers will be snoozing by then:
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:
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 | |||
2011 | |||
2012 | |||
2013 |
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.
We had this cow-punk band from Texas play at csuf in 1983:
Part Two of the “doc” shoot, with JtR speaking about builders and the changing trend to long-term ownership. People are staying forever!