Written by Jim the Realtor

June 2, 2015

There will be more sales reported over the next few days, which should push last month’s total above those in May, 2014 – even though pricing is substantially higher!

NSDCC May Sales and Pricing

Year
# of Sales
Avg SF
Avg $/sf
Median SP
Median DOM
2012
289
2,999sf
$380/sf
$821,000
36 days
2013
362
2,999sf
$416/sf
$943,500
16 days
2014
270
2,816sf
$464/sf
$950,000
19 days
2015
263
3,030sf
$501/sf
$1,151,000
20 days

The average size of houses hasn’t changed much, and the speed at which they are flying off the shelf is impressive too. Of the 263 sales last month, 25% of them found their buyer during the first 7 days on the market.

5 Comments

  1. Jim the Realtor

    The average SF amounts for 2012 and 2013 were identical – stats are quirky!

  2. elbarcosr

    The numbers keep reinforcing the idea that, as a seller of anything other than super high-end, if you are still sitting there after 30 days, you are at least 10% too high. If you are anywhere close to the ballpark, you’ll sell in less time than you spend at the dealership to buy a car. I would argue that in this market, when talking about “active” listings, you should not count anything that has been active more than 45 days. Then you would have a real understanding of Thinventory ™.

  3. BAM

    This does not feel good to me. I am an executive recruiter and literally as of this morning I am seeing too many people leaving good corporate jobs for flimsy, risky startup opportunities. Just too much — too much risk out there.

  4. Joe

    Predicting may 2015 is the top of this cycle.

  5. BajaBandit

    Joe, it’s anybodies guess when this market turns south – I told my parents to keep their home in the crazy bay area market until February 2016. We will see.

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