Written by Jim the Realtor

October 26, 2020

In the graph above, the conditions were glutty through July, but now I think we can call it a full-blown panic in SF County. They only had 1,000 homes for sale in May, and their fourth-quarter history already looks very strange. You can bet that buyers are slamming on the brakes!

Any glut-like conditions are easy to identify – as soon as active listings start stacking up, then either prices are too high or we’re running out of buyers.

Thankfully, our NSDCC graphs look the opposite of this one so we’re in good shape, for now.

Read full article here:

https://wolfstreet.com/2020/10/23/housing-market-goes-nuts-everyone-sees-it-but-it-cant-last/

1 Comment

  1. Rob_Dawg

    Calling the San Francisco exodus “homes for sale” is a bit of a misnomer. Some are leaving. Some are divesting. Some are no longer interested in the “place in the city.” I’d take money betting less than half the listings were owner occupied sole residences.

    Free standing sfr single story exurban residences are where it is at but I’m preaching to the choir.

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