Year: 2021

Showings Are Flat

It looks like the California showings are reflecting the lack of new listings coming to market. For the last few months, it has felt like January (which is what this graph is indicating). Not many decent listings to consider, at any price - and hopes for something to...

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Foreclosures Surging?

The post-frenzy headlines will revert back to their usual negative slant. Will home buyers read the entire article? Or jump to their own conclusions? Here are the actual numbers mentioned: States with the largest number of new foreclosures were: California: 3,434...

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Bay Area Exodus

The San Diego housing market is a popular choice for those who are leaving the Bay Area (population of 6,404,512 in the five counties). It's looks like more are coming - a report from sfgate: Joint Venture Silicon Valley, in partnership with the Bay Area News Group,...

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Frenzy Volume

Rob Dawg suggested that the total volume of the frenzy must be remarkable. Both sales and pricing are higher, and the higher-end markets have never had it so good. NSDCC Total Sales Volume, First Three Quarters of the Year Year # of Sales Under $2M Dollar Volume # of...

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C.A.R. Forecast 2022

The association is predicting that home sales in California will drop next year, but has a typical guess for the statewide median sales price - expecting a 5.2% rise in 2022: 2022 Their predictions for this year were terrible - they thought pricing would go nearly...

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Inventory Watch

A year ago, there were 605 active listings between La Jolla and Carlsbad, and 470 pendings. Today, there are 274 actives, and 278 pendings (which is -55% and -41% YoY). Buyers didn't hit the brakes last year when we had twice as many actives, so it will probably take...

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