Rich's latest data is out, and the graph above shows the aggregate pricing for San Diego has increased over 100% since 2009 - click below for the rest of his analysis on inventory, sales, and pendings: https://piggington.com/march_2018_housing_data
Our friend Rich Toscano has his latest San Diego housing analysis here: https://piggington.com/october_2017_housing_data In spite of record prices, the inventory has been setting recent lows: Yet, sales have been mostly better than every year since the Frenzy of 2013!...
Let's examine Rich's other charts to see how divergent our San Diego market has been lately, comparing to the last three years. In spite of much-higher pricing, the raw number of homes for sale has crossed under the paltry few we had during the Frenzy of 2013,...
The new pendings had a nice bounce back this week, but just making up some ground lost over the last couple of weeks. Last September, we averaged 90 new listings, and 66 new pendings per week: Week New Listings New Pendings Aug 7 99 71 Aug 14 76 65 Aug 21 83 62 Aug 28...
Rich has his latest report on the San Diego stats: https://piggington.com/july_2017_housing_data_chartsngraphs In his graph above, you can see that the county has been cooking this summer, with as many pendings as we've had in recent years! In spite of higher pricing,...
A bubble perspective from our friend Rich Toscano! http://www.voiceofsandiego.org/topics/economy/theres-still-no-san-diego-housing-bubble-yet/ With the median San Diego home price recently having exceeded its prior bubble peak, there is some concern that the housing...
Glad to see the U-T relying on Rich for an explanation! LINK The San Diego County median home price hit $525,000 in April, passing the region’s previous peak reached in 2005, real estate tracker CoreLogic reported Tuesday. High demand and tight supply appear to have...
Rich is covering the whole county, which looks similar to the frenzy of 2013! Read his full report here: https://piggington.com/april_2017_housing_data_prices_surge_inventory_slightly_improves Save
Remember when we thought six months' worth of inventory was normal? We haven't been close to that for six years! How about 1-month's worth? Read Rich's latest data rodeo here (signs point to higher prices!):...
