Above is a graph of the San Diego Case-Shiller Index for the last ten years. How much higher can it go? 1. The highest reading was 251.71 in March, 2006. After that, the index dropped 42% in three years, bottoming at 145.70 in April, 2009. We have gotten about 61%...
Price-wise, the selling season cooled off quickly this year, with our San Diego Case-Shiller Index staying about the same in June. Here are the San Diego NSA changes for 2015: Month CSI-SD M-o-M chg Y-o-Y chg January 204.69 +0.6% +5.0% February 205.97 +0.6% +4.6%...
Case-Shiller Index cumulative changes since 2000: Here are the San Diego NSA changes for 2015: Month CSI-SD M-o-M chg Y-o-Y chg January 204.70 +0.6% +5.0% February 206.06 +0.7% +4.6% March 208.62 +1.2% +4.6% April 209.90 +0.6% +4.5% May 211.75 +0.9% +4.8% "Over the...
Buying decisions that caused closings in early 2015 were stimulated by mortgage rates in the mid-to-high threes. Now that rates are back over 4%, and NSDCC inventory is about 18% higher than it was at the end of April, we should see the appreciation rate flatten out...
The Case-Shiller Index for San Diego was flat for the last three months of 2014. But when rates dropped back into the 3.50% to 3.75% range in January, the market surged and both sales and prices picked up. Here are the San Diego readings for 2015: Month M-o-M chg...
The January reading for San Diego was +0.71%, and we almost matched it in February with a +0.72% increase. The year-over-year change was +4.7%. Downer Dave said, "Home prices continue to rise and outpace both inflation and wage gains," said David M. Blitzer. "The...
After declining four out of the last five months, the Case-Shiller Index for San Diego rose in January by 0.71%. The year-over-year change was 5.1%, which is pretty hefty considering how high prices already were at the beginning of 2014. Dave rains on the parade, as...
The previous reading of the San Diego Case-Shiller Index was +0.29%, and the latest gave almost all of that back. December's reading was -0.24%, making it four out of the last five that were in negative territory. But the three-month above shows that the end of 2014...
The local Case-Shiller index ended its three-month skid in November, rising 0.29% above October's mark. It will probably bounce around a bit from now on. The San Diego Case-Shiller Index is 24% higher than it was in Nov. 2012. Minor movements would seem to be much...
How did 2014 stack up to previous years? Year No. of Sales Median SP Median DOM 2002 3,717 $630,000 38 2003 3,932 $732,500 34 2004 3,363 $948,000 27 2005 3,014 $1,000,000 40 2006 2,626 $985,000 51 2007 2,479 $1,000,000 49 2008 2,037 $890,000 54 2009 2,223 $817,000 52...
