The San Diego Case-Shiller Index is at an all-time high, and it's 75% higher than it was in November, 2005 which was the peak before the GFC (this blog began in September, 2005). San Diego Case-Shiller Index, Non-Seasonally Adjusted “This month’s report boasts another...
San Diego Case-Shiller Index, Non-Seasonally Adjusted Month San Diego CSI M-o-M chg Y-o-Y chg Jan 22 384.13 +2.5% +27.2% Feb 401.44 +4.6% +28.9% Mar 416.45 +3.8% +29.9% Apr 425.90 +2.3% +28.5% May 427.80 +0.5% +25.2% Jun 424.83 -0.7% +21.6% Jul 414.03 -2.6% +16.5% Aug...
San Diego Case-Shiller Index, Non-Seasonally Adjusted Month SD CSI M-o-M chg Y-o-Y chg Jan 22 384.13 +2.5% +27.2% Feb 401.44 +4.6% +28.9% Mar 416.45 +3.8% +29.9% Apr 425.90 +2.3% +28.5% May 427.80 +0.5% +25.2% Jun 424.83 -0.7% +21.6% Jul 414.03 -2.6% +16.5% Aug 402.48...
After mortgage rates went up in 2022, the local Case-Shiller Index was jarred with a 12.1% drop over the subsequent eight months. The end of 2023 held up much better, logging only a slight decline of -1.4% in the last three months of the year: The S&P CoreLogic...
After seasonal adjustment, the U.S. National Index and the 10-City Composite posted month-over-month increases of 0.2%, while the 20-City Composite posted a month-over-month increase of 0.1%. “U.S. home prices edged downward from their all-time high in November,” says...
Last year, the index was falling faster than this year (another good sign going into 2024). There might be some noise in the next three readings, but the second half of 2023 should wind up flat at worst. The index dropped 11% in the second half of 2022, and currently...
Ok, ok - yesterday I said that we're at the highest pricing ever, but the San Diego non-seasonally-adjusted Case-Shiller Index isn't quite there yet. But it feels like record pricing around the north county coastal region, doesn't it? The index dropped eight months in...
The local index increased to 419.08 in August, and is angling towards the all-time high of 427.80 reached in May, 2022. Even if the increases slow the rest of the year, we should get back into record territory by the time the 2024 home-selling season begins. The San...
The local index is about where it was last month AND last year at this time. It is 3% below the peak of last May, and +9.6% year-to-date. It wouldn't surprise me if it slides downward ~3% the rest of 2023, then up ~3% in the first half of 2024, then down ~3% in the...
The San Diego Case-Shiller index has the largest YTD increase in America, and is the only higher-end market with a 50%-plus increase since March, 2020! A whopping 53.75% increase in three-and-a-half years!
