Top Posts

Recent Posts

Top Categories

More Categories

Archives

Top Tags

Archive for the 'La Costa' Category

Short Sales in San Diego County - Get the Facts

What are short sales?  What is happening with the short sale market?  Are they selling?  Where are they? Here is the Statistics Report for the activity in the last 90 days on all homes, except for manufactured,  in San Diego County.  Statistics supplied courtesy of Sandicor.

width="500"

San Diego County Short Sales

To summarize:

What are they? Short sales are homes that are for sale and the seller’s loan(s) are more than what the property can sell for.  They put it on the market in the hopes that the bank will take less than what they owe.  This used to be a process that could take up to 6 months before the lender assigned a negotiator and many went into foreclosure before they ever had a chance to get it approved.

Most banks now have systems in place and as the report shows, they are closing successfully.
In fact, most of the time there are multiple offers…you will note that the sales price to listing price is now 97% and average days on the market are down to 99.

Where are they? I did a search for some regions and note the following:

North County Coastal = Carmel Valley, Del Mar, Solana Beach, Encinitas, Carlsbad & Oceanside

North County Inland= Scripps Ranch, Rancho Bernardo/Penasquitos, Mira Mesa,  Poway & Ramona

Metro Areas = Downtown, Hillcrest, North Park, Mission Valley, Clairemont, Tierrasanta & University City

South Bay = Bonita, Chula Vista & National City

If you have stayed away from short sales, you might want to reconsider…many are selling before they become foreclosed on.

Click here to read my previous blog posts and let me know if there is something in particular you would like me to research.


Popularity: 100% [?]

Related Posts: Area Information, Area Statistics, Buyers, Cardiff, Carlsbad, Carmel Valley, Del Mar, Downtown, Encinitas, Financial news, Foreclosures, La Costa, Leucadia, Market Trends, Oceanside, Rancho Bernardo, Real Estate News, San Diego, Short Sales, Solana Beach

September Statistics for San Diego Real Estate - Get the Facts

Well, San Diego County home sales have not slowed down. September 2008 shows 3,937 Resale Homes are in escrow as of September 30th.

If you take a look at Sandicor’s Statistic Report for last month below, we have currently:

September San Diego County Statistics

September San Diego County Statistics

Some other very interesting notes:

There are 2 reasons for the SP/LP being over the asking price.  One is that bank owned properties are being priced low, which is causing multiple offers and bidding wars.  The second reason, in my opinion because I am out there every day, is supply and demand.  And it is not just bank owned and short sale properties that are getting multiple offers, I’m seeing it in regular sales as well.

So where did most of the activity take place? Here are statistics from two areas of San Diego County.

North County Coastal Statistics
North County Coastal Statistics

San Diego Central Statistics

San Diego Central Statistics

North County Coastal has 2,029 Active Listings, 555 Pending, and 302 Sold Listings         

San Diego Central (from Downtown to UTC) has 1,435 Actives, 605 Pendings and 247 Solds.

Statistics for other areas including:

I will be doing further analysis on what is happening with home sales in the county…so please let me know if there are particular areas that you would like me to include.

Popularity: 84% [?]

Related Posts: Area Information, Area Statistics, Buyers, Cardiff, Carlsbad, Carmel Valley, Del Mar, Downtown, Encinitas, Foreclosures, La Costa, Leucadia, Market Trends, Oceanside, Rancho Bernardo, San Diego, San Marcos, Sellers, Short Sales, Solana Beach

San Diego Home Sales August 2008 - Get the Facts

Hello Everyone,

As always, my intent is to keep you informed as to what is really happening in the San Diego County housing market.  First is a look at the San Diego County Home Sales Report for sales that were recorded in August 2008, published by Data Quick.

Click on the Sales San Diego County August 2008 image to view the full report

Looking at this briefly you would think the market is very gloomy indeed.  However, here are some interesting notes:

More notable is the fact that these figures reflect the homes that closed escrow in August without reflecting the actual home sales that went into escrow (Pending).  See the Statistics from Sandicor, which include resale home only, below:

San Diego County Detached Statistics 9.23.08

San Diego County has 4,086 single family detached homes currently in escrow as of 9/23/2008!  To put that in perspective, note that there are only 11,559 active listings…at the current activity that is 3 months inventory.

San Diego County Attached Statistics 9.23.2008

San Diego County Attached Homes has 2,307 homes in escrow.  Putting that in perspective, there are 5,559 listed attached homes…again, less than 3 months inventory.

This totals to close to 6,400 homes that are currently in escrow.  Wouldn’t you agree that the market has changed?  Just the factor of supply and demand is enough evidence of a turnaround.

I would be glad to provide you more detailed information on areas, cities and neighborhoods for you.  Just post a reply, send an email or give me a call and I’ll provide you a customized Just the Facts report.

Popularity: 65% [?]

Related Posts: Area Information, Area Statistics, Buyers, Cardiff, Carlsbad, Carmel Valley, Del Mar, Downtown, Encinitas, La Costa, Leucadia, Market Trends, Oceanside, Rancho Bernardo, Real Estate News, San Diego, San Marcos, Sellers, Solana Beach

Break Out the Lederhosen, It’s Beer and Brat Time!

The beautiful Autumn season is upon us and with it comes a time honored Fall tradition:  Oktoberfest!  This SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 2008, Encinitas will host the 14th Annual Oktoberfest and Street Fair.   There is no admission price for this one day event.  It is open to anyone who enjoys the idea of an afternoon spent among crafts, food, music, dancing and (of course) beer.

Do any or all of these sound appealing to you?  Well then make sure you mark your calendars.  The event will be from 10:00 am to 6:00 pm and will take place where Mountain Vista and El Camino Real meet.  Just look for the banners.  It will cover three blocks.  Once there, you will find a Beer Garden, 10 food vendors, 150 vendors displaying crafts as well Bavarian bands and dancers.

This event will be a great opportunity to take part in the German heritage, spend time with family and friends, make some new friends and enjoy our wonderful community of Encinitas. I know I will be there!  I hope to be able to meet some of you.  I will be the one snapping away pics with my camera.  Stay tuned for my follow up blog next week.

For more information or detailed directions, please contact the Encinitas Chamber of Commerce and Visitor’s Center at (760) 753-6041.

Popularity: 44% [?]

Related Posts: Activities & Events, Encinitas, La Costa, Leucadia

  • Page 1 of 2
  • 1
  • 2
  • >

Copyright © 2008 Picture Perfect San Diego     Agent Login     Design by Real Estate Tomato     Powered by Tomato Blogs

This site is provided to you courtesy of Windermere Exclusive Properties.
Information provided in this site is deemed reliable, but not guaranteed.
The opinions expressed in the blog posts belong to the blog author
and do not necessarily represent the opinions of Windermere.