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  • August 31, 2008 at 7:08 PM #13704
    jh
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    Does anyone have a link and/or know any way I can obtain DataQuick’s monthly SD County zip code chart for existing home sales (i.e. condos, detached, and new construction) dating back to 2006?

    DataQuick only posts the most current monthly zip code chart for public consumption, and I missed a few months. I am mostly interested in the monthly figures of existing home sales for the entire San Diego County.

    Maybe there is a hyperlink or maybe one of you would be nice enough to post the data?

    Thank you in advance!

    August 31, 2008 at 11:38 PM #264383
    SD Realtor
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    It sucks but you have to pay for historical stuff beyond the month.

    However (someone can correct me if I am wrong) they get the data they post from the fishwrap, (SD Union) so if you find the day of the month that the union prints out the data, which is usually like the 10th-14th or something like that, then you can start going back month by month.

    This is a guess mind you assuming that the union prints this stuff. Maybe they do not and send it straight to dataquick but I would be willing to be a few clams that they print it out.

    Esmith as posted a link to a site that has all recorded sales for the county and I have gathered data from that site before. If I remember right they go back a few years at least. Look back a few days in the posts and you will find it.

    August 31, 2008 at 11:38 PM #264690
    SD Realtor
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    It sucks but you have to pay for historical stuff beyond the month.

    However (someone can correct me if I am wrong) they get the data they post from the fishwrap, (SD Union) so if you find the day of the month that the union prints out the data, which is usually like the 10th-14th or something like that, then you can start going back month by month.

    This is a guess mind you assuming that the union prints this stuff. Maybe they do not and send it straight to dataquick but I would be willing to be a few clams that they print it out.

    Esmith as posted a link to a site that has all recorded sales for the county and I have gathered data from that site before. If I remember right they go back a few years at least. Look back a few days in the posts and you will find it.

    August 31, 2008 at 11:38 PM #264594
    SD Realtor
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    It sucks but you have to pay for historical stuff beyond the month.

    However (someone can correct me if I am wrong) they get the data they post from the fishwrap, (SD Union) so if you find the day of the month that the union prints out the data, which is usually like the 10th-14th or something like that, then you can start going back month by month.

    This is a guess mind you assuming that the union prints this stuff. Maybe they do not and send it straight to dataquick but I would be willing to be a few clams that they print it out.

    Esmith as posted a link to a site that has all recorded sales for the county and I have gathered data from that site before. If I remember right they go back a few years at least. Look back a few days in the posts and you will find it.

    August 31, 2008 at 11:38 PM #264597
    SD Realtor
    Participant

    It sucks but you have to pay for historical stuff beyond the month.

    However (someone can correct me if I am wrong) they get the data they post from the fishwrap, (SD Union) so if you find the day of the month that the union prints out the data, which is usually like the 10th-14th or something like that, then you can start going back month by month.

    This is a guess mind you assuming that the union prints this stuff. Maybe they do not and send it straight to dataquick but I would be willing to be a few clams that they print it out.

    Esmith as posted a link to a site that has all recorded sales for the county and I have gathered data from that site before. If I remember right they go back a few years at least. Look back a few days in the posts and you will find it.

    August 31, 2008 at 11:38 PM #264652
    SD Realtor
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    It sucks but you have to pay for historical stuff beyond the month.

    However (someone can correct me if I am wrong) they get the data they post from the fishwrap, (SD Union) so if you find the day of the month that the union prints out the data, which is usually like the 10th-14th or something like that, then you can start going back month by month.

    This is a guess mind you assuming that the union prints this stuff. Maybe they do not and send it straight to dataquick but I would be willing to be a few clams that they print it out.

    Esmith as posted a link to a site that has all recorded sales for the county and I have gathered data from that site before. If I remember right they go back a few years at least. Look back a few days in the posts and you will find it.

    September 1, 2008 at 8:13 AM #264741
    jh
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    Thanks SD Realtor. I looked at the Esmith post and the data was not compiled in the same manner as the DataQuick. There was a Union Tribune website that had the data, but it was wrong. They were missing months, zip codes, etc.

    I guess I may have to take a trip to the library! Although I would like to avoid that if necessary. I don’t know if other people on this site compile the same data as me.

    September 1, 2008 at 8:13 AM #264780
    jh
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    Thanks SD Realtor. I looked at the Esmith post and the data was not compiled in the same manner as the DataQuick. There was a Union Tribune website that had the data, but it was wrong. They were missing months, zip codes, etc.

    I guess I may have to take a trip to the library! Although I would like to avoid that if necessary. I don’t know if other people on this site compile the same data as me.

    September 1, 2008 at 8:13 AM #264687
    jh
    Participant

    Thanks SD Realtor. I looked at the Esmith post and the data was not compiled in the same manner as the DataQuick. There was a Union Tribune website that had the data, but it was wrong. They were missing months, zip codes, etc.

    I guess I may have to take a trip to the library! Although I would like to avoid that if necessary. I don’t know if other people on this site compile the same data as me.

    September 1, 2008 at 8:13 AM #264684
    jh
    Participant

    Thanks SD Realtor. I looked at the Esmith post and the data was not compiled in the same manner as the DataQuick. There was a Union Tribune website that had the data, but it was wrong. They were missing months, zip codes, etc.

    I guess I may have to take a trip to the library! Although I would like to avoid that if necessary. I don’t know if other people on this site compile the same data as me.

    September 1, 2008 at 8:13 AM #264471
    jh
    Participant

    Thanks SD Realtor. I looked at the Esmith post and the data was not compiled in the same manner as the DataQuick. There was a Union Tribune website that had the data, but it was wrong. They were missing months, zip codes, etc.

    I guess I may have to take a trip to the library! Although I would like to avoid that if necessary. I don’t know if other people on this site compile the same data as me.

    September 1, 2008 at 9:06 AM #264805
    XBoxBoy
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    San Diego Union-Tribune posts and keeps the Dataquick data on it’s site. You can access it here:

    http://realestate.signonsandiego.com/area_homesales/index.php

    It isn’t very well organized, but you should be able to find what you want going back through 1998

    I’m not sure entire SD stats are there, but you can get stats where the county is broken down into five groups.

    Hope that helps

    XBoxBoy

    September 1, 2008 at 9:06 AM #264708
    XBoxBoy
    Participant

    San Diego Union-Tribune posts and keeps the Dataquick data on it’s site. You can access it here:

    http://realestate.signonsandiego.com/area_homesales/index.php

    It isn’t very well organized, but you should be able to find what you want going back through 1998

    I’m not sure entire SD stats are there, but you can get stats where the county is broken down into five groups.

    Hope that helps

    XBoxBoy

    September 1, 2008 at 9:06 AM #264711
    XBoxBoy
    Participant

    San Diego Union-Tribune posts and keeps the Dataquick data on it’s site. You can access it here:

    http://realestate.signonsandiego.com/area_homesales/index.php

    It isn’t very well organized, but you should be able to find what you want going back through 1998

    I’m not sure entire SD stats are there, but you can get stats where the county is broken down into five groups.

    Hope that helps

    XBoxBoy

    September 1, 2008 at 9:06 AM #264496
    XBoxBoy
    Participant

    San Diego Union-Tribune posts and keeps the Dataquick data on it’s site. You can access it here:

    http://realestate.signonsandiego.com/area_homesales/index.php

    It isn’t very well organized, but you should be able to find what you want going back through 1998

    I’m not sure entire SD stats are there, but you can get stats where the county is broken down into five groups.

    Hope that helps

    XBoxBoy

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