DataQuick chart shows ~20 pct drop May 08 to May 09

[Hatfield]

DataQuick San Diego numbers show May 09 sales prices ~ 20% lower than May 08. Some areas really getting pummeled.

http://www.dqnews.com/Charts/Monthly-Charts/SDUT-Charts/ZIPSDUT.aspx

Apologies if this was posted already in some other thread I missed.

[XBoxBoy]

Two things to keep in mind about these stats.

1) They use median price, which isn’t really a very good metric.

2) The overall numbers have enough samples to be good, but many of the individual zip numbers are too small a sample and have a lot of noise in them.

Still, I do believe that it’s fair to say that many areas are indeed still getting pummeled on price.

XBoxBoy

[XBoxBoy]

Two things to keep in mind about these stats.

1) They use median price, which isn’t really a very good metric.

2) The overall numbers have enough samples to be good, but many of the individual zip numbers are too small a sample and have a lot of noise in them.

Still, I do believe that it’s fair to say that many areas are indeed still getting pummeled on price.

XBoxBoy

[XBoxBoy]

Two things to keep in mind about these stats.

1) They use median price, which isn’t really a very good metric.

2) The overall numbers have enough samples to be good, but many of the individual zip numbers are too small a sample and have a lot of noise in them.

Still, I do believe that it’s fair to say that many areas are indeed still getting pummeled on price.

XBoxBoy

[XBoxBoy]

Two things to keep in mind about these stats.

1) They use median price, which isn’t really a very good metric.

2) The overall numbers have enough samples to be good, but many of the individual zip numbers are too small a sample and have a lot of noise in them.

Still, I do believe that it’s fair to say that many areas are indeed still getting pummeled on price.

XBoxBoy

[XBoxBoy]

Two things to keep in mind about these stats.

1) They use median price, which isn’t really a very good metric.

2) The overall numbers have enough samples to be good, but many of the individual zip numbers are too small a sample and have a lot of noise in them.

Still, I do believe that it’s fair to say that many areas are indeed still getting pummeled on price.

XBoxBoy

[Coronita]

Data seems too thin in some areas. Del Mar for instance shows an upward movement, probably from the low sample space.

[Coronita]

Data seems too thin in some areas. Del Mar for instance shows an upward movement, probably from the low sample space.

[Coronita]

Data seems too thin in some areas. Del Mar for instance shows an upward movement, probably from the low sample space.

[Coronita]

Data seems too thin in some areas. Del Mar for instance shows an upward movement, probably from the low sample space.

[Coronita]

Data seems too thin in some areas. Del Mar for instance shows an upward movement, probably from the low sample space.

[Coronita]

Data seems too thin in some areas. Del Mar for instance shows an upward movement, probably from the low sample space.

[Coronita]

Data seems too thin in some areas. Del Mar for instance shows an upward movement, probably from the low sample space.

[Coronita]

Data seems too thin in some areas. Del Mar for instance shows an upward movement, probably from the low sample space.

[Coronita]

Data seems too thin in some areas. Del Mar for instance shows an upward movement, probably from the low sample space.

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