I’m up in Santa Barbara, and for the last few years I’ve noticed that the Santa Barbara/Goleta prices seem to be in line with the San Diego mid & upper tiers… not really a suprise, given the similarity. However, my wife is lining up post-grad job offers, and it looks like we’ll be staying in Santa Barbara.
So now I have a more vested interest in quantatatively tracking SB prices… at the very least I’d like to graph median prices by city or zip. But a Googling effort last night found no systemic data; November annual-change data on CAR’s website, a couple out-of-date stat sets, random years-old news articles, and a couple housing blogs that haven’t been updated in a half-year.
So, help me fellow Piggs. Where can I find data sets on housing info to make my own graphs? Or is there a pay site that does this for me and is worth the $20 to not do it myself? I really want to test my theory on correlation between SB and SD upper tier…
Rich pays Data Quick for data, I believe.
Maybe he has some SB data, or would work with you to get it on his account. My guess – could cost a couple grand to get that info direct from DQ, but I don’t know.
Rich pays Data Quick for data, I believe.
Maybe he has some SB data, or would work with you to get it on his account. My guess – could cost a couple grand to get that info direct from DQ, but I don’t know.
Rich pays Data Quick for data, I believe.
Maybe he has some SB data, or would work with you to get it on his account. My guess – could cost a couple grand to get that info direct from DQ, but I don’t know.
Rich pays Data Quick for data, I believe.
Maybe he has some SB data, or would work with you to get it on his account. My guess – could cost a couple grand to get that info direct from DQ, but I don’t know.
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