Pricing – has any area gone UP?

[SHILOH]

Can someone comment..about prices…I know they are falling overall – but a friend who lives in SD told me some areas, ie Escondido reportedly showed price increases recently (SD Tribune reported).

[noone]

It kind of depends on how you are measuring prices, but the best answer available is probably right here

http://piggington.com/january_hpi

[noone]

It kind of depends on how you are measuring prices, but the best answer available is probably right here

http://piggington.com/january_hpi

[noone]

It kind of depends on how you are measuring prices, but the best answer available is probably right here

http://piggington.com/january_hpi

[noone]

It kind of depends on how you are measuring prices, but the best answer available is probably right here

http://piggington.com/january_hpi

[noone]

It kind of depends on how you are measuring prices, but the best answer available is probably right here

http://piggington.com/january_hpi

[(former)FormerSanDiegan]

Even in a broadly declining market there are sometimes month-to-month fluctuations in the median price in some zip codes that show a positive change.

For example in the data cited below there is one zip code in Escondido (92029) that showed a 11% increase in the median on a mere 12 sales, while all other surrounding areas were off significantly. http://www.dqnews.com/ZIPSDUT.shtm

Monthly stats are very misleading because they vary widely. If you plot a time series for a particular zip code you get a better feel for the monthly variations and trends.

[(former)FormerSanDiegan]

Even in a broadly declining market there are sometimes month-to-month fluctuations in the median price in some zip codes that show a positive change.

For example in the data cited below there is one zip code in Escondido (92029) that showed a 11% increase in the median on a mere 12 sales, while all other surrounding areas were off significantly. http://www.dqnews.com/ZIPSDUT.shtm

Monthly stats are very misleading because they vary widely. If you plot a time series for a particular zip code you get a better feel for the monthly variations and trends.

[(former)FormerSanDiegan]

Even in a broadly declining market there are sometimes month-to-month fluctuations in the median price in some zip codes that show a positive change.

For example in the data cited below there is one zip code in Escondido (92029) that showed a 11% increase in the median on a mere 12 sales, while all other surrounding areas were off significantly. http://www.dqnews.com/ZIPSDUT.shtm

Monthly stats are very misleading because they vary widely. If you plot a time series for a particular zip code you get a better feel for the monthly variations and trends.

[(former)FormerSanDiegan]

Even in a broadly declining market there are sometimes month-to-month fluctuations in the median price in some zip codes that show a positive change.

For example in the data cited below there is one zip code in Escondido (92029) that showed a 11% increase in the median on a mere 12 sales, while all other surrounding areas were off significantly. http://www.dqnews.com/ZIPSDUT.shtm

Monthly stats are very misleading because they vary widely. If you plot a time series for a particular zip code you get a better feel for the monthly variations and trends.

[(former)FormerSanDiegan]

Even in a broadly declining market there are sometimes month-to-month fluctuations in the median price in some zip codes that show a positive change.

For example in the data cited below there is one zip code in Escondido (92029) that showed a 11% increase in the median on a mere 12 sales, while all other surrounding areas were off significantly. http://www.dqnews.com/ZIPSDUT.shtm

Monthly stats are very misleading because they vary widely. If you plot a time series for a particular zip code you get a better feel for the monthly variations and trends.

[SHILOH]

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