Slow decline or is a big chunk about to be ripped out?

[sdrealtor]

I defintely agree that sales volume is even lower when you consider how much less new construction is being sold.

[sdcellar]

List prices seem to be continuing to ease down in Solana Beach, but can be hard to say due to it’s eclecticism. That said, even the the Santa streets seem to be down and that’s definitely a bit more homogenous.

The data going back to 2000 is certainly enlightening. Definitely supports the notion that the bubble has held in the prime areas even if they have taken something of a hit. My heart tells me we should get quite a lot closer to the front side of the run-up, but my head keeps bickering otherwise.

[sdcellar]

List prices seem to be continuing to ease down in Solana Beach, but can be hard to say due to it’s eclecticism. That said, even the the Santa streets seem to be down and that’s definitely a bit more homogenous.

The data going back to 2000 is certainly enlightening. Definitely supports the notion that the bubble has held in the prime areas even if they have taken something of a hit. My heart tells me we should get quite a lot closer to the front side of the run-up, but my head keeps bickering otherwise.

[sdcellar]

List prices seem to be continuing to ease down in Solana Beach, but can be hard to say due to it’s eclecticism. That said, even the the Santa streets seem to be down and that’s definitely a bit more homogenous.

The data going back to 2000 is certainly enlightening. Definitely supports the notion that the bubble has held in the prime areas even if they have taken something of a hit. My heart tells me we should get quite a lot closer to the front side of the run-up, but my head keeps bickering otherwise.

[sdcellar]

List prices seem to be continuing to ease down in Solana Beach, but can be hard to say due to it’s eclecticism. That said, even the the Santa streets seem to be down and that’s definitely a bit more homogenous.

The data going back to 2000 is certainly enlightening. Definitely supports the notion that the bubble has held in the prime areas even if they have taken something of a hit. My heart tells me we should get quite a lot closer to the front side of the run-up, but my head keeps bickering otherwise.

[sdcellar]

List prices seem to be continuing to ease down in Solana Beach, but can be hard to say due to it’s eclecticism. That said, even the the Santa streets seem to be down and that’s definitely a bit more homogenous.

The data going back to 2000 is certainly enlightening. Definitely supports the notion that the bubble has held in the prime areas even if they have taken something of a hit. My heart tells me we should get quite a lot closer to the front side of the run-up, but my head keeps bickering otherwise.

[SD Realtor]

I do think the high end is much more susceptible to larger decreases.

CAR and sdr one of the factors that should be addressed is the sales to active ratios. Agree the sales volume is lower then 08 but I would guess the solds to active ratios for 09 is higher, possibly much higher then 08. I think you would both agree.

[SD Realtor]

I do think the high end is much more susceptible to larger decreases.

CAR and sdr one of the factors that should be addressed is the sales to active ratios. Agree the sales volume is lower then 08 but I would guess the solds to active ratios for 09 is higher, possibly much higher then 08. I think you would both agree.

[SD Realtor]

I do think the high end is much more susceptible to larger decreases.

CAR and sdr one of the factors that should be addressed is the sales to active ratios. Agree the sales volume is lower then 08 but I would guess the solds to active ratios for 09 is higher, possibly much higher then 08. I think you would both agree.

[SD Realtor]

I do think the high end is much more susceptible to larger decreases.

CAR and sdr one of the factors that should be addressed is the sales to active ratios. Agree the sales volume is lower then 08 but I would guess the solds to active ratios for 09 is higher, possibly much higher then 08. I think you would both agree.

[SD Realtor]

I do think the high end is much more susceptible to larger decreases.

CAR and sdr one of the factors that should be addressed is the sales to active ratios. Agree the sales volume is lower then 08 but I would guess the solds to active ratios for 09 is higher, possibly much higher then 08. I think you would both agree.

[sdrealtor]

For a peak at what the future may hold I just ran numbers on closings for the last 90 days. There were 700 closings at $397/sq ft. Of course there is seasonality, more higher end REO’s coming, late reporters etc to contend with but looks like a continuation of an orderly decline admist relatively low (but potentially increasing) volume for the time being.

[sdrealtor]

For a peak at what the future may hold I just ran numbers on closings for the last 90 days. There were 700 closings at $397/sq ft. Of course there is seasonality, more higher end REO’s coming, late reporters etc to contend with but looks like a continuation of an orderly decline admist relatively low (but potentially increasing) volume for the time being.

[sdrealtor]

For a peak at what the future may hold I just ran numbers on closings for the last 90 days. There were 700 closings at $397/sq ft. Of course there is seasonality, more higher end REO’s coming, late reporters etc to contend with but looks like a continuation of an orderly decline admist relatively low (but potentially increasing) volume for the time being.

[sdrealtor]

For a peak at what the future may hold I just ran numbers on closings for the last 90 days. There were 700 closings at $397/sq ft. Of course there is seasonality, more higher end REO’s coming, late reporters etc to contend with but looks like a continuation of an orderly decline admist relatively low (but potentially increasing) volume for the time being.

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