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August 6, 2008 at 11:13 AM #253613August 6, 2008 at 11:30 AM #253404La Jolla RenterParticipant
Pending numbers today are not the same as pending numbers of 2003-2005, where probably 95% closed.
What percent of pendings are closing today? 60%???
There are properties that have gone pending back to active 3 or 4 times.
I am not discouraged about these numbers, certainly not the La Jolla numbers. These numbers are not as important as the fact that prices are coming down, during the peak buying season.
Thanks for posting SD Realtor.
August 6, 2008 at 11:30 AM #253569La Jolla RenterParticipantPending numbers today are not the same as pending numbers of 2003-2005, where probably 95% closed.
What percent of pendings are closing today? 60%???
There are properties that have gone pending back to active 3 or 4 times.
I am not discouraged about these numbers, certainly not the La Jolla numbers. These numbers are not as important as the fact that prices are coming down, during the peak buying season.
Thanks for posting SD Realtor.
August 6, 2008 at 11:30 AM #253578La Jolla RenterParticipantPending numbers today are not the same as pending numbers of 2003-2005, where probably 95% closed.
What percent of pendings are closing today? 60%???
There are properties that have gone pending back to active 3 or 4 times.
I am not discouraged about these numbers, certainly not the La Jolla numbers. These numbers are not as important as the fact that prices are coming down, during the peak buying season.
Thanks for posting SD Realtor.
August 6, 2008 at 11:30 AM #253635La Jolla RenterParticipantPending numbers today are not the same as pending numbers of 2003-2005, where probably 95% closed.
What percent of pendings are closing today? 60%???
There are properties that have gone pending back to active 3 or 4 times.
I am not discouraged about these numbers, certainly not the La Jolla numbers. These numbers are not as important as the fact that prices are coming down, during the peak buying season.
Thanks for posting SD Realtor.
August 6, 2008 at 11:30 AM #253638La Jolla RenterParticipantPending numbers today are not the same as pending numbers of 2003-2005, where probably 95% closed.
What percent of pendings are closing today? 60%???
There are properties that have gone pending back to active 3 or 4 times.
I am not discouraged about these numbers, certainly not the La Jolla numbers. These numbers are not as important as the fact that prices are coming down, during the peak buying season.
Thanks for posting SD Realtor.
August 6, 2008 at 11:47 AM #253431jpinpbParticipantSD Realtor – To maybe make you and some others feel a little better, I have seen many places go “pending” only to be BOM. I even dare say as discussed on other threads, it possibly could be a fake pending, or maybe an oral pending that turned out not to be, or a pending to get attention to the listing, perhaps cause someone to panic that the place they want is pending, and then when it goes BOM, attract a buyer.
I know there’s a lot of psychological games that occur and I question some of these pendings. Doesn’t mean they’re not legitimate, but I’m skeptical.
August 6, 2008 at 11:47 AM #253599jpinpbParticipantSD Realtor – To maybe make you and some others feel a little better, I have seen many places go “pending” only to be BOM. I even dare say as discussed on other threads, it possibly could be a fake pending, or maybe an oral pending that turned out not to be, or a pending to get attention to the listing, perhaps cause someone to panic that the place they want is pending, and then when it goes BOM, attract a buyer.
I know there’s a lot of psychological games that occur and I question some of these pendings. Doesn’t mean they’re not legitimate, but I’m skeptical.
August 6, 2008 at 11:47 AM #253606jpinpbParticipantSD Realtor – To maybe make you and some others feel a little better, I have seen many places go “pending” only to be BOM. I even dare say as discussed on other threads, it possibly could be a fake pending, or maybe an oral pending that turned out not to be, or a pending to get attention to the listing, perhaps cause someone to panic that the place they want is pending, and then when it goes BOM, attract a buyer.
I know there’s a lot of psychological games that occur and I question some of these pendings. Doesn’t mean they’re not legitimate, but I’m skeptical.
August 6, 2008 at 11:47 AM #253665jpinpbParticipantSD Realtor – To maybe make you and some others feel a little better, I have seen many places go “pending” only to be BOM. I even dare say as discussed on other threads, it possibly could be a fake pending, or maybe an oral pending that turned out not to be, or a pending to get attention to the listing, perhaps cause someone to panic that the place they want is pending, and then when it goes BOM, attract a buyer.
I know there’s a lot of psychological games that occur and I question some of these pendings. Doesn’t mean they’re not legitimate, but I’m skeptical.
August 6, 2008 at 11:47 AM #253666jpinpbParticipantSD Realtor – To maybe make you and some others feel a little better, I have seen many places go “pending” only to be BOM. I even dare say as discussed on other threads, it possibly could be a fake pending, or maybe an oral pending that turned out not to be, or a pending to get attention to the listing, perhaps cause someone to panic that the place they want is pending, and then when it goes BOM, attract a buyer.
I know there’s a lot of psychological games that occur and I question some of these pendings. Doesn’t mean they’re not legitimate, but I’m skeptical.
August 6, 2008 at 11:47 AM #253717jpinpbParticipantSD Realtor – To maybe make you and some others feel a little better, I have seen many places go “pending” only to be BOM. I even dare say as discussed on other threads, it possibly could be a fake pending, or maybe an oral pending that turned out not to be, or a pending to get attention to the listing, perhaps cause someone to panic that the place they want is pending, and then when it goes BOM, attract a buyer.
I know there’s a lot of psychological games that occur and I question some of these pendings. Doesn’t mean they’re not legitimate, but I’m skeptical.
August 6, 2008 at 12:07 PM #25345692027_guyParticipantI wonder how the numbers above would are affected by the other recent thread “shadow inventory.” I’m thinking those shadows would just increase the Active for sale houses and hence worsen the ratio for those of us hoping for a start to the stabilization.
August 6, 2008 at 12:07 PM #25362492027_guyParticipantI wonder how the numbers above would are affected by the other recent thread “shadow inventory.” I’m thinking those shadows would just increase the Active for sale houses and hence worsen the ratio for those of us hoping for a start to the stabilization.
August 6, 2008 at 12:07 PM #25363092027_guyParticipantI wonder how the numbers above would are affected by the other recent thread “shadow inventory.” I’m thinking those shadows would just increase the Active for sale houses and hence worsen the ratio for those of us hoping for a start to the stabilization.
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