The Market this Fall

[sdrealtor]

Definitely not a lower divorce rate that I can see and actually there have been many. But in nearly all the divorce cases I have seen either one spouse keeps the house or a house is rented in the neighborhood to keep the kids life stable.

[scaredyclassic]

it’s good to have money. Sure rich kids have problems, their parents commit white collar crime perhaps but all things being equal, I’d rather live around wealthy people than not.

[scaredyclassic]

it’s good to have money. Sure rich kids have problems, their parents commit white collar crime perhaps but all things being equal, I’d rather live around wealthy people than not.

[scaredyclassic]

it’s good to have money. Sure rich kids have problems, their parents commit white collar crime perhaps but all things being equal, I’d rather live around wealthy people than not.

[scaredyclassic]

it’s good to have money. Sure rich kids have problems, their parents commit white collar crime perhaps but all things being equal, I’d rather live around wealthy people than not.

[scaredyclassic]

it’s good to have money. Sure rich kids have problems, their parents commit white collar crime perhaps but all things being equal, I’d rather live around wealthy people than not.

[sdrealtor]

I ran some more numbers for the wider market to see if it is the same as my community. I looked at the bread & butter homes in this market which are at least 2500 sq ft with 4BR’s that the typical young professional family looks for with prices under $1M.

45 actives
15 contingent short sales
15 pending sales
33 closed sales in the last 90 days

I tried lowering the price $50K at a time and the above ratios stayed very stable while improving steadily as I lowered the upper limit of the prices.

Then I raised the price $50K at a time and things looked surprisingly stronger than I expected. While the ratio got worse than 3 to 4 months of inventory it wasnt until I got to 1.6M that it reached 6 months of inventory. Of course, between $1M and above it is worse than that but the market as a whole is surprisingly resilent thus far.

[sdrealtor]

I ran some more numbers for the wider market to see if it is the same as my community. I looked at the bread & butter homes in this market which are at least 2500 sq ft with 4BR’s that the typical young professional family looks for with prices under $1M.

45 actives
15 contingent short sales
15 pending sales
33 closed sales in the last 90 days

I tried lowering the price $50K at a time and the above ratios stayed very stable while improving steadily as I lowered the upper limit of the prices.

Then I raised the price $50K at a time and things looked surprisingly stronger than I expected. While the ratio got worse than 3 to 4 months of inventory it wasnt until I got to 1.6M that it reached 6 months of inventory. Of course, between $1M and above it is worse than that but the market as a whole is surprisingly resilent thus far.

[sdrealtor]

I ran some more numbers for the wider market to see if it is the same as my community. I looked at the bread & butter homes in this market which are at least 2500 sq ft with 4BR’s that the typical young professional family looks for with prices under $1M.

45 actives
15 contingent short sales
15 pending sales
33 closed sales in the last 90 days

I tried lowering the price $50K at a time and the above ratios stayed very stable while improving steadily as I lowered the upper limit of the prices.

Then I raised the price $50K at a time and things looked surprisingly stronger than I expected. While the ratio got worse than 3 to 4 months of inventory it wasnt until I got to 1.6M that it reached 6 months of inventory. Of course, between $1M and above it is worse than that but the market as a whole is surprisingly resilent thus far.

[sdrealtor]

I ran some more numbers for the wider market to see if it is the same as my community. I looked at the bread & butter homes in this market which are at least 2500 sq ft with 4BR’s that the typical young professional family looks for with prices under $1M.

45 actives
15 contingent short sales
15 pending sales
33 closed sales in the last 90 days

I tried lowering the price $50K at a time and the above ratios stayed very stable while improving steadily as I lowered the upper limit of the prices.

Then I raised the price $50K at a time and things looked surprisingly stronger than I expected. While the ratio got worse than 3 to 4 months of inventory it wasnt until I got to 1.6M that it reached 6 months of inventory. Of course, between $1M and above it is worse than that but the market as a whole is surprisingly resilent thus far.

[sdrealtor]

I ran some more numbers for the wider market to see if it is the same as my community. I looked at the bread & butter homes in this market which are at least 2500 sq ft with 4BR’s that the typical young professional family looks for with prices under $1M.

45 actives
15 contingent short sales
15 pending sales
33 closed sales in the last 90 days

I tried lowering the price $50K at a time and the above ratios stayed very stable while improving steadily as I lowered the upper limit of the prices.

Then I raised the price $50K at a time and things looked surprisingly stronger than I expected. While the ratio got worse than 3 to 4 months of inventory it wasnt until I got to 1.6M that it reached 6 months of inventory. Of course, between $1M and above it is worse than that but the market as a whole is surprisingly resilent thus far.

[scaredyclassic]

“resilient” is not a reasonable word to use in describing the housing market. insane, fake, propped up, pretend, frightening, duct-taped-together, all right, but resilient?

[scaredyclassic]

“resilient” is not a reasonable word to use in describing the housing market. insane, fake, propped up, pretend, frightening, duct-taped-together, all right, but resilient?

[scaredyclassic]

“resilient” is not a reasonable word to use in describing the housing market. insane, fake, propped up, pretend, frightening, duct-taped-together, all right, but resilient?

[scaredyclassic]

“resilient” is not a reasonable word to use in describing the housing market. insane, fake, propped up, pretend, frightening, duct-taped-together, all right, but resilient?

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