The Short Sale Monitor

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Update time!

Short sales 5,607 down from 5,743. I’ll explain below while this decline is a non-event.

Countywide we are at 16,405 down from 17,396 last week. Inventory typically drops alot on New Years Day because a relatively large number of listings expire on Dec 31st. For whatever reason, agents often enter 12/31 listing expiration dates on listings. Most of these will be back on shortly.

[sdrealtor]

Update time!

Short sales 5,607 down from 5,743. I’ll explain below while this decline is a non-event.

Countywide we are at 16,405 down from 17,396 last week. Inventory typically drops alot on New Years Day because a relatively large number of listings expire on Dec 31st. For whatever reason, agents often enter 12/31 listing expiration dates on listings. Most of these will be back on shortly.

[sdrealtor]

Update time!

Short sales 5,607 down from 5,743. I’ll explain below while this decline is a non-event.

Countywide we are at 16,405 down from 17,396 last week. Inventory typically drops alot on New Years Day because a relatively large number of listings expire on Dec 31st. For whatever reason, agents often enter 12/31 listing expiration dates on listings. Most of these will be back on shortly.

[sdrealtor]

Update time!

Short sales 5,607 down from 5,743. I’ll explain below while this decline is a non-event.

Countywide we are at 16,405 down from 17,396 last week. Inventory typically drops alot on New Years Day because a relatively large number of listings expire on Dec 31st. For whatever reason, agents often enter 12/31 listing expiration dates on listings. Most of these will be back on shortly.

[Artifact]

Figures – Of note – a higher percentage of “regular” listings expired than short sales, so the overall percentage of listings with reference to short sale in it still increased.

If I have time I may try to rearrange this plot so that 2008 plots “on top” of 2007 instead of adding on so we can have more of a week by week comparison – any opinions on that?

[img_assist|nid=6031|title= Total Listings and Short Sales|desc=|link=node|align=left|width=466|height=301]
[img_assist|nid=6032|title= Percent Change and Percent Short of Total|desc=|link=node|align=left|width=466|height=301]

[Artifact]

Figures – Of note – a higher percentage of “regular” listings expired than short sales, so the overall percentage of listings with reference to short sale in it still increased.

If I have time I may try to rearrange this plot so that 2008 plots “on top” of 2007 instead of adding on so we can have more of a week by week comparison – any opinions on that?

[img_assist|nid=6031|title= Total Listings and Short Sales|desc=|link=node|align=left|width=466|height=301]
[img_assist|nid=6032|title= Percent Change and Percent Short of Total|desc=|link=node|align=left|width=466|height=301]

[Artifact]

Figures – Of note – a higher percentage of “regular” listings expired than short sales, so the overall percentage of listings with reference to short sale in it still increased.

If I have time I may try to rearrange this plot so that 2008 plots “on top” of 2007 instead of adding on so we can have more of a week by week comparison – any opinions on that?

[img_assist|nid=6031|title= Total Listings and Short Sales|desc=|link=node|align=left|width=466|height=301]
[img_assist|nid=6032|title= Percent Change and Percent Short of Total|desc=|link=node|align=left|width=466|height=301]

[Artifact]

Figures – Of note – a higher percentage of “regular” listings expired than short sales, so the overall percentage of listings with reference to short sale in it still increased.

If I have time I may try to rearrange this plot so that 2008 plots “on top” of 2007 instead of adding on so we can have more of a week by week comparison – any opinions on that?

[img_assist|nid=6031|title= Total Listings and Short Sales|desc=|link=node|align=left|width=466|height=301]
[img_assist|nid=6032|title= Percent Change and Percent Short of Total|desc=|link=node|align=left|width=466|height=301]

[Artifact]

Figures – Of note – a higher percentage of “regular” listings expired than short sales, so the overall percentage of listings with reference to short sale in it still increased.

If I have time I may try to rearrange this plot so that 2008 plots “on top” of 2007 instead of adding on so we can have more of a week by week comparison – any opinions on that?

[img_assist|nid=6031|title= Total Listings and Short Sales|desc=|link=node|align=left|width=466|height=301]
[img_assist|nid=6032|title= Percent Change and Percent Short of Total|desc=|link=node|align=left|width=466|height=301]

[sdrealtor]

Update time!

Short sales 5,785 back up from 5,607. Looks like the 12/31 expirations are starting to come back on the market.

Countywide we are at 16,751 back up from 16.405. Same as above, 12/31 expirations coming back. Where she stops…..

[sdrealtor]

Update time!

Short sales 5,785 back up from 5,607. Looks like the 12/31 expirations are starting to come back on the market.

Countywide we are at 16,751 back up from 16.405. Same as above, 12/31 expirations coming back. Where she stops…..

[sdrealtor]

Update time!

Short sales 5,785 back up from 5,607. Looks like the 12/31 expirations are starting to come back on the market.

Countywide we are at 16,751 back up from 16.405. Same as above, 12/31 expirations coming back. Where she stops…..

[sdrealtor]

Update time!

Short sales 5,785 back up from 5,607. Looks like the 12/31 expirations are starting to come back on the market.

Countywide we are at 16,751 back up from 16.405. Same as above, 12/31 expirations coming back. Where she stops…..

[sdrealtor]

Update time!

Short sales 5,785 back up from 5,607. Looks like the 12/31 expirations are starting to come back on the market.

Countywide we are at 16,751 back up from 16.405. Same as above, 12/31 expirations coming back. Where she stops…..

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Figures – sorry I did not have time to reformat the plots yet –

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