sdr, I think you got an outlier last week. You have been getting 100-200 increases each week, then suddenly get a -300 drop. Then the next week it goes back up some 500+. I think it is alot more likely that you got a bad data point last week then short sale listing are suddenly bucking long term trends and jumping around like that.
sdr, I think you got an outlier last week. You have been getting 100-200 increases each week, then suddenly get a -300 drop. Then the next week it goes back up some 500+. I think it is alot more likely that you got a bad data point last week then short sale listing are suddenly bucking long term trends and jumping around like that.
sdr, I think you got an outlier last week. You have been getting 100-200 increases each week, then suddenly get a -300 drop. Then the next week it goes back up some 500+. I think it is alot more likely that you got a bad data point last week then short sale listing are suddenly bucking long term trends and jumping around like that.
sdr, I think you got an outlier last week. You have been getting 100-200 increases each week, then suddenly get a -300 drop. Then the next week it goes back up some 500+. I think it is alot more likely that you got a bad data point last week then short sale listing are suddenly bucking long term trends and jumping around like that.
The other possible explanation is that a bunch of listings expired at the end of March and got relisted after last week. Thats why we look over time to observe the trend. Over time, the trend will smooth itself out.
The other possible explanation is that a bunch of listings expired at the end of March and got relisted after last week. Thats why we look over time to observe the trend. Over time, the trend will smooth itself out.
The other possible explanation is that a bunch of listings expired at the end of March and got relisted after last week. Thats why we look over time to observe the trend. Over time, the trend will smooth itself out.
The other possible explanation is that a bunch of listings expired at the end of March and got relisted after last week. Thats why we look over time to observe the trend. Over time, the trend will smooth itself out.
The other possible explanation is that a bunch of listings expired at the end of March and got relisted after last week. Thats why we look over time to observe the trend. Over time, the trend will smooth itself out.
Never being one to sit back its time to add something here. I am goiong to start posting pending sales also. I have no idea what this means but perhaps over time we will see a trend emerge.
Short sales 7,638 up slightly from 7,542 last week.
Short sale pending count starts at 1,940 this week.
Countywide we are at 17,832 flat from 17,835 last week.
Countywide pendings start at 5,104 this week.
Perhaps my esteemed colleague and neighbor Mssr. Artifact can find some way to add to his graphs after several more weeks of reporting.
