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Week 4 of Feb
New listings 9 (5) –
New Pendings of 7 (3)
Thats +2
Closed sales at 7 (2)
Total houses for sale 6 (12) with median of $947k (1.037M). There were 7 on the market 2 years ago and 7 in 2021.
This is a really strong market. Everything on the market has days on market of about a week or less and should sell soon.
I was driving through last week noting how far 3 Roots has come and how many condos and townhomes there are already built. I have no doubt a steady flow of them will want to stay local and eventually roll their gains into a single family house without fees or HOA. This is a market that should continue to do well
sdrealtorParticipantWeek 3 of February
New 22 (13) –
Pending 11 (11) –
Thats +11
Closed 14 (10) –
Total houses on the market 74 (52 last year) with a median of 2.375M (2.2M). Two years ago we were at 25 and in 2021 after peak pandemic concern was dissipating we were at 49.
New listings are defintely picking up and anecdotally it seems like a higher share are long time owners selling. There are some signs of boomer liquidation.
This is when buyer demand should start really kicking up a notch. If it does not inventory could build quickly and start to influence prices. For now market feels more balanced than it has in a while
sdrealtorParticipantDouble post coming to catch up
Week 2 of February
New 17 (5) –
Pending 19 (15) –
Thats -2
Closed 12 (7) –
Total houses on the market 66 (47 last year) with a median of 2.4M (2.2M). Two years ago we were at 24 and in 2021 after peak pandemic concern was dissipating we were at 52.
New listings up nicely and we didnt see that high until mid April last year. Inventory starting to build
sdrealtorParticipantWeek 3 of Feb
New listings 6 (3) –
New Pendings of 3 (4)
Thats +3
Closed sales at 9 (2)
Total houses for sale 6 (12) with median of $1.025m (1.07M). There were 4 on the market 2 years ago and 5 in 2021.
Little more inventory and fewer pendings. I suspect rates slowed buyers a bit but with such low inventory it wont last
sdrealtorParticipantSoory didnt post last week. Double post coming
Week 2 of Feb
New listings 3 (3) –
New Pendings of 6 (4)
Thats -3
Closed sales at 2 (4)
Total houses for sale 2 (11) with median of $995K (1M). There were 7 on the market 2 years ago and 10 in 2021.
Red hot market here
sdrealtorParticipantPar for the course you provided no data of any kind. Just a vague reference from a third party politically motivated site. provide actual data with a link for a change
sdrealtorParticipantAdmits he quoted a politically motivated source. Tries to defend data source despite knowing its skewed and flawed
sdrealtorParticipantAnd yet another win! One of the most recognizable figures in the world just moved his brand to my little old hometown. Enjoy some Sun Day Red EP! It’s gonna be big, it’s gonna be baaad, it’s gonna be worldwide
Tiger Woods signs apparel and footwear deal with TaylorMade following his split with Nike
sdrealtorParticipantThx Rich and yes more doomer nonsense.
of course when I say greatest place in the country it’s my opinion. There is no data that can support a subjective opinion despite it being one widely shared by many not just here but around the world
And despite the doomer click bait reference it is tough to be a first time buyer here. It’s tough to be any buyer here! Listings are down over 50% in the last 5 years because people don’t want to sell. It’s also historically expensive here but everything is cyclical and in the future things will get relatively more affordable again.
The economy is growing and San Diego continues its ascent in the works of tech and life sciences. The industries of the future.
The only growth industry in SG is building houses and we all know how that ends
This site is about San Diego. Most of us live in San Diego. What happens in other parts of CA is relevant in some but not all regards. It’s simply your political whining EP and it continues to be a bad look. Everything you have is because of this place. You should be grateful not bitter. You and your family made choices that made it beyond you. That’s on you, not San Diego
sdrealtorParticipantSome of those companies will fail in their new locations. Some will succeed. It’s irrelevant. More great companies will continue to be created here than anywhere else in the world. Some will stay, some will go. Some will succeed, some will fail. This place will continue to be the greatest place in the country no matter how much you continue your personal whining. You don’t have to say good bye. You already left to a place that is about to teach you a hard lesson
sdrealtorParticipanthttps://www.abc4.com/news/local-news/homeless-population-growing-in-washington-county/
worse than I thought, but I guess you just don’t see it in your gilded gated community
sdrealtorParticipantsdrealtorParticipantAnd just to be complete. With those prices and no real industries you soon get…
sdrealtorParticipantAnd nicer house with no $245 monthly hoa for the white privilege of living in SG!!
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