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gzz
gzz
1 year ago

I am now tracking RSD,
I am now tracking RSD, eastern El Cajon and eastern La Mesa as well as OB.

Despite that diversity, the markets all seem pretty quiet but strong. No more dramatic price cuts and inventory lower than normal, though obviously above the crazy 0.3 month levels from 2021-early 2022.

The main difference is that rather than dramatic price cuts from overpriced listings, the listings start reasonable and then sell without cuts.

sdrealtor
1 year ago
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So we are getting closer to
So we are getting closer to the data actually showing whats happening. CS for OCT just came out and its 391. Its a 3 month moving average so it is based upon Aug/Sep/Oct closings. The December CS will be out in 2 months and wont have those Aug or early Sept closings in it. It should be in the 370-380 range. At that point it will be compared with the March and April figures of 416 to 430 of a year earlier.

That will be early Spring peak selling season and the data will be showing a decline well over 10% in less than a year. Thats where we start to find out how buyers and sellers respond going forward.

butanehi
butanehi
1 year ago

Just too few new homes in San
Just too few new homes in San Diego to be greatly impacted by this oncoming glut of new housing completions in 2023.