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Monday, December 10, 2007 at 05:54AM

November Sales (+Jimsrank)

Comparing 2005 & 2007 November closed sales of detached homes (from the MLS). The 2005 numbers are on the same line as the town, with the 2007 numbers underneath. Ranked based on the strength and consistency, with a little jimjamalama added in:

Town or Area # of Sales  Median SP  Avg. SF  MSP/ASF
Carmel Vly'05
29
$957,000
2,860
$335
2007
27
$986,000
2,982
$331
La Jolla '05
21
$1,626,000
3,226
$540
2007
18
$1,600,000
2,915
$549
Cardiff
10
$718,000
1,990
$361
2007
9
$1,085,000
2,413
$450
Del Mar
14
$1,730,000
3,076
$562
2007
12
$1,512,000
2,851
$531
Solana Bch
9
$1,100,000
2,530
$435
2007
7
$2,100,000
3,034
$692
Encinitas
35
$900,000
2,846
$316
2007
18
$793,000
2,392
$332
C-bad 92008
19
$649,900
2,115
$307
2007
9
$780,000
2,432
$321
C-bad 92010
2
$746,000
2,457
$304
2007
6
$653,900
2,573
$254
C-bad 92011
6
$1,106,500
2,807
$394
2007
7
$670,000
2,415
$277
C-bad 92009
53
$858,500
2,822
$304
2007
21
$725,000
2,670
$272
O-side92054
32
$558,000
1,736
$321
2007
16
$537,000
1,677
$320
SM 92078
36
$650,000
2,501
$260
2007
31
$550,000
2,225
$247
Bonsall
4
$787,500
2,347
$336
2007
3
$570,000
2,490
$229
O-side 92057
57
$565,000
2,092
$270
2007
25
$460,000
2,051
$224
O-side 92056
36
$541,500
1,865
$290
2007
14
$410,000
1,775
$231
Vista 92084
35
$632,000
2,291
$276
2007
16
$455,000
2,108
$216

Over the last two years Carmel Valley, La Jolla, Del Mar, Cardiff, and Solana Beach (The Gold Coast?) have had steady numbers in November on both prices and number of sales, while the last three areas, 92056, 92057, and 92084, have lost about 60% in sales and 20% in price.

Posted on Monday, December 10, 2007 at 05:54AM by Registered CommenterJim the Realtor | Comments3 Comments

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Reader Comments (3)

Jim,

Thanks for the great comparison info.

IMHO I still believe the bottom tier will drag the top tier down.

There will come a time when the top buyers will question location vs cost per sq ft when it is this dramatic.

Some may argue that the top will continue to prop up the lower priced properties. I don't think so.

Eventually the upper crust will see the light. This proves to me that those with "money" and the present market reality are not on the same wave length.

Negative Market forces will prevail. Starbucks Coffee is tasting this reality based on McDonalds and the economy. The day of Real Estate Lattes will soon be over.
Pass the Cream.

December 10, 2007 | Unregistered CommenterHorse Racing Man

Off-topic, but Ward posted November foreclosure statistics today.

Oddly, the number is way down from October... but still way up year-over-year.

Link to Ward's statistics

December 10, 2007 | Unregistered Commentergreenlander

Jim, Great info. Since most of us believe the lower end (attached) will lead the way down, could you put together similar data for attached? If you have time that is..

December 11, 2007 | Unregistered Commenteranonymuos

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