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There are two parts to the market health that we have all been watching, price and quantity of sales.  The following chart shows the average number of detached home sales in San Diego, on a per month basis.  The error bars indicate +/- 1 standard deviation.  We can see that our lowest point, both numerically and relative to the norm was September 2007.  Since then we have been climbing back into the normal expected range of sales.

San Diego Housing Rate of Sales to June 2009

From a quantity of sales perspective, it looks fair to say that San Diego has stabilized (starting about June 2008)


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4 Comments on San Diego Residential Real Estate Sales Volumes are "Normal"

JUL
25
2009
453,374 Points 15 Featured Posts Outside Blog Called Shot Master

Wow - the visual sure says something!  Looks like the year will end above average.  I'm sure prices will start to rise again as well.

9:00pm • #1
JUL
26
2009
101,562 Points 2 Featured Posts

Interestingly, prices seem to have risen 15% since March.  We seem to have very low inventory due to the foreclosure moratoriums.

2:48am • #2
AUG
19
2009

So you think the San Diego market has been stable since June 2008? Are you alone in that thinking?

1:56am • #3
101,562 Points 2 Featured Posts

Maybe I should qualify that "stabilized" statement.  In terms of sales volumes, we fall within 1-sigma of historical norms, and have done so since June 2008.  As far as prices, as reported separately, we hit bottom in San Diego in March 2009.

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The San Diego Real Estate Housing Market tends to lead the nation's real estate activities. This blog looks at current activity and trend data, including sales rates, months of inventory, median home price, unemployment, inflation, etc., with an intent to provide timely predictions for our market. Because such a large part of the current market is make up of San Diego Foreclosures and REOs we will also look deeply at how they affect the current environment. Additionally, specific market segments are monitored, such as La Jolla Real Estate, Del Mar Real Estate, Rancho Santa Fe Real Estate, and Carmel Valley Real Estate


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