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Southern California Million-Dollar Market Update

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Managing Real Estate Broker with eXp Realty CalBRE# 01091037

October was a relatively busy month for the Million-Dollar Real Estate Market in Southern California.

Accroding to the SoCal MLS database, there were

591 sales in all of Southern California over $1,000,000, with the highest sale at $13,200,000 (listed at $17,900,000) in October.

The average sales price of Million-Dollar Plus properties $1,837,199 (Average asking price of those sales was $1,987,707). 

The average discount off of a Million-Dollar Plus home was 5% of current asking price and 12% of original asking price.

Average days on market was 127, with highest days on market 1,099!

Southern California is left with 7,171 Million-Dollar Plus active listings as of 10/31/2009.

So, what does all of this mean?  You will still find over a 12 month supply of Million-Dollar Plus homes available throughout Southern California.  The average Active Million-Dollar listing is just under $3,000,000 and has been for sale 145 days.

For a Market Snapshot of any home in Southern California, log onto www.MyKWRealtor.com

To get a free list of homes for sale, log onto www.LiveInSignalHill.com

Eileen Burns 954.483.3912
Trans State Commercial Realty Inc. - Fort Lauderdale, FL
FLorida Real Estate Connector

HI Richard - thanks for the update in your market.  How many closings were yours? Are you marketing to the luxury market?  Would be intereseted to know if you are hearing anything about de-regulation of natural gas in your area.

Nov 02, 2009 11:25 PM
Richard Daskam
eXp Realty - Signal Hill, CA
Your Real Estate Consultant

Hi Eileen,

I market the entire area but don't concentrate on the high-end.  I've watched as those homes sit for a year or longer without moving.  Even in the tightest of credit crunches, there's something wrong with that!

No word of deregulation of natural gas that I've heard. 

Take care,

Nov 03, 2009 01:33 AM
Marchel Peterson
Results Realty - Spring, TX
Spring TX Real Estate E-Pro

Richard, I expect these take a long time to sale.  Your market of buyers must go way down as the price goes way up.

Nov 21, 2009 02:43 PM
Richard Daskam
eXp Realty - Signal Hill, CA
Your Real Estate Consultant

You are quite right!  Very few high-end buyers.

Nov 21, 2009 03:07 PM