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Volume of Home Sales Up In San Diego

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Compared to seasonally adjusted values, the volume of sales for San Diego Real Estate is up over the past three months.  Given all the other characteristics of the market, it seems that this is most likely solely due to the pressure to close sales before December 1, 2009 created by the original First Time Homebuyer Tax Credit

Single Family Detached Homes Sales Above Average in October and November

Single Family Attached Homes Sales Above Average in October and November

Now that the tax credit has been extended and expanded, I expect sales will continue to remain strong through June - when the current tax credit expires.  However, I believe there is a possibility that the tax credit might again be extended, depending in large part on the economy as a whole.

peter gyoerkoes
Exit Realty NFI - Pensacola Beach, FL

I would assume that at least 30% to 40% of these sales are foreclosures and short sales

Dec 14, 2009 10:13 AM
The Jeff Rickert Team
RE/MAX Property Specialists - Pocono Lake, PA
Poconos - RSPS - The Jeff Rickert Team

Thanks for the report in your area.

Dec 14, 2009 10:16 AM
Robert T. Boyer
FHA Loan, VA Loan, Jumbo Loan,FHA Loans,VA Loans,Jumbo Loans - La Jolla, CA
San Diego Real Estate & Mortgage Loans, Ph.D. | VA Home Loan

I believe we are running at something over 50% distressed sales (some claim 2/3rds).  It strikes me odd everytime I see a listing where the agent writes, NOT a short sale, NOT an REO - that the "traditional" sale is the exception to the rule.

Dec 14, 2009 10:19 AM