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Marin County, CA Home Sales Charts ~ 2001 - September 2010

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Real Estate Agent with Fathom Realty Group License# 01336994

The chart below tells the story:  Home prices are flat in Marin County.  And the number of homes selling is anemic, limping along.  That's better than the most of the Country can say, so we should consider ourselves fortunate.  And fortunate we are.  This really is a great place to live--even in the not-so-best of times.

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John Cochran
Homebackers.com - Beavercreek, OH
Real Estate Agent

I always love to look at the sales stats.  Plus it's a good thing to blog about on your person website.  I drive alot of people to my website every month just by using that strategy alone

Oct 08, 2010 04:08 PM
Jeff Dowler, CRS
eXp Realty of California, Inc. - Carlsbad, CA
The Southern California Relocation Dude

Kelley - well, better flat than heading too far south. Umployment seems to be improving in NorCal so I suspect over time things will improve.

Jeff

Oct 08, 2010 04:10 PM
Kelley Eling
Fathom Realty Group - Sonoma, CA
Realtor Extraordinaire

If prices stay flat I think that the volume will pick up.  People were buying like crazy because they were afraid that prices were going to climb out of reach a few years back.  Now so few people are buying because they are afraid that prices will fall further.

In my opinion, flat prices are good.  Home appreciation should be gradual--like aging.  :)

Oct 08, 2010 04:34 PM
Michelle Pimentel
Empire Home Staging Solutions - Upland, CA
ASP, IAHSP Empire Home Staging

Kelley,

Statistics not too shabby!  Marin County is a beautiful area, it's no wonder sales haven't been affected by these slower economic times!

Oct 08, 2010 06:37 PM
Kelley Eling
Fathom Realty Group - Sonoma, CA
Realtor Extraordinaire

Michelle, Marin County has definitely been affected.  Big time.  25-30% of all sales each month are distress sales and the foreclosures are definitely driving the prices throughout the market. 

We are also starting to see a lot of foreclosures in the high end.  More on that to come...

Oct 09, 2010 05:35 AM
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