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Dublin, CA Detached Homes Market Report - November 2011

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Real Estate Agent with Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage BRE#01732313

Dublin, CA Market Report - Median Sold, November 2011

Median price for homes in November seem to have dropped in all areas of the Tri Valley compared to November of last year, and Dublin is no exception. Tight lending guidelines are making it tougher for buyers to qualify and the general economy has fewer buyers in the market, putting downward pressure on prices.

 Dublin Supply & Demand, November 2011

This graph is typically something that suggests pricing stability as inventory goes down, and prices go up. However, the units sold we see in the November column more than likely actually went pending 30-60 days prior.

Dublin Average Days on Market, November 2011

An average of 34 days on market is a decent statistic. Homes typically are still on the MLS in a pending status, but the time they take to go into contract is relatively quick.

Dublin Month's Supply Inventory, November, 2011

Last year at this time we had what was considered a low level of inventory. But at the rate of sale we are experiencing, that is beginning to look a lot more like normal.  What we see for this November though, is exceptionally low. At the current rate of sale, we have just 1.2 months of inventory available.

John Pusa
Glendale, CA

Karen - Thank you for sharing detailed quality information on Dublin, CA detached homes market report  November 2011.

Dec 12, 2011 04:19 PM
John Juarez
The Medford Real Estate Team - Fremont, CA
ePRO, SRES, GRI, PMN

Prices are falling and inventory is declining. Who repealed the “law of supply and demand”? If inventory is in short supply, prices should firm up. What we are seeing is what happens when the market is confused, financing is hard to obtain and all the real estate news is bad. Buyers remain watchfully on the sidelines looking for favorable buying signs.

Dec 12, 2011 04:37 PM
Jim Hale
ACTIONAGENTS.NET - Eugene, OR
Eugene Oregon's Best Home Search Website

1.2 months of inventory.....should be equal to the low at the height of the boom....and should turn price declines around drastically.....if it continues for a month or two.

Dec 12, 2011 04:45 PM
Jim Hale
ACTIONAGENTS.NET - Eugene, OR
Eugene Oregon's Best Home Search Website

By the time it is completely clear to everyone that we have bottomed out, interest rates will have increased - negating any caution saved by acting later as opposed to buying now.

Dec 12, 2011 04:47 PM
Karen Crowson
Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage - Rancho Bernardo, CA
Your Agent for Change

John, I love your comment - who indeed? It all flies in the face of what we've learned in school. The school of hard knocks though has a different curriculum.

Jim - I believe that too. Some will have missed their window, and others through sheer luck, will be counting their blessings.

Dec 13, 2011 02:39 AM
Al Raymondi
Ocean View Realty Group in Ormond By The Sea Florida - Ormond Beach, FL
Ormond By The Sea Florida - Home and Condo Sales

Wow Karen, less than 2 months of inventory.  That looks to have come way down in the last couple of months.  I would think prices would begin to increase if that level of inventory continues.

Dec 13, 2011 10:54 AM
Doug Anderson
Tucker Associates Real Estate Services - Danville, CA
Bay Area Real Estate Views

Here's to hoping that pricing will firm up into the new year. Supply and Demand dynamics have to return to a more normal level.

Dec 13, 2011 11:27 AM