As we all know, the
one-time red-hot Orange County real estate market has cooled it's heels along with other communities around the U.S. Now that's not to say all area have cooled equally, whether here or outside of CA. I'm told there are still several places in the county where properties are selling at a more substantial pace. That's always good news, most of which goes unreported.
Yet in this report we focusing in or NOC=North Orange County, well maybe some of central OC too. The statics listed are compiled for the existing "month's supply" of re-sale homes currently for sale through our local multiple listing service. You will see a wide range of "days on the market" within this portion of the county. Some cities take twice as long to sell than others.
Yes, all men (and women for that matter) may be created equal, yet not all areas are the same when it comes to good old real estate in So-Cal. Here's the latest for days on the market, measured in months for our residential real estate supply as calculated in January 2008.
ANAHEIM ~ 14.6
- ANAHEIM HILLS ~ 6.2
- BREA ~ 7.0
- BUENA PARK ~ 10.1
- FULLERTON ~ 8.0
- GARDEN GROVE ~ 10.9
- LA HABRA ~ 11.2
- LA HABRA HEIGHTS ~ 15.1 (Actually located in Los Angeles County, yet used for analysis here.)
- LA PALMA ~ 8.2
- ORANGE ~ 9.3
- PLACENTIA ~ 9.0
- STANTON ~ 10.7
- TUSTIN ~ 9.7
- TUSTIN (NORTH) ~ 7.0
- VILLA PARK ~ 11.1
- YORBA LINDA ~ 7.3

Month's supply/inventory is based on several factors, first we assume there are no new propertiesentering the markeplace, right? Secondly, this calculation is based on an equal pace/rate of sales as experienced throughout 2007.
I'm often asked how long do you think it will take to sell my home? Or when do you think I should put my home on the market? My answer is it depends. It depends on many factors, location (based on above data) price, condition and the agent you choose. You control three out of four, not bad.
If you're thinking of marketing and selling your Orange County home, contact me Lynda@PreferredHomeBrokers.com or text me at (714) 595-1494.
Preferred Home Brokers has proudly served home buyers and sellers for decades in Orange County. We're one of the oldest-established companies under the same Broker-Ownership ub exixtance in the county.
-Market data/SoCalMLS=Southern California Multiple Listing Service
15 Comments on Orange County Real Estate ~ Who's Hot and Who's Not in SoCal?
Lynda,
As a Realtor in Riverside County, California, I have to agree with you. Some areas are moving and some areas are at a stand still. How me market a home does have a great to do with it. Still some areas despite our best efforts just are slow movers. California truly is a unique market.
Lynda,
Very interesting statistics....
I love your four variables with respect to how many days to sell....3 out of 4 is very good odds for a seller wishing to increase the salability of their property and if I were in your area, I'd sure know who to call to have at least one of those variables maximized!
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Hi Sally ~Thanks, it's info like this that consumers really need to know about.
Mary ~ Hi neighbor, you're right at the uniqueness of some communities.
Jo-Anne ~ Thank you for the kind words. Although sellers can't control prices, they certainly have options of who to choose to represent them. Thanks for the comment.
Hi Lynda,
I love your stats! Each area here in Orange County is incredibly different.
Hi Mana ~ You're right!
Bill ~ Thanks, it's pretty accurate indication of where we are in today's r.e. market.
Sandra ~ You are so right, especially in an area like yours.
and they would be smart to choose you as their agent
Lynda, good explicit information for Orange County. It's pretty obvious you are the Realtor of choice that knows her market.
Ray ~ Thesa & Gena ~ Thank you for your comments, good hearing from you.
Hey Lynda
Good info, to get out there. We should change our names from Realtors to Educators!
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