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Sacramento Home Sales Report for Year End Sales

Been busy selling houses but now the Sacramento Real Estate Market Statistics are ready to view by zip code. Simply click Sacramento Home Sales in all neighborhoods. The home sales report for November 2008 is strictly residential single family homes by zip code in the Sacramento County area.

Below is a chart showing the Year-to-Date residential home sales in all of Sacramento County from January 2008 through November 2008.

The home sales numbers are as follows:

For the Sacrameto Statistics just click Sacramento Real Estate Statistics Year to Date

You may have noticed the slight decline in bank If you are interested in Bank owned, foreclosed REO homes for sale simply click below for the property that you are interested in seeing.

Sacramento Foreclosed Homes for sale

Sacramento Foreclosed Condos for sale

Sacramento Foreclosed Half-Plex for sale

For more detail on each of the Sacramento and surrounding area real estate market stats, be sure to check your neighborhood home sales.

Posted by Gena Riede, Real Estate Broker Sacramento CA Real Estate (916) 417-2699 on 12/19/2008 09:16 AM

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9 Comments on Sacramento Home Sales Report for Year End Sales

DEC

Gena always great to show folks in your area the numbers but why not give a little analysis on what they mean? Just my 2 cents:)

Gena - great market report and I appreciate the graph to show the positive trend of homes sold.

Bill, good point. That is one of the reasons I include a chart for those you are more visual which should answer the question of say...decline in home sales as shown for November as compared to October 2008.

For more explanation the reader can always click on detail and read more information.

And of course bringing in the number of NOD's also should help the consumer realize that more foreclosures are on the horizon. Or at least, that's my aim.

Thank you for your input.

Sharon, thank you. For those more visually inclined, I think a chart helps put things into perspective.

Hi Gena,

Good info for follks in the Sacramento area. I completely agree with your comment about fewer reo's, but more on the horizion in the near future. Not sure, but I think Fannie-Freddie's decision to put either a 60-90 freeze on foreclosures could be part of it. Or maybe some lenders just didn't want any more on the books in 2008, who know for sure. However I do think by the end of the first quarter we will be seeing a lot more.

And with interest rates being so unbelieveable right now I think it's going to be an amazing time for buyers.

DEC

Lynda, I agree. I think the likelihood of the banks just not wanting more on the books and driving up the prices is more realistic.

2009 will be a fantastic year for the home buyers with interest rates at an all time low and many more foreclosures to hit the real estate market.

DEC

Gena Nicely presented report. I like the way you gave the monthly numbers for the year so that the consumers could really see the status of the market at different times.

Gena, I appreciate you posting this info for people like me born and raised in Sacramento. It makes it easier for me to stay up to date with real estate there. All the best for '09 and Happy Holidays.

DEC

Jennifer, thank you. Being a visual person, myself I find them easily understood more so than the written word. Thanks for commenting.

Bradley, I didn't realize that you use to live here. Glad to hear you are keeping up with our real estate. Happy holidays to you, too and here's hoping that 2009 brings a hopeful change in our economy!

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