Roseville CA Home Prices and Market Trends for November 2015 Roseville CA home prices have experienced a slight 1% increase in November. The number of homes sold during November was also 21.9% compared to the previous month. Average days went up by merely 2 days while inventory continued the steady rise we've seen since July of this year. The average figures are still favorable, however, and Roseville continues to remain in the seller's market as (0 comments)
Rocklin CA Home Prices and Market Trends for November 2015 Rocklin CA home prices continued to decrease in November, this time by 2.6%. There were also 29.5% less homes sold during that month. Average days on the market shot up to 55 days, with an increase of 15 days compared to our previous report. Inventory also rose by 0.3 months. Despite these changes, Rocklin CA is still in a seller's market. Homes priced within their (0 comments)
Granite Bay CA Home Prices and Market Trends for November 2015 Granite Bay home prices have continued to increase in November, this time by 5.9%. There were also 35.5% less homes sold during the month. The average days have gone down by 5 days, but inventory had risen to 4.9 months. The current inventory, similar to the start of this year, is the highest recorded figure in the past fifteen months. Granite Bay (0 comments)
Folsom CA Home Prices and Market Trends for November 2015 Folsom CA home prices have again increased in November by 1.8%. The current figures are now the highest we've in the Folsom market for the past fifteen months. There were, however, 42.3% less homes sold during the same month. Average days on the market dropped by 11 days while inventory sharply rose by 0.5 months. Folsom market trends for November still point towards a seller's market. (0 comments)
Yolo County CA Home Prices and Market Trends for November 2015 Yolo County home prices increased by 0.4% in November compared to the previous month. There were 27.9% less homes sold in November compared to October. Average days on the market also went up by 8 days, and the current figure is the highest in this market since April 2015. After being in the 1.7-1.9 range from June to October, the inventory rose (0 comments)
El Dorado County CA Home Prices and Market Trends for November 2015 El Dorado County home prices continued to drop in November, this time by 1.5% compared to the previous month. The number of sold homes also went by 24% during the same period. Average days went up by 12 days, and inventory also rose by 0.5 months. El Dorado County homes remain in a neutral market for October. If you (1 comments)
Placer County CA Home Prices and Market Trends for November 2015 Placer County home prices have experienced a slight 2.5% drop in November. The number of sold homes, however, continued to decline - there were 27.1% less homes that were sold in November. Average days went up to 49 and inventory rose 0.3 months. The Placer County market trends still point to a seller's market. If you are considering selling a home, it (2 comments)
Sacramento County Home Prices and Trends for November 2015 Sacramento County home prices have increased by 1.6% after experiencing a slight decrease in October. Average days in the market has gone up by a single day, from 38 to 39, though inventory continues to rise. Despite the recent figures, Sacramento County is still in a seller's market, and potential sellers can take the current opportunity to put their homes up for sale. Homes that are (1 comments)
Sacramento Metropolitan Area Home Prices and Trends for November 2015 Sacramento Metropolitan home prices have remained stable this month. The number of sold homes continues to decline, and there has been a 24.5% decrease from October to November. Average days on the market started rising and was at 45 days in November. Inventory also rose to 2.3 months during the same period. Despite the recent figures, the Sacramento Metropolitan area is still (0 comments)
Folsom CA Home Prices and Market Trends for July 2015 Folsom CA home prices have increased by a mere 0.6% compared to June 2014. Additionally, we have seen a general increase on the number of properties for sale since the start of 2015. And these properties aren't sitting on the market for long. Just last month, the average time a single family home spent on the market was 26 days. Inventories are also consistently low as (0 comments)