carlsbad: Market Data for OCTOBER 2006 - Carlsbad, CA
- 11/25/06 10:21 AM
Here are the data from the MLS for the month of October. There are some interesting shifts from the data reported for the month of September. The inventory has dropped a little as has the absorption rate. Median home price is stable as compared to a year ago for detached homes, but off a bit for attached homes (this tends to shift each month). Next month will be interesting to see as a comparison, as we are heading into the holiday period when we often see a slowing of the market. While the average marketing time is about 2 months, a number of … (1 comments)
carlsbad: Carlsbad Homes for Sale - Carlsbad Market Data for SEPTEMBER 2006
- 10/25/06 03:51 PM
Here are the data I have summarized from the MLS as of the end of September (as I do for all the coastal communities I service) for the Carlsbad real estate market (all 4 zips). Just a couple of quick notes: The inventory has dropped off a little from the previous month The number of homes sold has increased as a percentage of total volume There is approximately a 7-month supply of homes (both attached and detached) when looking at the number of sales in the last 6 months as a function of the number of active homes at the end of … (0 comments)
Carlsbad is a coastal San Diego community, located about 35 miles north of the city, offering a broad range of housing, activities and scenery for its residents and tourists.
I moved to Carlsbad in 2006 from Boston, and wanted to share why I love living here.
This town of approximately 95,000 has grown dramatically since its incorporation in 1952, when there were 7,000 residents.
Covering about 42 square miles, the town has annexed communities around its original core during its history, the most well-known being La Costa (the area … (10 comments)
carlsbad: Bubble Sitting
- 09/07/06 08:59 AM
Most agents, I suspect, are dealing with the changing market such as the one we are experiencing here in Southern California, where we have moved from a very active seller's market to one that is much more buyer friendly, with large inventory, slowed appreciation, increased marketing time, and even some price drops in some communities. There has been much talk (for a couple years at least) about housing bubbles, and the media in our area at least has frequently posted headlines about the dramatic changes in the market, and related topics. All this, of course, impacts buyers and sellers attitudes, beliefs, … (2 comments)
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Here are the data from the MLS for the month of October. There are some interesting shifts from the data reported for the month of September.
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