After the election I started watching Bloomberg TV instead of the news/opinion channels I had been watching. I guess I just got tired of all the yelling, in addition to the fact that I felt the need to try and get some clarity on what might happen to the economy, and more specifically the Silicon Valley housing market.
Besides the much needed civility I found on Bloomberg, I quickly came away with the understanding that no matter who the different reporters and commentators said they thought would be winners and losers in a new political environment, there was one thing everyone agreed (1 comments)
What I find most interesting about these stats is that in Alameda, San Mateo and Santa Clara Counties, the more expensive homes and condos sold have a shorter days on market than the less expensive Silicon Valley homes sold.
This shows that the good economy, low unemployment rate, high stock market values, as well as foreign money are all contributing to a booming market in Silicon Valley luxury real estate sales. It is also an indication that we saw high levels of appreciation in 2013 in Silicon Valley home sales (20-40% in many areas) so it is harder (1 comments)