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2014
Should we even discuss a 1% change? I think not. Supply is up 55%! That's nothing to sneeze at. Much of that could be due to the new construction condos and townhomes available for sale in Dublin. Demand may be down in the investor segment since new construction carries a much higher price tag....
06/24/2014
A 5% increase in median home price isn't huge, but based on this data, how would you feel with a $23,000 increase in value in a 12 month period of time? Fairly good I would presume. OMG, 39% increase in days on market! Heaven forbid! Broken down though, if you are a seller, that just means on ...
06/24/2014
Some leveling off in the attached home market in Pleasanton. Welcome news for those First Time Buyers. Don't you love graphs? They sure point out the anamolies. Notice November, where we have such a spike. The data shows a until that was on the market 84 days, throwing off the low market time ...
06/24/2014
A 9% increase in median price is a welcome sight for home sellers in Pleasanton. Notice the huge swing from the January and February numbers. In January for instance, the unit sales included just 8 homes priced over $1M. During May however, that $1M plus category jumped to 38, or more than half...
06/24/2014
The median home price barely moved in Livermore for the condo and townhouse markets. With the exception of July of 13, there weren't huge swings in the median home price. The higher median price seen in 2014 are in part due to the new construction units being sold. 57% upward change in average d...
06/24/2014
The median price for detached took a fairly significant jump over the same time last year. Due in part to the arrival of more homes on the market in the higher price ranges. Seller who now have equity can actually make a move, whether downsizing or moving out of area. Last year at this time, the...
06/24/2014