WHY AREN'T HOME BUYERS OUT BUYING IN DROVES? "EUREKA! I FOUND IT" . . . ARCHIMEDES AGAIN LEADS ME TO THE TRUTH . . . . FOLLOW THE THEORY OF DISAMBIGUATION and everything becomes very clear. QUESTION: Why aren't consumers out in droves taking advantage of: The lowest home prices since about 2
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03/04/2010
Housing has hit bottom... has turned the corner... is recovering... and other lilting tunes emanate from the media pied-piper, leading the timid woodland creatures out of their safe warrens. Buyer deer cautiously re-enter the spring housing market meadow, ever vigilant... awaiting the first unnat
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02/23/2010
The Rancho Penaquitos market is as hot as duing the bubble mania the difference of course are the prices. Even at the highest price ranges there are only four months of inventory. This market should remain exceptionally strong... at least until the end of April. Then, without the homebuyer tax
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02/19/2010
Mira Mesa homes for sale are marked both by their price range and their limited supply. As of this point, the most expensive homes in the area are limited to four (4) months of inventory. This is clearly a seller's market. Surprisingly (or not), Mira Mesa home prices did decline 2.6% on average
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02/17/2010
When I look at this chart for Chula Vista real estate homes for sale, it strikes me as a little odd that one of the areas hardest hit with foreclosures early on should be so in demand right now. I have to imagine the main reason would be that homebuyers and investors recognized that the pendull
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02/17/2010
In the past we have looked at the San Diego real estate market homes for sale months of inventory and found a basic pattern of seller's market at the low end, a more normal market in the middle, and a buyer's market at the upper end. Consequently, when we get to the higher rent districts, such a
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02/17/2010
The Carlsbad CA real estate market continues to be primarily a sellers market for single family detached homes, with the notable exception of homes over $1m. Condos and townhomes are also a hot commodity in most price ranges. The upper limit is about $800K where there just is not the same demand
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02/17/2010
The following chart shows the inventory level of the Carmel Valley Real Estate Market. If you are in the market for (or can only afford) a condo or townhome in Carmel Valley, it is a pretty hot market and you should be very active in your search. There is alot of competition. If you are looking
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02/13/2010
Here are the La Jolla Real Estate Market as of the beginning of February 2010 Inventory is down substantially since last October. I doubt that the homebuyer tax credit will have much effect on the La Jolla market as a whole. Given the inventory levels and, more importantly, today's interest rate
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02/13/2010
Maybe it's just me, but I get a little fried when I hear media commentators announcing either a dramatic rise in home sales in the spring or a dramatic decline in the fall / winter. It is as if they just keep recycling the news report from the prior year (which was actually written a year earlie
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02/04/2010
