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How much is your home today?

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The economy has driven our home values down and there is no end in site.  Many areas in the nation has experienced major price reductions.  Not all areas have been hit but California has 6 areas that had the largest drop in value out of the top 10 areas nationwide.   The prices have decreased more then 60% from 5 years ...       [Read More]

The economy has driven our home values down and there is no end in site.  Many areas in the nation has experienced major price reductions.  Not all areas have been hit but California has 6 areas that had the largest drop in value out of the top 10 areas nationwide.   The prices have decreased more then 60% from 5 years ago.  This situation will not get any better anytime soon due to the 1,000,000+ foreclosures that the banks are holding this year and another 1,000.000+ foreclosures in next 2 years.  It will take a few years to sell off all of the phantom inventory before any appreciation can be realized in these areas.    
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San Francisco Weekly Sales Activity

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 Real Estate is still active in San Francisco.
As expected sales numbers went back down about 31% in San Francisco real estate market from the previous holiday week which included the end of June.  But the total sales volume over the week increased a little over 24% and the number of listings in contract  increased also.  
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 Real Estate is still active in San Francisco.
As expected sales numbers went back down about 31% in San Francisco real estate market from the previous holiday week which included the end of June.  But the total sales volume over the week increased a little over 24% and the number of listings in contract  increased also.  
The number of listing increased by a little over 10% so there is more homes on the market.
Average days on the market increased by 14 days to 62 days.  Homes are still selling between 2 – 3 months. 

MLS Stats for single family in San Francisco
 
Week Ending
 
Week Ending
 
Week Ending
 
Weekly % 

 
6/27/2009
7/4/2009
7/11/2009
Change

 
 
 
 
 

# of sales
41
61
42
-31.15%

Avg. Sold Price
$1,185,141
$1,102,472
$1,178,705
6.91%

Avg. Days On The Market (Sold)
58
48
62
29.17%

 
 
 
 
 

# of Contingent
103
137
163
18.98%

# of Pendings
175
208
262
25.96%

 
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Total in Contract
278
345
425
23.19%

 
 
 
 
 

# of Listings
465
509
562
10.41%

Avg. List Price
$1,707,339
$1,766,470
$1,620,786
-8.25%

 
 
 
 
 

Sold Price % of Listing Price
69.41%
62.41%
72.72%
16.52%

 
 
 
 
 

Total Sales Volume
$48,590,800
$39,689,000
$49,505,600
24.73%

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