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Low Housing Inventory In the Los Angeles South Bay
Posted on14. May, 2012 by barryb2b.
The Unsold Index For The Los Angeles South Bay is telling us that we are approaching a critically low supply of Inventory as homes are being purchased at record low interest rates. The Unsold Index is a very widely know indicator in the Real Estate industry for measuring the strength of market conditions. The measurement [...]
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LA South Bay Real Estate Forecast – April 2012
Posted on02. May, 2012 by barryb2b.
LAsouthbayRealEstate.com Best viewed with Microsoft Internet Explorer View the Graphs and Indicators Summary of March's Data March sold prices both Median Average prices were up over February's prices. The increase in home prices are part of the monthly price fluctuations experienced since January 2009. Average prices came in $630,450 while Median Home [...]
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LA South Bay Real Estate Forecast – March 2012
Posted on11. Apr, 2012 by barryb2b.
March 24, 2012 (Based on Feb. 2012 sold data) Volume 9, Issue 3 Written and Created by Barry Brickel J.D. Keller Williams Realty LAsouthbayRealEstate.com Best viewed with Microsoft Internet Explorer View the Graphs and Indicators Summary of February's Data February 2012 Median home prices moved back toward the flat trend [...]
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LA South Bay Market Forecast -December 2010
Posted on24. Dec, 2010 by Barry Brickel.
Summary of November's Data LA South Bay Home Affordability increased again in November to the highest level for the current up market surpassing the previous high obtained last month and January 2009. This was due mainly to a drop in the LA South Bay median home price even though interest rates were higher for the [...]
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LA South Bay Market Forecast – Nov. 2010
Posted on25. Nov, 2010 by Barry Brickel.
Summary of October's Data LA South Bay Home affordability increased to the highest level for the current up market surpassing the previous high obtained in January 2009. This was due mainly to a large drop in the LA South Bay median home price. The median price fell 9.1% from the previous months price. The rather [...]
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LA South Bay Forecast – July 2010
Posted on19. Jul, 2010 by Barry Brickel.
Summary of June’s Data June’s sold data has given us some conflicting data. On the positive side sales volume was the highest in four years. That was very refreshing news as sales volume has had a hard time pushing through the average of 502 units per month for quite some time. The Unsold Index remains [...]
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Which is more important; Average Price or Median Price?
Posted on18. Jul, 2010 by Barry Brickel.
Median Home Prices vs. Average Home Prices What is more meaningful in analyzing home prices, Median Home Prices or Average Home Prices? The media relies very heavily on Median Prices, almost entirely, Average home prices are rarely mentioned. On the LA South Bay Real Estate blog we include both on the home price graph this [...]
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Mortgage Rates At All time Historical low
Posted on03. Jul, 2010 by Barry Brickel.
In a press release from today Freddie Mac Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corporation)released the results of its Primary Mortgage Market Survey® (PMMS®) in which “the 30-year fixed-rate mortgage (FRM) averaged 4.58 percent with an average 0.7 point for the week ending July 1, 2010, down from last week when it averaged 4.69 percent. Last year [...]
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Los Angeles South Bay Prices Up 28.1% from Jan. 2009
Posted on30. Jun, 2010 by Barry Brickel.
LA South Bay Average Home Prices have sharply in increased since January 2009. As the chart below indicates, since January 2009 Average Home Prices have increased 28.1 % in the LA South Bay. Median home prices have also increased. The Average Home price was $532,358 in January 2009, for May 2010 the Average Home price [...]
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Market Forecast – May 2010
Posted on19. May, 2010 by Barry Brickel.
LA South Bay Real Estate Market Forecast May 19, 2010 Volume 7, issue 5 Summary of April’s Data The Federal Home-buyer rebate Incentive program ended at the end of April. The question that now remains on everyone’s mind is can the current up trend continue absent this additional assist. April’s sales volume came in slightly [...]
