The San Diego real estate market continues the trend of lower demand, higher inventory, higher months supply and reducing price increases. The reduction is sales at a time when interest rates are at historical lows indicates .... more

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Trends in the San Diego real estate market continue to indicate the market is transitioning into a more neutral market – softening demand, increasing inventory, price increases slowing and months supply growing. The heat of the 2009 market has cooled off, which we expected. While the 2^nd quarter .... more

San Diego homes sales in May were the highest May sales for the past 5 years. Both detached homes and condos enjoyed the May sales increases. May sales were broad based with all home sizes showing sales gains from the prior year. May is also the highest sales level of .... more

San Diego real estate is showing a number of trends in 2010 worthy of note; declining sales, increasing inventory, increasing months supply, foreclosures have reduced market share, sales have shifted from lower priced homes to higher priced homes and a slowing of .... more

Carmel Valley real estate homes sales in March and the first quarter were the highest for both condos and detached homes since 2007. March sales were up 60% for detached homes and condo sales were up 90% from March 2009. The sales growth for detached homes .... more

San Diego real estate home sales in March increased from last March by 3%. Detached home sales were flat with last year and condo sales increased by 10%. The 1^st Quarter of 2010 has slightly lower sales than last year this is primarily due to the low sales in January. February and March are tracking with 2009. The price trends of the past year .... more

While January was a slow start for the San Diego real estate market, February showed some recovery in terms of pending sales activity. Overall sales were down from last February by almost 4%, but this was due to the .... more

January 2010 started the year with a bit of a thud. January sales are generally lower than the prior December sales; this January had a 35% sales decline while typically in the past the sales decline for this period averages 22%. Normally we see a 20% increase in January  .... more

The question for the spring San Diego housing market is “where is the inventory"?   Over the past year we have seen the inventory, or homes for sale, .... more