Even with higher mortgage rates, North County and San Diego housing markets continued to show strong price gains in May. The median price countywide did see a slight drop month-over, but still grew by 9.1 percent year-over. The median price in North County increased $10,000 monthly, and gained 15.1 percent compared to the previous May.
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Both the North County and San Diego housing markets saw strong year-over and month-over price increases in February. This is because demand continues to exceed supply even with today’s higher interest rates.
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As is typical during the holiday season, the North County and San Diego housing markets are seeing fewer sales. But, the ongoing shortage of available homes for sales is still keeping pressure on home prices. The San Diego market is continuing to appreciate more quickly than the nation as a whole. The U.S. saw a 4 percent year-over increase in median home prices in November, while prices in the North County market rose 8.2 percent, and, countywide, the median price jumped 12.1 percent.
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Even with high inflation and rising interest rates, we had another record-breaking month in the North County and San Diego housing markets. Year-over prices in North County were up a whopping 25 percent, and homes sold at 106.7 percent of their asking prices!
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December brought an even tighter inventory squeeze to North County and San Diego housing markets keeping strong upward pressure on home prices. Following November’s pattern, we saw a drop in pending and closed sales, but an even larger decrease in new listings. This kept median, year-over price increases at 17.6 percent in North County and 16.7 percent countywide.
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Prices saw incredible growth in North County and San Diego real estate markets in May with North County jumping almost 34 percent year-over and San Diego County gaining 28.4 percent. But while closed sales were significantly higher than the previous May, they didn’t keep up with April’s numbers.
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When’s the best time to sell your home? Now. According to a recent study by realtor.com, the week of April 25-May 1 is when conditions are best for selling a home in the San Diego-Carlsbad market.
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While many areas of the economy have contracted, the real estate market has stayed remarkably strong. But can the good news last?
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The North County and San Diego markets remained very tight in January. There were few new listings and very little existing inventory. Continued low interest rates and pent-up demand are keeping buyers in the market.
These factors are pushing up home prices. In fact, the S & P CoreLogic Case-Shiller Indices show that in November, we had the highest monthly price gains we’ve seen in six years. And they expect pressure on prices to continue for at least the first six months of 2021.
The year-over median price was up 14.2 percent in North County and 9.2 percent in San Diego County overall. New listings dropped sharply, but while North County saw fewer pending and closed sales compared to the previous year, the county as a whole had increases in both. Supply remained very low in all areas with less than one month’s inventory. This continues to make the market a great one for home sellers and a difficult one for home buyers.
See below for this month’s statistics and daily interest rate updates.
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North County and San Diego real estate markets continue to bring mixed results. Year-over prices dropped, but for the first time since January 2017, more homes sold and went under contract compared to the previous year. And there were some areas where prices saw slight gains.
The rise in pending and closed sales may be due to the combination of lower interest rates and stable home prices making buying more affordable in the San Diego market. While data is still showing a slowdown in national real estate sales, experts predict that if a recession does hit, real estate markets will fare much better than they did in the last recession.
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