The year-over median price of homes in the North County and San Diego housing markets increased by over 5 percent in October. Now that the election is over, will it affect home prices and mortgage rates? Not necessarily. This is because most housing decisions are made on the local and state level rather than the federal level, broader economic factors drive housing prices and mortgage rates, plus change is slow. Due to all of these factors, experts aren’t predicting much change in the short term, and say housing prices will most likely continue to rise.
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North County and San Diego Housing Markets October 2024
The year-over median price of homes increased last month in both the North County and San Diego housing markets after decreasing slightly in August. This may be due to September’s lower mortgage rates that came in anticipation of the Fed’s rate cut.
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Both the North County and San Diego housing markets saw a month-over, median home price decrease in August. In North County, prices also dropped by 1.6 percent year-over, while San Diego County showed a slight increase of 1.1 percent.
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The North County and San Diego housing markets saw more closed sales in July compared to June, but the month-over median price decreased and gains in the year-over median price were lower. Countywide, supply increased significantly compared to last year and is now at 2.4 months. This is still low compared to a “normal” market.
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Although month-over numbers do show some signs of softening, the North County and San Diego housing markets had strong year-over price gains in June. And with today’s inflation easing CPI report and recent jobs report, mortgage rates are now below 7 percent.
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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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Strong Price Growth
North County and San Diego housing markets showed strong year-over and month-over price growth in April. As is typical in spring, the number of new listings coming on the market also increased, easing inventory shortages slightly. But the higher number of homes for sale didn’t stop them from selling even more quickly than they did in March.
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North County and San Diego Housing Markets:
The Effect of Higher Mortgage Rates
The North County and San Diego housing markets continued to stay strong in March despite mortgage rates hovering at approximately 7 percent. Tuesday saw rates reaching their highest point since November which may cause some softening in the April numbers. They are now above 7 percent.
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North County and San Diego Housing Markets:
Buy Now or Wait for Lower Interest Rates?
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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North County and San Diego Housing Markets February 2024
The number of pending homes in the North County and San Diego housing markets rose in January as expected, but mortgage rates and inventory shortages are keeping a damper on sales. Last week’s strong jobs report pushed mortgage rates higher and killed any chance of the Feds lowering short-term interest rates in March.
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