So Cal RE Market Report / Buyer, Seller & Investor Tips” by: Saeed Ghaffari
May 5, 2021
By Saeed Ghaffari
So Cal Market Beat
Buyer, Seller & Investor Tips
ECON 101 (Supply & Demand)
Table below shows the impact of the market trends on our economy.
Featured Cities
|
SFR |
Condo |
|
MAI $/sqft Median Avg. DOM |
MAI $/sqft Median Avg. DOM |
Laguna Beach |
36 $1,504 $3,982,500 140 |
48 $1,484 $2,047,500 103 |
Dana Point |
51 $1,010 $4,398,000 128 |
69 $618 $839,000 83 |
Mission Viejo |
97 $468 $992,500 21 |
98 $456 $539,900 16 |
MAI: Market Action Index. MAI of 30 represents a balanced market between buyers and sellers. Over 30 indicates a seller market and below 30 is a buyer market.
Avg. DOM: Average days on the market
Source altos.re
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5 Week Trends
Every county in the So Cal region showed a gain in this category. San Bernardino and Riverside lead the race with 3.82% and 3.45% respectively.
New listings were also up in the region with mixed activities among the counties. Ventura and San Bernardino County showed a loss, all other counties reported a gain with Orange and Riverside counties leading the charge with 14.68% and 9.95% respectively.
Older listings dropped in every county except for Ventura. The average drop was -1.93% with Riverside leading with -7.29% and San Bernardino in second place with -3.96%
New listings were 30.45%% of total active inventory and older listings dropped to 13.39% of the active listings, an indication of a very active market.
Coming soon inventory changed direction from last week and dropped by 10.4%. Every county was in red in this category except for San Bernardino that showed a gain of 0.77%. Ventura County lead with -23.44% drop and Riverside followed with -18.8% drop in Coming Soon category.
Closings were up by an average of 3.29% in So Cal. All counties were in green except for Orange County reported with -3.73% drop. Los Angeles County was in second place with a gain of 6.23% and San Bernardino was in first place with 6.73% gain in closings.
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