The number of homes (SFD, condo, TIC) going Under Contract (accepting offers) – Increasing: (Not adjusted for deals (…)
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Market Update, June 5, 2009 · Market activity has continued to get stronger over the past month continuing a (…)
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Hotsheet Statistics for the Past 2-Weeks: SF Houses, Condos & TICs (compared to the previous 2-week period)< ?xml:namespace (…)
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Appreciation & Depreciation of San Francisco Homes since 1995< ?xml:namespace prefix ="" o /> Below, median sales (…)
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Hotsheet Statistics for the Past 2-Weeks: San Francisco Houses, Condos & TICs < ?xml:namespace prefix ="" o /> (…)
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Set forth are side by side comparisons of Single Family Residence, Condominium, and 2-4 Unit Dwelling sales activity (…)
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Generally speaking, 4-5 months supply of inventory is considered a balanced market between buyers and sellers; less than 4 months is considered a sellers’ market; and more than 5 months is considered a buyers’ market. By these definitions (as well as others), the home market in many of San Francisco’s neighborhoods is now a strong buyers’ market – which means more choice, less competitive bidding, increased price reductions, more price negotiation.
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At current trends, over the next month:
• 563 active SFD listings will be joined by over 250 new SFD listings for a total of over 800: less than 1 out of 8 will go contingent sale (and most of them at thelow end).
• 674 active Condo listings will be joined by over 350 new Condo listings for a total of over 1000: less than 1 out of 10 will go contingent.
• 241 active TIC listings will be joined by over 150 new TIC listings for a total of about 400: about 1 in 16 will go contingent.
• 234 2-4 Unit listings will be joined by over 80 new 2-4 U listings for a total of over 300: about 1 in 19 will go contingent.
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