Buy.Sell.Stay. June 2016 Market Report Pacific Coast Carmel, Monterey, Pebble Beach, Santa Cruz
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Executive Insights The Summer Heat is Turning Up Summer is full of images of friends, family and fun. In regards to the real estate market, summer is traditionally the time of year that sees a huge level of activity, especially in the Bay Area. In June 2016, this tradition of increased summer housing activity continued and is showing no sign of cooling off any time soon. Picking up where the month of May left off, for-sale listings were up in every part of the Bay Area except San Francisco. In most areas, listings were up double-digit percentages as sellers were putting their houses on the market in droves. These increases are considerably lower than we saw in April when the summer-selling season was ramping up, but they’re significantly more than we saw last month. Even with the increased level of listings, we’re still smack dab in the middle of a seller’s market. June saw the most properties sold in the last three months. In fact there was 24.15% more Bay Area homes sold in June (2760) then there was in April (2223). This is keeping prices high and drying up inventory very quickly. It will be interesting to see if this trend continues into the later summer months of July and August. Even with this seller’s market producing closings at a steady clip, we did see an interesting move last month in relation to the days on market (DOM) for sellers. We saw a neutral trend in the DOM for six of the nine regions of the Bay Area with several area’s DOM up by 28-37% month-over-month. Now these numbers may be inflated due to an ultra-competitive market in May, but it’s something we’ll be keeping an eye on as listings continue to increase across the region. So June showed us that sellers are still in control of Bay Area real estate. A strong job market and more buyers than listings is keeping demand high and still getting sellers multiple offers at over asking price. Will this trend continue? More than likely it will, at least through the end of summer. Beyond that will be interesting as interest rates continue to stay low through the end of the year and we get closer to a change in the White House. We’ll keep you informed with our take and hopefully provide you with information that can help in your buying or selling process.
Market Highlights Pacific Coast
Total Homes for Sale
368
Luxury Homes for Sale*
99
*Homes for sale above $3 million.
Total Homes Sold
Average Days on Market
Average List Price
Average Sold Price
110 $2,844,000
50
$1,154,000
Inventory Pacific Coast
Sold
200
268
333
314
232
258
250
296
316
368
For Sale
368
363
379
315
300
349
350
356
400
400
Total Number Of Homes:
60
110 86
102
83
92
15-Oct
68
110
50
107
110
136
15-Sep
87
97
96
100
117
150
0 15-Apr
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It is a Neutral Market Property Sales (Sold) June property sales were 110, down 6% from 117 in June of 2015 and 27.9% higher than the 86 sales last month. Current Inventory (For Sale) Versus last year, the total number of homes available this month is higher by 12 units of 3.4%. This year’s bigger inventory means that buyers who waited to buy may have bigger selection to choose from. The number of current inventory is up 10.5% compared to the previous month. Property Under Contract (Pended) There was an increase of 5.8% in the pended properties in June, with 110 properties versus 104 last month. This month’s pended property sales were 0.9% lower than at this time last year.
Inventory By The Numbers Home Price Range
Homes For Sale
Year Over Year % Difference
< $500K
2
-60%
$500K $1M
80
-25.2%
$1M - $3M
187
8.7%
$3M - $5M
49
16.7%
$5M - $10M
36
71.4%
$10M +
14
55.6%
Pricing Pacific Coast
Average Prices in $,000:
For Sale Price
3500
$3,240
3000 2500
Sold Price
$2,378 $2,394
$2,480
$2,570
$2,477
$2,678 $2,669
$2,868
$2,945
$3,028
$2,906 $2,890 $2,890 $2,844
2000 1500 1000
$1,634 $1,151
$1,335
$1,146 $1,081 $1,199 $1,034
$1,315
$1,548
$1,206
$1,203
$1,332
$1,421
$1,296
$1,154
500 0 15-Apr
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The Average For Sale Price is Depreciating The Average For Sale Price in June was $2,844,000, up 14.7% from $2,480,000 in June of 2015 and down 1.6% from $2,890,000 last month. The Average Sold Price is Depreciating The Average Sold Price in June was $1,154,000, up 11.6% from $1,034,000 in June of 2015 and down 11% from $1,296,000 last month. The Median Sold Price is Neutral The Median Sold Price in June was $952,000, up 13.6% from $838,000 in June of 2015 and down 1.1% from $963,000 last month.
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Pricing By The Numbers
Average Price Per Square Foot.
$563
-3.6% Month over Month
On The Market Pacific Coast
Average Days On Market
80 70
72
68
73
70 63
55
60
69
62
61
53
53
46
50
50
50
38
40 30 20 10 0 15-Apr
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The Days on Market Shows Downward Trend The average Days on Market (DOM) shows how many days the average property is on the market before it sells. An upward trend in DOM trends to indicate a move towards more of a Buyerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s market, a downward trend indicates a move towards more of a Sellerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s market. The DOM for June 2016 was 50, down 19.4% from 62 days last month and up 31.6% from 38 days in June of last year.
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DOM By The Numbers Home Price Range
Days on Market
Year Over Year % Difference
< $500K
52
-190%
$500K $1M
32
-16%
$1M - $3M
64
50%
$3M - $5M
200
83%
$5M - $10M
0
N/A
$10M +
0
N/A