The San Fernando Valley (Los Angeles) single family housing inventory is up in all price ranges year over year. The $450,000 to $600,000 price range jumped from a historic low of 285 properties in July 2013 to 487 July 2014. That price range incorporates the median sales price of around $500,ooo. ... » Learn More about San Fernando Valley Housing Inventory Up All Price Ranges
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San Fernando Valley Housing Inventory Up, Sales Down
San Fernando Valley active inventory is higher than at any point in the past two years, and the sales volume is below the last two years. Even though property values are still appreciating, it is at a much lower level than we've seen over the past 3 years. The supply and demand ratio conveys that ... » Learn More about San Fernando Valley Housing Inventory Up, Sales Down
San Fernando Valley Housing Inventory Up All Price Ranges
The San Fernando Valley (Los Angeles) active housing inventory is up substantially across all price ranges. What does this mean? Real estate is a very regional element. National housing statistics that makes the news, has very little to do with what's happening in specific regions or neighborhoods. ... » Learn More about San Fernando Valley Housing Inventory Up All Price Ranges
Rons Real Estate News & Financing Updates May 20 2014
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Unchanged National Home Prices Raises Questions
The Data & Analytics division of Black Knight Financial Services (BKFS) stated no monthly adjustment in its Home Price Index (HPI) for January, highlighting the problem as to where other home price reports-- including the monthly Case-Shiller Home Price Indices-- will land for the year's first ... » Learn More about Unchanged National Home Prices Raises Questions