Summary Of Changes for Sacramento County |
| | Week of 2009-11-28 | Since 2009-11-21 | Since 2008-11-29 |
| Direction | # | % | Direction | # | % |
| Inventory | 6770 |  | -122 | -1.79% | | -1366 | -16.8% |
| Median Asking Price | $189000 | | -$900 | -0.5% | | -$13850 | -6.80% |
| Average Asking Price | $240733 | | -$1746 | -0.70% | | -$24169 | -9.09% |
| Average Asking Price Per SQFT | $139 | | -$1 | -0.70% | | -$14 | -9.19% |
| SIT Inventory | 3008 | | -16 | -0.5% | | -979 | -24.6% |
| FIT Inventory | 595 | | -18 | -2.90% | | -1044 | -63.7% |
| New Listings | 410 | | -220 | -34.8% | | -115 | -21.8% |
| Price Drops | 216 | | -89 | -29.1% | | -297 | -57.8% |
| Price Increases | 28 | | -2 | -6.70% |  | 8 | 40% |
Four County Inventory Levels
Inventory on 2009-11-28: 10927
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Sellers In Trouble Days Since Last Sale
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Weekly Inventory Price Changes
Weekly Inventory Price Changes
7 comments :
How's the work on the home going?
It never ends, man, it never ends. At least the roof doesn't leak (so far :) Just finished up a CAT5 run through most of the house, and most of the electrical work is done as well. My fingertips haven't been this sore in quite a while!
Looks like the market finally disgorged some listings this week, so the E-O-Y inventory decline can begin. Hard to get too excited with a market this rigged, but those "investors" have to sell sometime, right? We'll remember 2009 as the year without a market.
BTW, nice to see you're holding court over at CR. One thing that saddens me about the government takeover of the economy is the diversity of the discussions over on CR has declined. Keep poking Dawg with a stick; that's the only way to keep him mean. :)
patientrenter (no space) over at CR is actually a different person. When I first noticed someone posting there with that name a few years ago I asked them to change their name. They said that they had been posting under that name for a while, and I think they had. So, there are two of us, at least when it comes to CR :)
Just curious, it sounds like you've been doing some work on the house yourself. Are you experienced with construction or just doing what you can? I'm really not a fan of most newer style homes, but I'm similarly not a fan of the problems and inefficiencies that come with buying an older home. I figure I'll buy something as close to what I want with as little major work needed as possible. It's definitely an important and interesting trade off to consider though.
I wondered about that, but I thought It'd be rude to ask. :)
On the "home improvement" side, I used to work for an electrician and did handyman electrical work in college, so I think I know what I'm doing there. The rest I either teach myself or consult with others that have more experience.
I've found that I'm much better at the technical aspects of remodeling: I know how to plumb a toilet or wire a circuit, but I suck at detail work like carpentry.
Well it sounds like you're more equipped for that sort of work than most, including me. Good luck, and carry on :)
Max, doing your own work and a stats guy. Quite impressive! My wife tells me the around the house work and the cars keep me sane. I bought a 1973 450sl for $500, a few months ago, into it about $1500 but I love it. College jobs working roofing, plumbing, fences and electrical gave helped a lot later in life. Enjoy!
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