HIGHS AND LOWS - San Dimas, CA - March 6, 2012

HIGHS AND LOWS - San Dimas, CA - March 6, 2012

Okay, so here is today's report for the San Dimas, CA Real Estate Market.

SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENCE

Lowest Priced Home   $     185,000

Highest Priced Home   $  2,100,000

Average   $     385,000

Active Listings   129

Sold This Week  5

New Listings This Week  8

WHAT THIS MEANS TO YOU:  You now have more information about what's happening with the SAN DIMAS REAL ESTATE MARKET so you can make an informed decision on whether this city is right for you and if the prices fit into your budget.  The average price in SAN DIMAS this week is $385,000 which is lower than before.  Prices have fallen just a little bit, but it looks like they are starting to stabilize in this area.

The other thing you can learn from this information is the saturation rate of the existing active real estate listings.  The saturation rate is determined by the amount of sales in a week and the number of listings available for sale.  So in this case, there are 129 homes being actively marketed by Realtors for sale.  If you divide those 129 by the number of homes sold this week, in this case 5, you have your saturation rate.  This means that if you placed your home on the market to sell you can expect it to take nearly 26 weeks to complete the sale of your home.  That is if no other listings come into the real estate marketplace during that time.  And we all know how likely that is, now don't we...  In fact this past week there were 8 new listings.

HOW THIS AFFECTS YOU:  If your price is competitive and your home is in relatively decent shape you can have it sold in as little as one day or as much or more than the 26 weeks.  It also depends on the agent you are using.  The more aggressive your agent's marketing plan is for your home, the more exposure your home gets and you can see that would have a great impact.  It truly helps to have an agent that has an existing web presence since most people start their home search online.  On the other hand, if you use someone who merely puts your home on the MLS and does nothing more, it will most likely take a little more time to sell.  

If you are a buyer, this means you have a large selection to choose from and you have a better chance right now of getting an offer accepted.  Not to mention that the average home price has dropped in the last month making you as they buyer able to afford a better home.

CONDOS AND TOWNHOMES

Lowest   $   182,250

Highest   $  429,500

Average   $ 269,000

Active Listings   34

Condos Sold This Week  1

New Listings This Week  1

So if the same holds true for CONDOS, then it would take approximately 34 weeks (or more because none closed sale this past week) to sell your condo or townhome.  And a buyer has 34 to choose from right now.  It seems that during these trying economic times, people are really not doing much in the way of buying or selling condos.

Since I am local to the area, I work hard to be a local expert in SAN DIMAS Real Estate.  The prices, the inventory and the trends so I can be a better agent for you.  However, it is not only real estate information that makes one a local expert.  There must also be knowledge of local events, schools and neighborhoods.

So if you are interested in buying or selling or simply have questions about real estate, please feel free to contact me.  I will be more than happy to assist you. 

Call me for your free home market analysis!

Warmest Regards,
Linda K. Mayer,
Realtor, Office Manager  
License # 01767321
A Realtor you can Trust!
(626) 824-8927 Cell
LindaKMayer@live.com
Linda's Website

Highs and Lows - San Dimas, CA, December 13, 2011

Highs and Lows - San Dimas, CA, December 13, 2011

Okay, so here we go with the statistics in SAN DIMAS, CA.  I think for this month we will skip a lot of the explaination as it has been in all of the other past months and you can always call me with any questions. Short and to the point is not something I usually am, but let's pretend for now, shall we?

SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENCE

HIGHEST LISTING$  2,250,000

LOWEST LISTING$     150,000

AVERAGE PRICE$     365,000

ACTIVE LISTINGS104

SOLD THIS WEEK  5

NEW THIS WEEK  4

Short summary:  If you compare this months highs and lows to last month, you will learn that the average price has dropped from $399,000 to approximately $365,000.  And last month there were only two sold during the week where we have risen to five for this week.  The listings coming into the SAN DIMAS REAL ESTATE MARKET PLACE are holding about the same; 5 new last month during this week and four during this past week.

CONDOS

HIGHEST LISTING$     399,900

LOWEST LISTING$     159,000

AVERAGE PRICE$     225,000

ACTIVE LISTINGS  33

SOLD THIS WEEK   0

NEW LISTINGS THIS WEEK   2

What this shows compared to last month is that there were no sales of condos during this week in either month.  This week there are 2 new listings compared to last months 4.  And the average price has dropped from $269,000 to approximately $225,000.

If you are interested in buying or selling or simply have questions about real estate, please feel free to contact me.  I will be more than happy to assist you!

**All information is taken from the IMRMLS.

Warmest Regards,
Linda K. Mayer,

Realtor, Office Manager  

License # 01767321

A Realtor you can Trust!

(626) 824-8927 Cell

(909) 670-2711 Direct

LindaKMayer@live.com

Linda's Website

HIGHS AND LOWS - San Dimas, CA - November 15, 2011

HIGHS AND LOWS - San Dimas, CA - November 15, 2011

Okay, so here is today's report for the San Dimas, CA real estate market.

SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENCE

Lowest Priced Home   $     185,000

Highest Priced Home   $  2,250,000

Average   $     399,900

Active Listings   116

Sold This Week  2

New Listings This Week  5

WHAT THIS MEANS TO YOU:  You now have more information about what's happening with the SAN DIMAS REAL ESTATE MARKET so you can make an informed decision on whether this city is right for you and if the prices fit into your budget.  The last blog had the average price in SAN DIMAS at $425,000 and this week that average has dropped to $399,900.

The other thing you can learn from this information is the saturation rate of the existing active real estate listings.  The saturation rate is determined by the amount of sales in a week and the number of listings available for sale.  So in this case, there are 116 homes being actively marketed by Realtors for sale.  If you divide those 116 by the number of homes sold this week, in this case two, you have your saturation rate.  This means that if you placed your home on the market to sell you can expect it to take a little over 58 weeks to complete the sale of your home.  That is if no other listings come into the real estate marketplace during that time.  And we all know how likely that is, now don't we...  In fact this past week there were five new listings.

HOW THIS AFFECTS YOU:  If your price is competitive and your home is in relatively decent shape you can have it sold in as little as one day or as much or more than the 58 weeks.  It also depends on the agent you are using.  The more aggressive your agent's marketing plan is for your home, the more exposure your home gets and you can see that would have a great impact.  On the other hand, if you use someone who merely puts your home on the MLS and does nothing more, it will most likely take a little more time to sell.  

If you are a buyer, this means you have a large selection to choose from and you have a better chance right now of getting an offer accepted.  Not to mention that the average home price has dropped in the last month making you as they buyer able to afford a better home.

CONDOS AND TOWNHOMES

Lowest   $   165,000

Highest   $ 369,000

Average   $ 269,000

Active Listings   34

Condos Sold This Week  0

New Listings This Week  4

So if the same holds true for CONDOS, then it would take approximately 34 weeks to sell your condo or townhome.  And a buyer has 34 to choose from right now.  It seems that during these trying economic times, people are really not doing much in the way of buying or selling condos.

Warmest Regards,
Linda K. Mayer,
Realtor, Office Manager  
License # 01767321
A Realtor you can Trust!
(626) 824-8927 Cell
(909) 670-2711 Direct
LindaKMayer@live.com
Linda's Website

HIGHS AND LOWS - SAN DIMAS, CA - OCTOBER 10, 2011

HIGHS AND LOWS - SAN DIMAS, CA - OCTOBER 10, 2011


Okay, so here is today's report for the San Dimas, CA real estate market.


SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENCE


Lowest Priced Home     $     169,900
Highest Priced Home    $   2,250,000
Average                         $      425,000
Active Listings                          127
Sold This Week                         3

WHAT THIS MEANS TO YOU:  You now have more information about what's happening with the SAN DIMAS REAL ESTATE MARKET so you can make an informed decision on whether this city is right for you and if the prices fit into your budget.  

The other thing you can learn from this information is the saturation rate of the existing active real estate listings.  The saturation rate is determined by the amount of sales in a week and the number of listings available for sale.  So in this case, there are 127 homes being actively marketed by Realtors for sale.  If you divide those 127 by the number of homes sold this week, in this case three, you have your saturation rate.  This means that if you placed your home on the market to sell you can expect it to take a little over  42 weeks to complete the sale of your home.  That is if no other listings come into the real estate marketplace during that time.  And we all know how likely that is, now don't we...

HOW THIS AFFECTS YOU:  If your price is competitive and your home is in relatively decent shape you can have it sold in as little as one day or as much or more than the 42 weeks.  It also depends on the agent you are using.  The more aggressive your agent's marketing plan is for your home, the more exposure your home gets and you can see that would have a great impact.  On the other hand, if you use someone who merely puts your home on the MLS and does nothing more, it will most likely take a little more time to sell.  

If you are a buyer, this means you have a bigger selection to choose from and you have a better chance right now of getting an offer accepted.  And in the past month or so, the inventory is increasing in size, so the statement that you have more choices is getting bigger by the week.   

CONDOS AND TOWNHOMES


Lowest                       $ 165,000
Highest                      $ 369,000
Average                     $ 274,000
Active Listings                   25
Condos Sold This Week    5

So if the same holds true for CONDOS, then it would take approximately 5 weeks to sell your condo or townhome.  And a buyer only has 25 to choose from right now.  It seems that during these trying economic times, people are really not doing much in the way of buying or selling condos. It appears that here in SAN DIMAS more condos and townhomes are moving than in the surrounding cities.

And, as always, if you have real estate questions or need to buy or sell a home, please feel free to call me, a local expert.  I will be honored to assist you.

Warmest Regards,
Linda K. Mayer,
Realtor, Office Manager  
License # 01767321
A Realtor you can Trust!
(626) 824-8927 Cell
(909) 670-2711 Direct
LindaKMayer@live.com
Linda's Website

Highs and Lows - San Dimas - September 13, 2011

Highs and Lows - San Dimas - September 13, 2011

Okay, so here are the highs and lows of San Dimas today.

SINGLE FAMILY HOMES

Highest Priced Home     $ 3,000,000

Lowest Priced Home      $    169,900

Average                          $    269,000

# Of Active Listings                 101

Sold Homes This Week             5

WHAT THIS MEANS TO YOU:  You now have more information about what's happeing with the SAN DIMAS REAL ESTATE MARKET so you can make an informed decision on whether this city is right for you and if the prices fit into your budget.  

The other thing you can learn from this information is the saturation rate of the existing active real estate listings.  The saturation rate is determined by the amount of sales in a week and the number of listings available for sale.  So in this case, there are 101 homes being actively marketed by Realtors for sale.  If you divide those 101 by the number of homes sold this week, you have your saturation rate.  This means that if you placed your home on the market to sell you can expect it to take a little over 20 weeks to complete the sale of your home.  That is if no other listings come into the real estate marketplace during that time.  And we all know how likely that is, now don't we...

HOW THIS AFFECTS YOU:  If your price is competitive and your home is in relatively decent shape you can have it sold in as little as one day or as much or more than the 20 weeks.  It also depends on the agent you are using.  The more aggressive your agent's marketing plan is for your home, the more exposure your home gets and you can see that would have a great impact.  On the other hand, if you use someone who merely puts your home on the MLS and does nothing more, it will most likely take a little more time to sell.  

If you are a buyer, this means you have a bigger selection to choose from and you have a better chance right now of getting an offer accepted.

CONDOS/TOWNHOMES

Highest Priced Condo         $ 369,000

Lowest Priced Condo          $ 160,000

Average                               $ 269,000

# of Active Listings                      18

Sold Condos This Week              1

So if the same holds true for CONDOS, then it would take approximately 18 weeks to sell your condo or townhome.  And a buyer only has 18 to choose from right now.  It seems that during these trying economic times, people are really not doing much in the way of buying or selling a condo.

And, as always, if you have real estate questions or need to buy or sell a home, please feel free to call me, a local real estate expert.  I will be honored to assist you.

Warmest Regards,
Linda K. Mayer,
Realtor, Office Manager  
License # 01767321
A Realtor you can Trust!
(626) 824-8927 Cell
(909) 670-2711 Direct
LindaKMayer@live.com
Linda's Website