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Interest rates
may have risen over the past weeks, however, they are still at
historical lows as you will see from the NAR chart tracking 30 year
fixed rate loans below since 1983. According to the National
Association of Realtors, forty-five percent of all homes sold in May
were on the market for less than a month. The median time on the market
is the shortest since monthly tracking began in May 2011.
The statewide
median price increased by 31.9% to $417,350 over the 12 months ending
in May. May marked the fifteenth consecutive month to post a year-over-
year increase in median price, and was the largest year-over-year gain
recorded in at least 33 years.*
Please take time
to review the information on our local sales.
Should your plans
include real estate purchase and sales, please call or email with
questions - and as always, thanks for your referrals!
*Source: e-EDGE
June 24, 2013
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David White
Office: 310-546-7611 ext. 398
Cell: 310-916-1533
BRE # 01357398
Email Me
My
Website
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30 Year History of 30 Year Fixed Rates*
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Even though rates
have increased slightly NOW is still the time to take advantage of some
of the lowest rates in the last 30 years and take advantage of the
opportunity to once again participate in predicted appreciation of real
property.

Source: Grant Norris / RPM Mortgage
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Housing Data Wrap-Up:
June 2013 - Rising Mortgage Rates are Unlikely to
Derail the Housing Recovery
By: Mark Vitner, Senior Economist / Anika R. Khan,
Senior Economist / Sara Silverman, Economic Analyst
- Rising Mortgage Rates are Unlikely to
Derail the Housing Recovery
- Mortgage Rates are Only One Piece of the
Housing Puzzle
- Home Price Appreciation Remains at the
Forefront of the Recovery
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The most recent
CoreLogic Home Price Index shows home prices rose 12.2 percent
year-over-year in May, marking the largest increase since February
2006. Full
Article...
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Builder Confidence Soars in July
Cash purchases of California Homes hit record in 2012
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Builders'
confidence in the U.S. housing market soared in July as sales and home
prices showed continued strength.
A housing market
index by the National Assn. of Home Builders rose six points to a
reading of 57 in July. Any reading above 50 indicates that more
builders view conditions favorably than not.
It was the third
consecutive increase, and the strongest level for the index since
January 2006. The index is derived from a monthly survey of home
builders nationally, which asks them to rate perceptions of current
sales for single-family homes, expectations for the next six months and
to rate the level of traffic of prospective buyers through home-buying
projects.
Full
Article...
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Mid Year 2013 Assessment of the Economy
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There is still
significant pent-up demand for goods and services. Too much of this was
postponed during the downturn. People are buying new cars, new
refrigerators, and more furniture and furnishings because there are
more new households, formed from the surge in renting and buying. Full
Article...
Source:
California Economic Watch / Mark Schniepp July 2013
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Home Finance Write-Offs Fall to 5-Year Low as
Delinquencies Improve
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A recent National
Consumer Credit Trends report filed by reveals home finance write-offs
year-to-date through May reached a total of $69.7 billion. This statistic
shows write-offs have hit a five-year low, with a decrease of more than
23 percent year-over-year from 2012's $90.8 billion during the same
time period.
Regarding the
report's data, Equifax chief economist Amy Crews Cutts offers some
insight and explanation stating that, "Improving payment behavior
and decreasing delinquencies has brought some stability to the
home-finance sector. While there is still concern over the high volume
of existing severely delinquent loans, otherwise known as the shadow
inventory, rising home values are bringing more and more borrowers into
positive equity and decreasing the likelihood that they will fall into
trouble." Full
Article...
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June
Home Sales
and
Price Report
July
16, 2013
June Home Sales Ebb, as Median
Home Price Continues Upward Trend
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LOS ANGELES (July
16) - California home sales pulled back in June as home prices
continued to climb, with most regions posting healthy double-digit
year-over-year gains and the statewide median price maintaining above
the $400,000 mark for the third straight month, the CALIFORNIA
ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS® (C.A.R.) reported. Full
Article...
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Bolstered by Strong Sales in Higher-Priced Regions,
California Median Home Price Records Largest Year-to-Year Gain Since
1980, C.A.R. reports
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LOS ANGELES (June
17) - Strong sales growth in higher-priced markets and continued
housing supply shortage pushed up California's median home price in
May, resulting in the largest year-over-year price gain in at least the
last 33 years, the CALIFORNIA ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS ®(C.A.R.)
reported. Full
Article...
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Median Home Sale Figures:
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Jul '11
- Jun '12 vs
Jul '12
- Jun '13
Note: This
is a full year's worth of statistics, comparing the time period of
July, 2011 - June, 2012 with July, 2012 - June, 2013. High demand for
moderately-priced homes coupled with fewer distressed sales in those
communities continues to push median home prices in North
& South Redondo and El Segundo higher.
Manhattan Beach
had significant gain for single family homes while condos declined
slightly. Hermosa Beach was the only city to see a slight decline in
both home and condo median prices although sales increased in both
categories.
Click
here to see the percentage gain or loss for the median
sales price of single family, condos or townhomes in our local beach
cities. Also included, the percent change in sales price year over year
and the number of annual sales in each category 2011 vs 2012.
*Data pulled from
MLS does not reflect off MLS sales.
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Current Home Loan Rates
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Click
here for the latest 30 year fixed, 30 year FHA loans,
5/1, 7/1, and 10/1 ARMs. If you would like to be connected with a
lender who will provide details on qualifying for a loan that will meet
your needs, don't hesitate to call.
Source: Grant
Norris, RPM Mortgage July 9, 2013
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Housing
Market Update for
South
Bay Cities
February 2012
through June 2013
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Statistics for
the nine cities listed below have five data sets representing:
(1) Single Family Residences
(2) Condos and
Townhouses
Each data set will address:
1) Median sold (closed) vs list price comparison
2) Number of closed sales per month
3) Number of properties for sale (available) per month
4) Number of properties under contract (in escrow) per month
5) Listing status comparison by month comparing the number
available listings vs listings under contract vs closed listings.
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El Segundo
Click below for detailed charts:
Single Family
Condos and Town Homes
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Hermosa Beach
Click below for detailed charts:
Single Family
Condos and Town Homes
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Manhattan Beach
Click below for detailed charts:
Single Family
Condos and Town Homes
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Palos Verdes Estates
Click below for detailed charts:
Single Family
Condos and Town Homes
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Ranchos Palos Verdes
Click below for detailed charts:
Single Family
Condos and Town Homes
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Redondo Beach
Click below for detailed charts:
Single Family
Condos and Town Homes
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Rolling Hills
Click below for detailed charts:
Single Family
Note: No condos for Rolling Hills
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Rolling Hills Estates
Click below for detailed charts:
Single Family
Condos and Town Homes
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Torrance
Click below for detailed charts:
Single Family
Condos and Town Homes
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Source:
Trendgraphix July 2013
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El
Segundo
Farmers
Market is every Thursday from 3-7 pm
Main Street between Holly and Pine Avenues
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Manhattan
Beach
Weekly
Farmer's Market
Tuesdays 12 noon - 4pm
13th St. between Morning Side and Valley Dr.
Year
Calendar
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Palos
Verdes
Weekly
Farmer's Market
Sundays 9am - 1pm
Peninsula Shopping Center
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