Friday, November 22, 2013

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NOVEMBER 2013
FEATURED PROPERTIES
Investment across the economy grew 9.5% after rising 9.2% in the second quarter, largely reflecting strength in the housing sector.*
 
Per Mark Schniepp, Economist and Director for California Economic Forecast "there are more new homes started in California this year and in 2014, more new developments will break ground. In Southern California (especially in the coastal cities of Southern California) more existing home transactions will occur this year than in any year since 2006." **
 
Please take time to review the information on our local sales below. You will see an impressive turnaround from a year ago.
 
Should your plans include real estate purchase and sales, please call or email with questions - and as always, thanks for your referrals!  
 
Sources:
*WSJ 11/7/13
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CoreLogic Case-Shiller Home Prices Indexes
Major Market Overview
 
  • Home Prices Rise in Nearly 90 Percent of U.S. Metros in the Second Quarter of 2013
  • Nationally, Home Prices Are Now 16 Percent Above the Fourth-Quarter 2011 Low
  • Home Price Appreciation is Projected to Slow to an Average of 5.4% Percent by Early 2014
 
 
 
 
 
 
Source:  California Economic Forecast - The Economic Watch November 2013 - Mark Schniepp
 
 
 
Fed Survey: Loan Demand Remains Cool While Standards Ease
Kimberly Ritter-Martinez November 15, 2013
The Federal Reserve recently released results for the October 2013 Senior Loan Officer Survey on Bank Lending Practices. This survey addresses changes in the supply of, and demand for, bank loans to businesses and households during the past three months.
 
Broadly speaking, domestic banks in the October survey reported having eased their lending standards but experienced little change in loan demand over the past three months. The survey also asked two special sets of questions. First, banks were asked to describe whether they experienced a change in their volume of residential mortgage applications and if they had made any changes to their lending standards for residential mortgages. The second set of questions concerned standards and terms for subprime auto loans over the past year.
 
 
 
Southern California Home Sales and Median Prices
Kimberly Ritter-Martinez, October 21, 2013
Southern California home sales in September rose to 19,112 units (new and resale houses and condominiums), an increase of 7.0% compared with September 2012. The year-to-year increase in sales was due mostly to the gains in mid- to high-priced homes that offset declines in sales of homes priced below $300,000.  
 
Compared with August, sales were down by 17.1%. It is normal to see sales decline as the year transitions from summer to fall, but the drop this year was above the average decline of 9.3% typically seen between August and September. Higher mortgage interest rates and the cooling of investor activity likely contributed to September's month-over decline.
 
The median price for the six-county region increased by 21.3% to $382,000. Although this was the ninth consecutive month in which the median price posted a gain in excess of 20%, the year-over increases are slowing. Compared with August, the median price slipped by 0.8%. Since June, on a month-to-month basis, median prices have been flat. This is consistent with the long run seasonal pattern of home prices which generally rise sharply in the spring as the peak season kicks off, edge up or hold steady during the summer, and then decline from the fall through February of the next year during the market's off-peak months. Full Article... 

 
 
S & P / Case Shiller Home Price Index
Non-distressed inventories are very lean. Together, the tight supply of homes overall contributed to sharp price appreciation over the year. Demand for housing is still strong, but the month-to-month numbers are starting to show a declaration in home price increases. Credit for mortgage loans is still difficult to obtain for many would-be buyers and interest rates, while still quite low, are elevated compared to recent rates. Additionally, home price growth has far outpaced income growth. Prices will continue to rise well into next year but the pace will be slower. Full Article...
 
 
Source: LAEDC / Kimberly Ritter-Martinez 11/5/13
 
 
 
C.A.R. Releases its 2014 California Housing
Market Forecast
California home sales and prices to rise in 2014 as market transitions toward primary home buyers
LOS ANGELES (Oct. 8) - After distressed sales lost their hold on much of California's market, the state's housing market will continue to improve in 2014, with sales shifting toward primary home buyers and both sales and home prices posting further gains, according to the CALIFORNIA ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS®' (C.A.R.) "2014 California Housing Market Forecast," released today. Full Article...
 
 
 
 
  
Construction Spending Rises In August
October 22, 2013
During the first eight months of the year, construction spending amounted to $581.9 billion, 5.9 percent above the $549.4 billion for the same period in 2012. Residential construction was at a seasonally adjusted annual rate of $340.2 billion in August, 1.2 percent above the revised July estimate of $336.2 billion.
 
 
The Future of the US Housing Market
Insights from Carrington Mortgage Holdings executive
By Inman News, October 25, 2013
As executive vice president of Carrington Mortgage Holdings LLC and during his eight years as an executive at RealtyTrac, Rick Sharga has briefed government organizations such as the Federal Reserve and Senate Banking Committee, and corporations like JPMorgan Chase, Citibank and Deutsche Bank, on foreclosure trends. Full Article...
 
 
 
Median Home Sale Figures:
Jan - Oct 2012 vs
Jan - Oct 2013
 
Note: This is a year over year chart of statistics, comparing the time period of January - October 2012 vs January - October, 2013. You will see that the numbers reflect a truly impressive turnaround from a year ago at this time for all beach cities.
 
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 2012 vs 2013.
 
*Data pulled from MLS does not reflect off MLS sales.

 
 
 
Current Home Loan Rates
Percent Sign
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, November 11, 2013
 
 
 
Buy? Sell? Hold?  
Housing Market Update for
South Bay Cities
August 2012
through October 2013
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. 
 
 
City of El Segundo
El Segundo

Click below for detailed charts:
 
Single Family
 
Condos and Town Homes
City of Hermosa Beach
Hermosa Beach

Click below for detailed charts:
 
Single Family
 
Condos and Town Homes
 
 
 
City of Manhattan Beach
Manhattan Beach

Click below for detailed charts:
 
Single Family
 
Condos and Town Homes
 
City of Palos Verdes Estates
Palos Verdes Estates

Click below for detailed charts:
 
Single Family
 
Condos and Town Homes
 
 
 
Ranchos Palos Verdes
Ranchos Palos Verdes

Click below for detailed charts:
 
Single Family
 
Condos and Town Homes
 
Redondo Beach
Redondo Beach

Click below for detailed charts:
 
Single Family
 
Condos and Town Homes
 
 
 
Rolling Hills
Rolling Hills

Click below for detailed charts:
 
Single Family
 
Note: No condos for Rolling Hills
 
Rolling Hills Estates
Rolling Hills Estates

Click below for detailed charts:
 
Single Family
 
Condos and Town Homes
 
 
 
Torrance
Torrance

Click below for detailed charts:
 
Single Family
 
Condos and Town Homes
 
 
Source: Trendgraphix October 2013
 
 
 
 
 
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