Thursday, May 28, 2009

Sacramento Real Estate Market Statistics & Pricing Trends

Here are some great Sacramento real estate market statistics via Lyon Trendgraphix. I know the data is a couple of months behind but still very interesting:

Sacramento County Homes For Sale, Pending and Sold


All Sacramento Homes:
Sacramento Forsale All

Sacramento Homes: Under $200,000:
Sacramento Real Estate Forsale 200 and under

Sacramento Homes: $200,000 to $299,000
Sacramento Real Estate Forsale 200 to 299

Sacramento Homes: $300,000 to $399,000
Sacramento Real Estate Forsale 300 to 399

Sacramento Homes: $400,000 to $499,000
Sacramento Real Estate Forsale 400 to 499

Sacramento Homes: $500,000 to $749,000
Sacramento Real Estate Forsale 500 to 749

Sacramento Homes: $749,000 and Above
Sacramento Real Estate Forsale 750 and above

Days on Market, Median Price and Price Per SF


Sacramento County Average Days On Market (DOM) and Median Price:
Sacramento Real Estate: Average Days On Market (DOM)

Sacramento County Average Price Per Square Foot:
Avg. Price Per Squre Foot

You can see more details and other nearby counties of Yolo, El Dorado and Placer on Lyon Pricing Trends page.

Feel free share any conclusions or comments on the developing trends.

4 comments:

Number44NewSeries864962 said...

This is great information for the Sacramento area. Very informative. Keep up the great work.

Gordon Sanders said...

what i see is the price per sq ft going down while days on market is going up, this is not a great sign. The median price has stayed constant for three months which means that people are waiting for the bigger houses to become available for the same price.

But you made no conclusions, what are yours??

Anonymous said...

nice stats!

Angel Lynn as MyShortSaleAngel™ said...

Thanks for the comment, I believe we still have a rough road ahead of us. There are over 600,000 homes that have been foreclosed on nation wide that have not been released. We are definitely struggling with the supply of homes on the market. I think the banks should release these homes especially because we have people that want to buy. Interest rates going up could slow the market down. We are struggling to close deals right now because of financing the banks not trusting to lend money. Every time a Foreclosure hit a neighborhood statistics show that it brings the neighborhood down 9%.

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