Listed below are homes on the market served by ZipRealty, where the
asking price has been reduced, as of 10/4/2006. We surveyed the markets
listed. Click on the image to view in larger window.
Comments
Clearly this data indicates that many regions are experiencing price pressures, and 50% of homes with price reductions stands on its own. However, is there any source that tracks the data for relevance? Is 20% reduced in San Fran dramatically high? Has it really jumped in the last x months? Would also be interesting to see a month by month with those high runners (40% and over) where you could see the #'s in the last few months vaulting from say 10% to 20 to 30 to 40...that would paint a compelling picture.
ZipRealty Disclaimer Description: Although the ZipRealty market conditions blog contains several individual voices, it is still part of ZipRealty, and use of the blog is governed by ZipRealty's Terms of Use. By viewing and/or contributing to the ZipRealty market conditions blog, you agree to ZipRealty's Terms of Use.
Clearly this data indicates that many regions are experiencing price pressures, and 50% of homes with price reductions stands on its own. However, is there any source that tracks the data for relevance? Is 20% reduced in San Fran dramatically high? Has it really jumped in the last x months? Would also be interesting to see a month by month with those high runners (40% and over) where you could see the #'s in the last few months vaulting from say 10% to 20 to 30 to 40...that would paint a compelling picture.
Posted by: SoCalRugger | October 05, 2006 at 11:06 AM