RealEstate - THIS WILL BLOW YOUR MIND

Quote from bsparkyman:
This is nothing, check out Japan's real estate bubble from 89-present. As far as I know still not an uptick.
Bottomed a couple of years back after about 15 years of decline (which followed about 15 years of continuous rises).

Suss
 
SD had the largest % increase of any city in Cal. It used to be quite affordable by Cal standards (rents still are). These #'s are great for me as I am moving there in about 4 months, and plan to rent for a year to test run the living experience, then buy in 2008. Should be about perfect!

BTW, what website did you use to find that foreclosure info?

Jay
 
Those numbers below are only for the 92130 area code.

I gave 2 sets of numbers, one for 92130 and one for all of san diego.

Look again.


Quote from monee:

Nope, it shows foreclosures AND all their other listings,

Its list of homes for sale is not as comprehensive as many of the other sites, but here is a datapoint for you.

Compare that to:
211 pre-foreclosures
64 Auctions
146 bank owned

and you can see the insanity going on.

I searched realtor.com (searches MLS database) for all homes for sale in 92130 zip code and it gave me a list of 245 total.





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I checked Realtor.com and put in San Diego single family homes and it shows 2,985 properties ??
 
All I know is, any real estate market that has more foreclosures for sale than owner homes for sale is seriously screwed.

I did a recent search and I cant believe how many homes are available now under 600,000.

In another thread I showed how Zillow lagged the market horribly.

Yesterday I looked at a desperate home seller that actually linked to his zillow stats.

The zillow estimate was for 662K and he had his home on the market for 599K :D

Nice 15% hair cut there :eek:

San Diego is in a nose dive.
 
Just checked the condo market here. Amazing. You can get a brand new 2 bedroom 2 bath condo for $259 now. Your mortgage payment would be about $1200/month. Thats cheap than RENTING.

The fire sales are starting early in the condo market.
 
Out of curiosity, if you lose your home to a foreclosure, does the bank sell it and keep any amount over the loan amount?

For example, if you owe 500k on your loan, bank forecloses on you, and sells it for 600k. Do they keep the additional 100k or do they give it back to you?
 
Quote from traderdragon2:

I did a search for homes in the popular area in San Diego known as Carmel Valley.

If you believe anyone who says the real estate market is ok and heading for a flat landing in california, LOOK AT THIS GRAPHIC I HAVE ATTACHED

these numbers arent bad at all..

look at the inventory statistics in San Diego.

http://www.housingtracker.net/askingprices/California/SanDiego-Carlsbad-SanMarcos/

down 15% in one month, almost 30% in 6 months, looks to me like people are snapping up bargains left and right. not only that but also prices havent fallen, only down 3.5% last 9 months
 
Quote from NasdaqTrader:

Out of curiosity, if you lose your home to a foreclosure, does the bank sell it and keep any amount over the loan amount?

For example, if you owe 500k on your loan, bank forecloses on you, and sells it for 600k. Do they keep the additional 100k or do they give it back to you?

Technically if the bank sells the house for more you should get the balance...but I have heard that is not sometimes the case.
 
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