Spring 2010 Housing Market Trends
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Presented on March 31, 2010, Scott Sambucci examines real-time real estate market trends emerging in the US Housing Market. Includes a look a pricing, inventory, days-on-market, and seller psychology trends.
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Spring 2010 Housing Market Trends
- 1. A look at the Spring 2010 Housing Market presented by Altos Research
- 4. Altos 10-City Composite (Jan 2010)
- 5. Altos 10-City Composite (March 2010)
- 6. Higher Activity at Lowest Price Segment
- 7. Market Action Index: Year-on-Year Values
- 8. Jan 2010: Sellers show the way
- 9. New Sellers Pricing Higher; Lower End Sales Activity
- 10. Price Reductions: Elevated but improving (Jan 2010)
- 11. March 2010: Is Seller Confidence Dwindling?
- 12. Days-on-Market Elevated vs 2008, 2009
- 13. Days-on-Market & Active Supply
- 14. Active Housing Supply & Pricing Effects
- 16. New Delinquencies Peak at Market Trough
- 17. Active Price Reductions: Bubble Markets
- 18. Los Angeles MSA: Prices moving down
- 19. Hope springs eternal in Chicago…
- 20. Altos 10-City Composite vs. CSXR
Notas del editor
- First question: “How’s the market?” how do you answer?
- Some levity in the market last Spring. Optimism and activity lead to higher
- Price discovery is occurring. Sellers learning their lesson about over-pricing in 2008 and early 2009. Prices are settling into
- 2008 – Inventory rose, prices fell. 2009 – Inventory fell, prices rose. 2010 - TBD