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Nick Hedberg
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Venice, CA
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Are you seeing a market shift?

Nick Hedberg
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Venice, CA
Posted

High priced areas shift first and some (not all) areas are seeing months of supply increase. Most lower priced areas are still red hot. What are you seeing?

Data: (Single Family Residential)

  • Los Angeles County
    • Months of supply has increased to 5.1 months. The last time we had 5.1 months of inventory was in August 2012! Last year supply was around 3 months.
    • Pending Sales have also dropped significantly (4087 vs. 7096 for August of last year)
  • Venice - 3.8 to 12.2 months of inventory
  • West Hollywood - 7.8 to 29 months
  • Inglewood - 3.2 months of inventory (Still hot)
  • Compton - 3.4 months of inventory (Still hot)
  • Culver City - 2.0 months of inventory (Still hot)
  • Silver Lake - 1.7 months of inventory (Still hot)

What have you noticed? How would a potential market shift change your strategy? These statistics fluctuate and data can be misleading. Please do your own due diligence. 

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