usctrojancpa
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Before heading off to show some homes for the day, MLS said that there were only 453 active listings this morning. ??? :-\ Are the super agents on vacation or something??? Give us more listings ASAP! >
Good, we could use a round 2 of flushing to get rid of those realturds that didn't getting flushed in round 1.IndieDev said:A lot of people in your profession are going to have to start submitting job applications if things don't change...
irvinehomeowner said:So when I first posted this thread, I wondered what the numbers would look like during the summer selling season... because every year prior, inventory has gone up... for the first time in 5 years, Irvine (and actually many SoCal cities) has gone significantly down from the prior winter/spring numbers.
From the chart on:
http://www.irvinehousingblog.com/inventory/
7/15/07 1253
7/15/08 851
7/16/09 626
7/13/10 770
7/14/11 873
7/12/11 425
425 is the lowest number since 440 in 1/4/10... and that was a winter number. That's half of last year's inventory at this time.
Does this low availability help new home sales? Is that why Lambert Ranch is seeing good traffic?
What does that mean for the fall/winter numbers where inventory is historically lower?
"Buy now or there won't be any homes to buy?" (?2012 TalkIrvine.com)
I don't like it... esp because we are starting to look to buy again. Not sure if the wife can wait until 2013.
rkp said:i understand fear of not buying but why arent people listing? even if its WTF price, why arent they putting their houses on the market?
qwerty said:rkp said:i understand fear of not buying but why arent people listing? even if its WTF price, why arent they putting their houses on the market?
underwater?
Foreclosures have slowed down (thank California politicians for that) and as of March or so anyone that was barely above water or underwater can refinance their mortgage to the low rates we have now.rkp said:i understand fear of not buying but why arent people listing? even if its WTF price, why arent they putting their houses on the market?
Let those listings sit on the market and collect dust. The listing agents are only wasting their time and their client's time by listing at WTF prices.webmonkey said:I've seen a more and more listings that are getting close to 2005 prices. It seems like for certain subdivisions where a few agents dominate listings are doing a good job at convincing sellers to list with them and increasing their list price from existing comops.
The Motor Court Company said:Lots of new homes are coming.
Cambria, Saratoga and Medocino in Stonegate
Sage, Garden Hill, and un-named development in Portola Springs
More SFRs in Woodbury
SFDs in Cypress Village
William Lyon's two projects in Woodbridge and University Park
Spring next year Great Park housing phase 1
javacly said:The Motor Court Company said:Lots of new homes are coming.
Cambria, Saratoga and Medocino in Stonegate
Sage, Garden Hill, and un-named development in Portola Springs
More SFRs in Woodbury
SFDs in Cypress Village
William Lyon's two projects in Woodbridge and University Park
Spring next year Great Park housing phase 1
Un-named development in Portola Springs, which part of portola springs?
365 active listings in Irvine as of 12pm today (we are heading towards 1.5 months supply).irvinehomeowner said:Wow, less than 400 (382) and still going down:
http://www.irvinehousingblog.com/inventory/
And now we are entering the fall/winter season... soon there will be only 1 home left for sale in Irvine and all the FCBs will be bidding 10x the list price.
The Motor Court Company said:between LR and KB's Sage and Garden Hill.
javacly said:The Motor Court Company said:Lots of new homes are coming.
Cambria, Saratoga and Medocino in Stonegate
Sage, Garden Hill, and un-named development in Portola Springs
More SFRs in Woodbury
SFDs in Cypress Village
William Lyon's two projects in Woodbridge and University Park
Spring next year Great Park housing phase 1
Un-named development in Portola Springs, which part of portola springs?