June 2013 University Town Center 90 Days MLS Activity

Available:
2 homes with average asking price per square foot $401 and average days on market of 26.

In Escrow:
2 homes with average asking price per square foot of $400 and average days on market of 27.

Closed:
5 homes with average sold price per square foot of $380 and average days on market of 76.

See more 90 day trend information at: 90 Day Trailing MLS Statistics.

Buying VS. Renting in California

CoreLogic Home Price Index shows acceleration in housing market rebound.

http://www.corelogic.com/research/hpi/corelogic-hpi-march-2013.pdf

May 2013 University Park Trailing 90 Days MLS Activity

Available:
5 homes with average asking price per square foot $387 and average days on market of 25.

In Escrow:
13 homes with average asking price per square foot of $343 and average days on market of 48.

Closed:
7 homes with average sold price per square foot of $370 and average days on market of 69.

See more 90 day trend information at: 90 Day Trailing MLS Statistics.

May 2013 University Town Center 90 Days MLS Activity

Available:
1 homes with average asking price per square foot $380 and average days on market of 20.

In Escrow:
2 homes with average asking price per square foot of $402 and average days on market of 43.

Closed:
5 homes with average sold price per square foot of $342 and average days on market of 84.

See more 90 day trend information at: 90 Day Trailing MLS Statistics.

Fannie Mae sees housing upturn as 'intact'

http://www.inman.com/news/2013/03/28/fannie-mae-sees-housing-upturn-intact

Home prices post sharp increase in January

http://www.latimes.com/business/la-fi-mo-home-prices-20130326,0,3208927.story

By Alejandro Lazo

March 26, 2013, 6:49 a.m.

 

A leading index of home prices in 20 American cities recorded a sharp 8.1% year-over-year increase in January, underscoring the vigor of the recent housing recovery.

It was the biggest increase for the Standard & Poor’s/Case-Shiller index in more than six years. All 20 of the cities posted year-over-year gains, with Phoenix posting the largest increase: 23.2%.
In California, Los Angeles was up 12.1%, San Diego, 9.8%, and San Francisco, 17.5%.
“This marks the highest increase since the housing bubble burst,” said David M. Blitzer, chairman of the index committee at S&P Dow Jones Indices.
The home price gauge was essentially flat, up 0.1%, from the prior month.
The increase in home prices is part of a broader recovery in housing that began last year. Single-family home building permits and housing starts have also shown improvement recently, while foreclosure filings have waned.