Real Estate Data Trends Oct 2010
Real Estate Data & Market Trends Report October, 2010
'Prepared by Jeff Lucas
Active: 39,416, an increase of 3,000+ over past 60 days;
Overall Inventory Supply is at 5.9 months; Inventory supply is on the rise
AWCl Pending: 16,217, down sharply from a high of 22,000+;
Equity Seller, 23%; Short Sales, 53%; REO 24%
Closed Sales, 9/12-10/12/20l0: 6,683 vs 7,694, 9/12-10/1212009, a 13% decline year-over-year. Equity Sales, 35%; Short Sales, 22%; REO, 43%;
Short Sales have declined 4% and REO s=ales have increased 5% over last 60 days.
Impact of Distressed sales in the Luxury Home Market
Scottsdale & Paradise Valley, Closed Sales 7/1-9/30/20l0
% Distr/lO %Distr/09 mos/Inventory
3,000,000+ 25% 7% 51
2-3, 000,000 19% 16% 28.3
1-2,000,000 38% 31% 19
500-1,000,000 43% 40% 11.6
Compelling Opportunity for Buyers
(From a recent blog by my partner, Randy Goff)
In 2006, single story homes in the East Valley were selling in the range of $200 p/sqft and interest rates were generally in the range of 6.5%
In 2006, a 2000 sqft single story home sold in the range of $400,000. A buyer with 10% down payment would have a monthly P & I payment of $2275 p/mo on a $360,000, 30 year loan.
Since the market peak in 2006, most of these homes have lost 50% of their value.
So today the 2000 sqft single story home would sell in the range of $200,000 and interest rates
are in the range of 4.375%.
A buyer with 10% down payment would have a monthly P & I payment of $899. on a $180,000
30 year loan, a savings of $1376 p/month; $16,512 savings p/year; and $162, 512 over a ten
year period.