Los Angeles Beach Cities Resale Activity for November 2007
As you are by now well aware of, home sale volume in Los Angeles County was horribly weak in November. By other measures, it was largely new homes that held up the Los Angeles housing market - resales were much weaker than sales of new construction.
90278 and 90254 currently show the weakest YOY trends on resales. The beach cities charts in general continue to show very wobbly trends. Compare the median price line graphs from the beginning of a price chart to about mid-2005 and then compare the section of line up to mid-2005 with the section of line from mid-2005, and you'll see what I mean. That powerful surge up to mid-2005 is now wobble on most of these charts.
How long high-end home sales will continue to sustain the market is difficult to say. Another possibility is that lower-end buyers may find other sources of financing and drive sales volume back up, though that possibility looks rather remote. (But if low end buyers were to reenter the market, I would expect median prices to actually fall.)
Here are the detailed RESALE statistics for the beach cities and some of the surrounding zip codes:
SFR MEDIAN %YOY CONDO MEDIAN %YOY COMMUNITY ZIP SALES SFR CHG SALES CONDO CHG LA/Westchester 90045 18 $725 -3.5% N/A N/A N/A El Segundo 90245 1 $1,049 24.1% 3 $600 +12.1% Hawthorne 90250 19 $488 -9.6% 1 $410 -8.9% Hermosa Beach 90254 2 $1,013 -19.6% 4 $760 -7.3% Lawndale 90260 6 $455 -12.1% 1 $299 -13.3% Manhattan Beach 90266 21 $1,835 +34.9% 2 $2,100 +90.9% Palos Verdes Pen. 90274 17 $1,798 +21.9% 2 $478 +46.2% Rancho P.V. 90275 22 $1,215 +25.9% 5 $579 +15.8% Redondo Beach 90277 7 $1,178 +20.5% 14 $767 +4.0% Redondo Beach 90278 18 $730 -3.3% 11 $642 -4.8%
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