CAR/DQNews Report May 2008 Report for Redondo Beach
DQNews has released its housing market data for May 2008 for California cities. The CAR link to May 2008 median home prices in California is here.
The median May sale price for a Redondo Beach home (new or existing, SFR or condo) was $733,000, down -3.9% YOY. DataQuick's statistic is based on 71 sales, which is a good number of records with which to calculate such a statistic. This calculation is better than the zip code / property type breakdown calculation which DataQuick also reports and which I complain about regularly. The former is an aggregation of new and existing home sales, SFRs and condos, in 90277 and 90278. The latter is relatively meaningless.
My preliminary calculation for May was just a touch high at $742,000, based on 61 records. However I did at least sense that sales had picked up enough that some of the many markdowns I've been observing in the market would be realized, and the price trend was headed further down.
Here is how the beach cities look.
Area Sales Median Price Year Ago Pct Change El Segundo 16 $670,000 $800,000 -16.25% Hermosa Beach 10 $1,094,000 $1,074,000 +1.86% Manhattan Beach 29 $1,600,000 $1,455,000 +9.97% Redondo Beach 71 $733,000 $763,000 -3.93% (they don't add up) Beach Cities 101 $850,000 $985,000 -13.71%
Beach Cities is an aggregation of South Redondo Beach, Manhattan Beach, Hermosa Beach, El Segundo, and Playa del Rey. Redondo Beach, shown in the chart above, is both the north and south parts of the city.
Here are some other selected areas of interest to us.
Area Sales Median Price Year Ago Pct Change Beverly Hills 17 $1,775,000 $1,437,500 +23.48% Malibu 8 $1,457,500 $2,000,000 -27.13% Palos Verdes Es 22 $1,370,000 $1,490,000 -8.05% Palos Verdes Pn 55 $1,125,000 $1,212,500 -7.22% South Bay 391 $592,000 $704,000 -15.91% Westchester 16 $737,000 $825,000 -10.67% West Los Angeles 123 $730,000 $759,000 -3.82% Westside 49 $1,325,000 $899,000 +47.39%
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