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Brendan Aiello

Has The Real Estate Market Hit Bottom Yet?

Currently, this is the most common question Realtors hear today. “Have we hit the bottom yet?” No, but we are very close. This blog post is being posted to annouce our new Monday Market Analysis. I will post a chart of all currently Active, Pending, and Sold listings in Belmont, Burlingame, Foster City, Hillsborough, Redwood Shores, and San Mateo. All the information will be taken from similar weeks from four years past (Seasonal Smoothing) to try to limit seasonality distorting the numbers and put into a graph.


City

ACTIVE

High (List Price)

 

Median (List Price)

 

Low (List Price)

 

 

         
Belmont

50

$1,895,000

 

$985,000

 

$649,000

Burlingame

59

$2,650,000

 

$1,299,000

 

$595,000

Foster City

40

$1,699,000

 

$1,084,000

 

$790,550

Hillsborough

51

$18,000,000

 

$3,988,000

 

$1,890,000

Redwood Shores

18

$1,448,441

 

$1,086,500

 

$749,950

San Mateo

147

$3,100,000

 

$925,000

 

$348,888

 

 

         
Total

365

         
 

 

         
 

 

         
City

PENDING

High (List Price)

 

Median (List Price)

 

Low (List Price)

 

 

         
Belmont

21

$1,099,000

 

$750,000

 

$559,000

Burlingame

17

$3,298,000

 

$999,950

 

$614,900

Foster City

4

$1,150,000

 

$988,500

 

$849000

Hillsborough

8

$3,480,000

 

$2,842,500

 

$1,775,000

Redwood Shores

2

$1,235,000

 

$1,117,499

 

$999,999

San Mateo

61

$2,195,000

 

$589,900

 

$379,000

 

 

         
Total

113

         
 

 

         
 

 

         
City (M.T.D. C.O.E.)

SOLD

High (List Price)

 

Median (List Price)

 

Low (List Price)

 

 

         
Belmont

10

$1,161,000

(-)

$926,000

(-)

$665,000

Burlingame

6

$1,450,000

(-)

$1,025,000

(-)

$686,500

Foster City

2

$960,000

(-)

$920,000

(-)

$880,000

Hillsborough

2

$5,300,000

(-)

$4,420,000

(-)

$3,540,000

Redwood Shores

2

$1,050,000

(=)

$955,000

(-)

$860,000

San Mateo

19

$1,505,000

(+)

$725,000

(-)

$399,000

 

 

         
Total

41

         

 

Pennisula Real Estate Market Analysis

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3 Responses to “Has The Real Estate Market Hit Bottom Yet?”

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  3. Patric from real estate career on May 6th, 2009 1:02 pm

    Hi Brendan,

    That is a question that gets thrown around a lot and unfortunately I don’t think we are even close to the bottom yet. Some “experts” are predicting mid to late 2010, but who knows, there are always ups and downs, even now during this recession.

    The Monday Market Analysis is an excellent idea and I may have to implement something similar for a few of our clients. Hey, keep up the great work.

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