January 25, 2011
Let’s check in on the S&P/Case-Shiller Home Price Indices (HPI). Here’s a summary of the latest data for the Los Angeles area, which includes LA and Orange Counties:
November 2010
Month to Month: Down 0.4%
Year to Year: Up 2.1%
Prices at this level in: November 2003
Peak month: September 2006
Change from Peak: Down 36.7% in 50 months
Low Tier: Under $312,848
Mid Tier: $312,848 to $513,479
Hi Tier: Over $513,479
Since Case-Shiller lumps LA and Orange Counties together, I won’t repeat everything I wrote on the LA Sweet Digs blog. For more analysis and some graphs of the LA Case-Shiller data, check out my post over there: Case-Shiller: Los Angeles Home Prices Fell Again in November
December 29, 2010
Let’s check in on the S&P/Case-Shiller Home Price Indices (HPI). Here’s a summary of the latest data for the Los Angeles area, which includes LA and Orange Counties:
October 2010
Month to Month: Down 0.7%
Year to Year: Up 3.3%
Prices at this level in: December 2003
Peak month: September 2006
Change from Peak: Down 36.5% in 49 months
Low Tier: Under $314,141
Mid Tier: $314,141 to $515,061
Hi Tier: Over $515,061
Since Case-Shiller lumps LA and Orange Counties together, I won’t repeat everything I wrote on the LA Sweet Digs blog. For more analysis and some graphs of the LA Case-Shiller data, check out my post over there: Case-Shiller: Home Prices Dipped Across the Board in October
December 1, 2010
Let’s check in on the S&P/Case-Shiller Home Price Indices (HPI). Here’s a summary of the latest data for the Los Angeles area, which includes LA and Orange Counties:
September 2010
Month to Month: Down 0.1%
Year to Year: Up 4.4%
Prices at this level in: December 2003
Peak month: September 2006
Change from Peak: Down 36.0% in 48 months
Low Tier: Under $314,664
Mid Tier: $314,664 to $518,052
Hi Tier: Over $518,052
Since Case-Shiller lumps LA and Orange Counties together, I won’t repeat everything I wrote on the LA Sweet Digs blog. For more analysis and some graphs of the LA Case-Shiller data, check out my post over there: Case-Shiller: Home Prices Continue to March to New YOY Losses
October 26, 2010
Let’s check in on the S&P/Case-Shiller Home Price Indices (HPI). Here’s a summary of the latest data for the Los Angeles area, which includes LA and Orange Counties:
August 2010
Month to Month: Down 0.4%
Year to Year: Up 5.4%
Prices at this level in: December 2003
Peak month: September 2006
Change from Peak: Down 35.9% in 47 months
Low Tier: Under $313,392
Mid Tier: $313,392 to $516,759
Hi Tier: Over $516,759
Since Case-Shiller lumps LA and Orange Counties together, I won’t repeat everything I wrote on the LA Sweet Digs blog. For more analysis and some graphs of the LA Case-Shiller data, check out my post over there: Case-Shiller: August Data Points to Imminent Home Price Double-Dip
September 29, 2010
Let’s check in on the S&P/Case-Shiller Home Price Indices (HPI). Here’s a summary of the latest data for the Los Angeles area, which includes LA and Orange Counties:
July 2010
Month to Month: Up 0.3%
Year to Year: Up 7.5%
Prices at this level in: December 2003
Peak month: September 2006
Change from Peak: Down 35.7% in 46 months
Low Tier: Under $313,258
Mid Tier: $313,258 to $516,513
Hi Tier: Over $516,513
Since Case-Shiller lumps LA and Orange Counties together, I won’t repeat everything I wrote on the LA Sweet Digs blog. For more analysis and some graphs of the LA Case-Shiller data, check out my post over there: Case-Shiller: Home Price Double-Dip Warning Signs Mount
August 31, 2010
Let’s check in on the S&P/Case-Shiller Home Price Indices (HPI). Here’s a summary of the latest data for the Los Angeles area, which includes LA and Orange Counties:
June 2010
Month to Month: Up 0.6%
Year to Year: Up 9.2%
Prices at this level in: December 2003
Peak month: September 2006
Change from Peak: Down 35.9% in 45 months
Low Tier: Under $309,960
Mid Tier: $309,960 to $513,322
Hi Tier: Over $513,322
Since Case-Shiller lumps LA and Orange Counties together, I won’t repeat everything I wrote on the LA Sweet Digs blog. For more analysis and some graphs of the LA Case-Shiller data, check out my post over there: Case-Shiller: LA Home Prices Showing Early Signs of a Double-Dip?
July 30, 2010
Redfin’s Orange County Team is hosting a free home buying class at the Double Tree Doheny Beach hotel in Dana Point on August 4th from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. Our Market Manager, Mark Bennett, local agent Angela Creech and the rest of her team will be on hand to give you the latest stats on what's going on in the market, guidance for picking the right mortgage loan, navigating the offer and closing process, and what it's like to work with Redfin.
The class is free and so is the food and drinks! You can sign up here:
RSVP for our free home buying class
If you’d like to meet with one of our agents before the class, just get in touch.
Hope to see you there!
July 27, 2010
Let’s check in on the S&P/Case-Shiller Home Price Indices (HPI). Here’s a summary of the latest data for the Los Angeles area, which includes LA and Orange Counties:
May 2010
Month to Month: Up 1.7%
Year to Year: Up 9.7%
Prices at this level in: December 2003
Peak month: September 2006
Change from Peak: Down 36.2% in 44 months
Low Tier: Under $306,977
Mid Tier: $306,977 to $510,875
Hi Tier: Over $510,875
Since Case-Shiller lumps LA and Orange Counties together, I won’t repeat everything I wrote on the LA Sweet Digs blog. For more analysis and some graphs of the LA Case-Shiller data, check out my post over there: Case-Shiller: Tax Credit Pre-Expiration Rush Boosts Prices in May
June 29, 2010
Let’s check in on the S&P/Case-Shiller Home Price Indices (HPI). Here’s a summary of the latest data for the Los Angeles area, which includes LA and Orange Counties:
March 2010
Month to Month: Down 0.7%
Year to Year: Up 6.0%
Prices at this level in: October 2003
Peak month: September 2006
Change from Peak: Down 37.7% in 42 months
Low Tier: Under $299,817
Mid Tier: $299,817 to $501,736
Hi Tier: Over $501,736
Since Case-Shiller lumps LA and Orange Counties together, I won’t repeat everything I wrote on the LA Sweet Digs blog. For more analysis and some graphs of the LA Case-Shiller data, check out my post over there: Case-Shiller: Low Tier Home Values Boosted by Expiring Tax Credit
June 11, 2010
Good news, southern California: We no longer require you to get pre-approved before your first home tour — or your second! You can now take two home tours with Redfin before submitting a pre-approval letter.
We hope this makes it even easier to find the perfect home with Redfin.
