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Million Dollar Home Sales Rising – Foreclosures Falling
Alamo, Danville & San Ramon Ca Seeing Rising Numbers of Million Dollar Home Sales
“It should go without saying that buyers and sellers in the prestige market tend to respond to different motivations and incentives than the rest of the market. Job security, down payment sizes and mortgage interest rates don’t play the same role. Returns on investments in a low interest-rate financial environment and safe-haven investing do play a role,” said John Walsh, DataQuick president.
29% of the million dollar homes sold in California last year were cash purchases. The median-sized California home that sold for $1 million-plus was 2,641 sq.ft. with 4 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms.
Million Dollar Home Sales – Alamo – Danville – San Ramon
As you can see, Alamo is showing the largest percentage increase of million dollar homes in the area – up 45%, while Danville is up 22% and San Ramon up 20 %.
Data Quick is also reporting that the number of California homeowners pushed into the foreclosure process fell last quarter to the lowest level in six years, the result of rising home values, an improving economy and a shift toward short sales, a real estate information service reported.
“Home values increased through most of 2012, and the rate of increase picked up toward the end of the year. That means fewer and fewer homeowners are underwater, where they owe more than their homes are worth. That in turn means they can sell and pay off the mortgage, or perhaps refinance at today’s low interest rates. This trend alone suggests we’ll see a continued decline in foreclosure rates this year. Another factor is the foreclosure-avoidance goals of various settlements between lenders and the government,” said John Walsh, DataQuick president.
Notices of Default were down -44% in Contra Costa County. and foreclosures were down 42.5%.
December Home Sales Activity
The low inventory of homes for sale in the area along with continuing strong demand is going to push many houses priced in the high 900K range over the million dollar mark. Weakest numbers for million dollar home sales are in the $2 million to $3 million dollar range.
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