Danville CA Real Estate & Foreclosures

Danville-foreclosuresDanville California is one of those real estate markets that is weathering the storm of change better than most.

Danville real estate is situated more toward the upper end of the market for the East Bay and the 680 Corridor. It is the upper end of the market that is helping to maintain the median home price in the East Bay.

Blackhawk-foreclosuresSingle family homes priced below $800K are facing considerable downward pricing pressures as a result of the housing market slowdown and the subprime lending correction. Danville, with it’s average list price exceeding $1.3 million is one of the most stable markets in the Bay Area.

But, Danville is not escaping unblemished. Recent data from Yahoo Foreclosures shows zip code 94526 with 50 foreclosures and zip code 94506 with 38 (top images). The majority of these Danville properties have, at this time only received a Notice of Default. It is worth noting that even in the best of times, a fair number of NODs are filed.

The following data was gathered from RealtyTrac 

Zip Code

Pre-Foreclosure

Auction

Bank Owned

94506

142

40

76

94526

156

48

84

 

Checking the Market Details Report (Free & updated weekly), we see a couple of interesting things in Danville. The image below reflects how the median list price in zip code 94526 is flat while the median list price in zip code 94506 (Blackhawk) is trending up. 

Danville-median

Here we see the data broken down into quartiles based upon the price point. Notice that in 94526 as the price increases the Average Days on Market also increases, but in 94506 it is almost the opposite.

Danville-quartiles

The biggest pressure on pricing in Danville, California appears to be coming from seller motivation in this slow market. Sellers that are relocating or needing to “get on with it” for whatever reason are doing what motivated sellers always do – determine fair market price and then price your home 5% to 10% below it to attract the most buyers. The neighbors may not like it because it adds to the downward price pressure, but hey – C’est la Vie!

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