Real Estate News & Market Trends
July 4 - Danville, San Ramon, Dublin, Walnut Creek & Pleasanton - CA(updated every Friday)
The Alameda & Contra Costa County MLS weekly data for Danville, San Ramon, Dublin, Walnut Creek & Pleasanton.
Blue = Active Listings
Green = Pending Sales
Purple = Closed Transactions
These graphs help to give you an idea of real estate market trends in the local communities. We pull the data from the MLS every Friday.
The blue line represents Active Listings and the green line Pending Sales. The wider the gap, the more the average Days on Market (DOM) increases indicating more of a buyer's market. When the green line moves on top of the blue we have a very hot seller's market.
These graphs reflect the trends for all price points. Sellers should request a breakdown for different price points so they can see where the action is in their community. This helps to price the house right to sell quickly.
We also offer a very detailed market report for most East Bay communities. The data in this report is gathered from sources other than the MLS to give you a more accurate sense of what is happening right now. Most reports you read in the newspapers or hear on TV use data that is at least a month old. The Market Details report shows you the trend as it's happening.
Get a FREE Real Estate Market Report for YOUR Community - These reports are very detailed. Click on the preceding link for a more in-depth explanation of what is in the report and to view a sample.
We are more than happy to discuss the details and significance of this data for those wanting a better understanding of how it can affect the sales process. Understanding the local real estate market trends is a must if you want to get the best fair deal whether buying or selling.
The Harper-Mees Team monitors over 50 Real Estate and News Feeds daily to bring you information pertinent to the San Ramon Valley & TriValley real estate market including the communities of Danville, San Ramon, Dublin and Pleasanton. We welcome suggestions.
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