California Median Home Price
April Home Sales and Price Report
Statewide median home price climbs,
breaking $500,000 for first time in nine years!
April’s statewide median home price was $509,100, up 5.3% from March and 5.1% from April 2015.
C.A.R.’s Unsold Inventory Index, which indicates the number of months needed to sell the supply of houses currently on the market at the current sales rate, slipped to 3.5 months. A 6-to-7 month supply is considered typical in a normal market.
According to C.A.R.’s sales to list price ratio, tight inventories appear to be driving final sold prices closer to listing prices, with sales prices rising to 99.3% of listing prices statewide.
The median number of days it took to sell a single-family home fell in April to 27.7 days, compared to 29.9 days in March.
Taken from CAR.org 5-18-16 All information deemed reliable but not guaranteed. For tax, investment or ownership advice we suggest you contact an attorney or certified public accountant.
Median = half more/half less
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