More Statistics January to July Median 2011
August 10, 2011
Yesterdays post traced the median prices in July for the past nine years. Today the post will show how we are doing in 2011. Again the data comes from the CRMLS and is non academic - simply the price of the property at the halfway point of reported closed transactions for single family residential. Add three 000 to obtain the price.
Banning/Beaumont.............Jan/175......Feb/155......Mar/155......Apr/155
..............................................May148......June/165....July/161
Bloomington........................Jan/165......Feb/130......Mar/149......Apr/150
.............................................May/125.....June/150....July/155
Colton..................................Jan/93........Feb/122......Mar/149.....Apr/110
.............................................May/117.....June/130....July/110
Fontana...............................Jan/194......Feb/195......Mar/211......Apr/200
............................................May/185......June/215....July/205
Grand Terrace...................Jan/203......Feb/242......Mar/200.....Apr/205
...........................................May/180......June/165.....July/220
Highland...........................Jan/162.......Feb/180......Mar/155.......Apr/165
...........................................May/185......June/182....July/163
Loma Linda......................Jan/250.......Feb/219......Mar/220......Apr/200
..........................................May/235......June/250....July/220
Mentone...........................Jan/157.......Feb/80.........Mar/85........Apr/129/154
..........................................May/95.......June/95.......July/144
Moreno Valley.................Jan/155.......Feb/154........Mar/148......Apr/148
.........................................May/148......June/153.....July/157
Redlands.........................Jan/218.......Feb/203.......Mar/205......Apr/202
........................................May/220......June/225....July/205
Rialto..............................Jan/160........Feb/165......Mar/152.......Apr/160
........................................May/164.......June/158....July/165
Riverside........................Jan/180........Feb/195......Mar/187.......Apr/189
........................................May/190......June/189.....July/190
San Bernardino.............Jan/122.......Feb/105.......Mar/95........Apr/109
.......................................May/105......June/99.......July/123
Yucaipa/Calimesa........Jan/210.......Feb/190.......Mar/181......Apr/198
.......................................May/180......June/188.....July/195
Check for yourself. It seems that we are trading in a very narrow range. Median prices are generally influenced by the mix of properties sold. The smaller communities experience a wider range because the number of solds can be extremely small.
Yesterdays post traced the median prices in July for the past nine years. Today the post will show how we are doing in 2011. Again the data comes from the CRMLS and is non academic - simply the price of the property at the halfway point of reported closed transactions for single family residential. Add three 000 to obtain the price.
Banning/Beaumont.............Jan/175......Feb/155......Mar/155......Apr/155
..............................................May148......June/165....July/161
Bloomington........................Jan/165......Feb/130......Mar/149......Apr/150
.............................................May/125.....June/150....July/155
Colton..................................Jan/93........Feb/122......Mar/149.....Apr/110
.............................................May/117.....June/130....July/110
Fontana...............................Jan/194......Feb/195......Mar/211......Apr/200
............................................May/185......June/215....July/205
Grand Terrace...................Jan/203......Feb/242......Mar/200.....Apr/205
...........................................May/180......June/165.....July/220
Highland...........................Jan/162.......Feb/180......Mar/155.......Apr/165
...........................................May/185......June/182....July/163
Loma Linda......................Jan/250.......Feb/219......Mar/220......Apr/200
..........................................May/235......June/250....July/220
Mentone...........................Jan/157.......Feb/80.........Mar/85........Apr/129/154
..........................................May/95.......June/95.......July/144
Moreno Valley.................Jan/155.......Feb/154........Mar/148......Apr/148
.........................................May/148......June/153.....July/157
Redlands.........................Jan/218.......Feb/203.......Mar/205......Apr/202
........................................May/220......June/225....July/205
Rialto..............................Jan/160........Feb/165......Mar/152.......Apr/160
........................................May/164.......June/158....July/165
Riverside........................Jan/180........Feb/195......Mar/187.......Apr/189
........................................May/190......June/189.....July/190
San Bernardino.............Jan/122.......Feb/105.......Mar/95........Apr/109
.......................................May/105......June/99.......July/123
Yucaipa/Calimesa........Jan/210.......Feb/190.......Mar/181......Apr/198
.......................................May/180......June/188.....July/195
Check for yourself. It seems that we are trading in a very narrow range. Median prices are generally influenced by the mix of properties sold. The smaller communities experience a wider range because the number of solds can be extremely small.
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