Listing, Pending, Back-up January 1, 2012
January 3, 2012
Here is a posting of the numbers for active listings, pending sales and those reported in the "back-up" category. These are the numbers taken from the CRMLS on January 1, 2012. When compared to January 1, 2011, they reflect a significant drop in the number of active listings. The number of pendings and back-ups has not changed as much, but the drop in the active listings has made the ratios of those in escrow to actives become higher.
For those of you who follow the numbers, here they are for 2012.
Banning/Beaumont..............List/437.......Pend/169........Back-up/104.......Ratio/.625
Bloomington..........................List/59.........Pend/43..........Back-up/18.........Ratio/1.034
Colton.....................................List/92.........Pend/85..........Back-up/35.........Ratio/1.304
Fontana..................................List/552.......Pend/429........Back-up/205.......Ratio/1.169
Grand Terrace.......................List/36.........Pend/21...........Back-up/5...........Ratio/.722
Highland................................List/134.......Pend/100........Back-up/52.........Ratio/1.134
Loma Linda...........................List/34.........Pend/30..........Back-up/16.........Ratio/1.353
Mentone................................List/29.........Pend/17...........Back-up/7...........Ratio/.828
Moreno Valley......................List/667.......Pend/415........Back-up/196.......Ratio/.916
Redlands...............................List/231.......Pend/103........Back-up/41..........Ratio/.623
Rialto.....................................List/293.......Pend/187........Back-up/72.........Ratio/.884
Riverside...............................List/1095.....Pend/677........Back-up/350......Ratio/.920
San Bernardino....................List/614.......Pend/361........Back-up/106.......Ratio/.761
Yucaipa/Calimesa...............List/203.......Pend/88.........Back-up/57..........Ratio/.714
The total number of active listings in 2012 in the fourteen communities that I tract is 4476 compared to 5824 in 2011.
Here is a posting of the numbers for active listings, pending sales and those reported in the "back-up" category. These are the numbers taken from the CRMLS on January 1, 2012. When compared to January 1, 2011, they reflect a significant drop in the number of active listings. The number of pendings and back-ups has not changed as much, but the drop in the active listings has made the ratios of those in escrow to actives become higher.
For those of you who follow the numbers, here they are for 2012.
Banning/Beaumont..............List/437.......Pend/169........Back-up/104.......Ratio/.625
Bloomington..........................List/59.........Pend/43..........Back-up/18.........Ratio/1.034
Colton.....................................List/92.........Pend/85..........Back-up/35.........Ratio/1.304
Fontana..................................List/552.......Pend/429........Back-up/205.......Ratio/1.169
Grand Terrace.......................List/36.........Pend/21...........Back-up/5...........Ratio/.722
Highland................................List/134.......Pend/100........Back-up/52.........Ratio/1.134
Loma Linda...........................List/34.........Pend/30..........Back-up/16.........Ratio/1.353
Mentone................................List/29.........Pend/17...........Back-up/7...........Ratio/.828
Moreno Valley......................List/667.......Pend/415........Back-up/196.......Ratio/.916
Redlands...............................List/231.......Pend/103........Back-up/41..........Ratio/.623
Rialto.....................................List/293.......Pend/187........Back-up/72.........Ratio/.884
Riverside...............................List/1095.....Pend/677........Back-up/350......Ratio/.920
San Bernardino....................List/614.......Pend/361........Back-up/106.......Ratio/.761
Yucaipa/Calimesa...............List/203.......Pend/88.........Back-up/57..........Ratio/.714
The total number of active listings in 2012 in the fourteen communities that I tract is 4476 compared to 5824 in 2011.
posted by shirley harry at 8:14 AM
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