Median Prices - November 2011-February 2012
March 13, 2012
I am posting the median prices of homes reported sold in the CRMLS. These numbers are simplistic as i take the total number of closed sales reported, divide by two and use the price of the property that falls at that halfway point as the median - the number where half the properties were sold for the same or less and half sold for the same or more. Frequently prices cluster around the median number.
Banning/Beaumont.........Feb/145,000......Jan/156,000......Dec/165,000......Nov/155,000
Bloomington.....................Feb/132,000......Jan/110,000......Dec/155,000......Nov/145,000
Colton................................Feb/121,500.......Jan/125,000......Dec/110,000......Nov/131.000
Fontana.............................Feb/210,000......Jan/210,200......Dec/210,000......Nov/200,000
Grand Terrace..................Feb/145,000......Jan/179,000.......Dec/175,000......Nov/189,500
Highland...........................Feb/145,000......Jan/160,000......Dec/150,000......Nov/170,000
Loma Linda......................Feb/185,000......Jan/130,000......Dec/198,000......Nov/192,000
Mentone...........................Feb/140,000......Jan/115/150.......Dec/180,000......Nov/120,000
Moreno Valley.................Feb/144,000......Jan/147,000.......Dec/155,000......Nov/150,000
Redlands..........................Feb/186,000......Jan/178,000.......Dec/190,000......Nov/189,000
Rialto................................Feb/165,000......Jan/163,000.......Dec/150,000......Nov/160,000
Riverside..........................Feb/180,000......Jan/195,000.......Dec/186,500......Nov/190,000
San Bernardino...............Feb/100,000......Jan/110,000.......Dec/103,500......Nov/108,000
Yucaipa/Calimesa..........Feb/160,000.......Jan/189,000......Dec/176,500.......Nov/180,000
There you have the numbers. We seem to still be bouncing along a bottom with several communities beginning to have some consistency in their medians. Fontana and Rialto seem to be steadying. No evidence of really sharp declines, but more signs that sales remain in the lower price ranges.
I am posting the median prices of homes reported sold in the CRMLS. These numbers are simplistic as i take the total number of closed sales reported, divide by two and use the price of the property that falls at that halfway point as the median - the number where half the properties were sold for the same or less and half sold for the same or more. Frequently prices cluster around the median number.
Banning/Beaumont.........Feb/145,000......Jan/156,000......Dec/165,000......Nov/155,000
Bloomington.....................Feb/132,000......Jan/110,000......Dec/155,000......Nov/145,000
Colton................................Feb/121,500.......Jan/125,000......Dec/110,000......Nov/131.000
Fontana.............................Feb/210,000......Jan/210,200......Dec/210,000......Nov/200,000
Grand Terrace..................Feb/145,000......Jan/179,000.......Dec/175,000......Nov/189,500
Highland...........................Feb/145,000......Jan/160,000......Dec/150,000......Nov/170,000
Loma Linda......................Feb/185,000......Jan/130,000......Dec/198,000......Nov/192,000
Mentone...........................Feb/140,000......Jan/115/150.......Dec/180,000......Nov/120,000
Moreno Valley.................Feb/144,000......Jan/147,000.......Dec/155,000......Nov/150,000
Redlands..........................Feb/186,000......Jan/178,000.......Dec/190,000......Nov/189,000
Rialto................................Feb/165,000......Jan/163,000.......Dec/150,000......Nov/160,000
Riverside..........................Feb/180,000......Jan/195,000.......Dec/186,500......Nov/190,000
San Bernardino...............Feb/100,000......Jan/110,000.......Dec/103,500......Nov/108,000
Yucaipa/Calimesa..........Feb/160,000.......Jan/189,000......Dec/176,500.......Nov/180,000
There you have the numbers. We seem to still be bouncing along a bottom with several communities beginning to have some consistency in their medians. Fontana and Rialto seem to be steadying. No evidence of really sharp declines, but more signs that sales remain in the lower price ranges.
posted by shirley harry at 8:35 AM
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