Median Prices - January Through May 2012
June 13, 2012
Yesterday's post gave the history of median prices from 2012 back to 2003. Today the post shows median prices from January through May of this year, 2012.
Banning/Beaumont........Jan/156,000......Feb/145,000......Mar/158,000......Apr/160,000......May/151,000
Bloomington.................Jan/110,000......Feb/132/140......Mar/175,000......Apr/145,000......May/129,000
Colton..........................Jan/125,000......Feb/121,500......Mar/114,000......Apr/120,000......May/139,000
Fontana........................Jan/210,200......Feb/210,000......Mar/197,000......Apr/215,000......May/220,000
Grand Terrace..............Jan/179,000......Feb/145,000......Mar/199,000......Apr/170,000......May/182,000
Highland.......................Jan/160,000......Feb/145,000......Mar/184,000......Apr/157,000......May/225,000
Loma Linda..................Jan/230,000......Feb/185,000......Mar/195,000......Apr/230,000......May/189,000
Mentone.......................Jan/115/130......Feb/140,000......Mar/129/155......Apr/118,000......May/180,000
Moreno Valley..............Jan/147,000......Feb/144,000......Mar/153,000......Apr/149,000......May/152,500
Redlands.......................Jan/178,000......Feb/186,000......Mar/220,000......Apr/190,000......May/220,000
Rialto............................Jan/163,000......Feb/165,000......Mar/165,000......Apr/175,000......May/160,000
Riverside.......................Jan/195,000......Feb/180,000......Mar/190,000......Apr/190,000......May/189,000
San Bernardino.............Jan/110,000......Feb/100,000......Mar/105,000......Apr/110,000......May/114,200
Yucaipa/Calimesa.........Jan/189,000......Feb/160,000......Mar/170,000......Apr/180,000......May/154,000
No real trends are showing up. The trading range in the larger communities such as Riverside and San Bernardino is relatively narrow, but medians continue to be up one month down another. It would be nice to see a consistent upward trend. For the moment, we will be satisfied that there is no consistent downward trend either. If you check the history yesterday, you can see that we seem to be bouncing along a bottom.
Yesterday's post gave the history of median prices from 2012 back to 2003. Today the post shows median prices from January through May of this year, 2012.
Banning/Beaumont........Jan/156,000......Feb/145,000......Mar/158,000......Apr/160,000......May/151,000
Bloomington.................Jan/110,000......Feb/132/140......Mar/175,000......Apr/145,000......May/129,000
Colton..........................Jan/125,000......Feb/121,500......Mar/114,000......Apr/120,000......May/139,000
Fontana........................Jan/210,200......Feb/210,000......Mar/197,000......Apr/215,000......May/220,000
Grand Terrace..............Jan/179,000......Feb/145,000......Mar/199,000......Apr/170,000......May/182,000
Highland.......................Jan/160,000......Feb/145,000......Mar/184,000......Apr/157,000......May/225,000
Loma Linda..................Jan/230,000......Feb/185,000......Mar/195,000......Apr/230,000......May/189,000
Mentone.......................Jan/115/130......Feb/140,000......Mar/129/155......Apr/118,000......May/180,000
Moreno Valley..............Jan/147,000......Feb/144,000......Mar/153,000......Apr/149,000......May/152,500
Redlands.......................Jan/178,000......Feb/186,000......Mar/220,000......Apr/190,000......May/220,000
Rialto............................Jan/163,000......Feb/165,000......Mar/165,000......Apr/175,000......May/160,000
Riverside.......................Jan/195,000......Feb/180,000......Mar/190,000......Apr/190,000......May/189,000
San Bernardino.............Jan/110,000......Feb/100,000......Mar/105,000......Apr/110,000......May/114,200
Yucaipa/Calimesa.........Jan/189,000......Feb/160,000......Mar/170,000......Apr/180,000......May/154,000
No real trends are showing up. The trading range in the larger communities such as Riverside and San Bernardino is relatively narrow, but medians continue to be up one month down another. It would be nice to see a consistent upward trend. For the moment, we will be satisfied that there is no consistent downward trend either. If you check the history yesterday, you can see that we seem to be bouncing along a bottom.
posted by shirley harry at 8:12 AM
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