Closed Single Family Residential Sales -2012

January 7, 2013
As is my custom, I post the number of single family units reported as sold in the CRMLS. The numbers to not reflect a very wide range in the closed transactions. Unlike when the downturn hit in 2007, they are very consistent.
Banning/Beaumont............Dec/121......Nov/129......Oct/122......Sept/102......Aug/125......July/111
........................................June/149......May/133......Apr/122......Mar/120......Feb/105......Jan/96
Bloomington.....................Dec/15........Nov/19.........Oct/10........Sept/19........Aug/16.......July/20
........................................June/29........May/18........Apr/22........Mar/24.........Feb/25.......Jan/15
Colton..............................Dec/35........Nov/29.........Oct/35.......Sept/22.........Aug/37.......July/29
........................................June/34........May/47........Apr/44........Mar/46.........Feb/42.......Jan/29
Fontana............................Dec/203......Nov/197.......Oct/217.....Sept/183.......Aug/244.....July/207
........................................June/230......May/257.......Apr/201......Mar/224.......Feb/190.....Jan/188
Grand Terrace..................Dec/12........Nov.14..........Oct/9.........Sept/10.........Aug/16.......July/16
........................................June/15........May/16.........Apr/10........Mar/11.........Feb/8.........Jan/13
Highland...........................Dec/52........Nov/49..........Oct/50.......Sept/40.........Aug/84.......July/54
........................................June/79........May/79..........Apr/63.......Mar/46.........Feb/46.......Jan/45
Loma Linda......................Dec/18........Nov/13...........Oct/18.......Sept/8...........Aug/15......July/13
........................................June/15........May/21...........Apr/12.......Mar/21.........Feb/12......Jan/12
Mentone...........................Dec/3..........Nov/7.............Oct/7.........Sept/9...........Aug/10......July/11
........................................June/8..........May/8.............Apr/10.......Mar/13.........Feb/16.......Jan/7
Moreno Valley..................Dec/170......Nov/199.........Oct/215.....Sept/174.......Aug/242.....July/209
........................................June/219......May/246.........Apr/199.....Mar/244........Feb/174.....Jan/195
Redlands..........................Dec/69.........Nov/59...........Oct/73.......Sept/66..........Aug/77......July/67
........................................June/98.........May/72..........Apr/65........Mar/80..........Feb/55......Jan/49
Rialto...............................Dec/79..........Nov/69..........Oct/88........Sept/66..........Aug/110....July/111
........................................June/110.......May/113........Apr/103......Mar/118.........Feb/85......Jan/97
Riverside..........................Dec/351.......Nov/319.........Oct/369......Sept/333........Aug/402....July/402
........................................June/401.......May/432........Apr/352......Mar/405.........Feb/364....Jan/323
San Bernardino.................Dec/149.......Nov/159.........Oct/186......Sept/126........Aug/204....July/154
........................................June/195.......May/204.........Apr/175.....Mar/210.........Feb/133.....Jan/189
Yucaipa/Calimesa.............Dec/63.........Nov/57............Oct/57.......Sept/60...........Aug/72......July/61
........................................June/79.........May/73............Apr/61.......Mar/78...........Feb/57......Jan/55
With the exception of Loma Linda, the closings showed some slacking off in December froom six months before in June. It will be interesting to see if the reduction in closings continues and may become related to our present low inventory.