More of the same in today's February 2008 S&P/Case-Shiller numbers, continuing their plummet, now back to late 2004.
(January chart) (November chart with Santa Monica index)
Los Angeles (black line, includes Orange County) is now down 21.6% from its peak in September 2006 - 4.3% from January, 3.7% from December, 3.6% from November, 3.6% from October, 2.1% from September and 1.3% from August. The national (orange line, aka Composite) index is down 15.8% from its peak in June 2006.
Besides the original city index they have each city broken into Low, Middle, and High tiers (Under $433,595, $433,595 - $648,146, and Over $648,146; updated). Los Angeles' Low Tier rose the most and has fallen back the most so far from its November 2006 peak, 25.9%. The High Tier rose the least and rather plateaued since 2006, but it too is falling more steeply, 15.8% so far from June 2006.
Second, back on August 21 I developed a graph of where prices would have to fall, per O.C. real estate consultant John Burns, "For prices to return to their historical median ratio of housing costs/income".
The dashed diagonal lines below projected such falling prices, based on DataQuick median prices by county. Look how much steeper the actual fall has been so far! About half way there, at this rate they could get there by the end of 2008.
Added: Mish reported contributor "TC"'s data from the CME Futures Market. "TC" writes: "I've included data available from the CME Futures market so your viewers can see when people are betting the downturn will end and how much lower it will go."
For Los Angeles, the Futures Data Trough Month is November 2010 and Trough Price is $336,840, a 43.8% or $262,341 drop from the peak.
If true, the 21.6% in 17 months so far is almost half-way.
Tuesday, April 29, 2008
February Case-Shiller
Monday, April 28, 2008
Ashland "Architectural knock out"
Remember this 2 bed / 1.5 bath "Architectural" at 1621 Ashland from September 11? It last sold 10/31/05 for $1,450K, already fixed up. It attempted to sell again 9/5/07 for $1,650K, but left the market in November at $1,545K. Now it's back, reduced to $1,479K. (No, $29K doesn't pay a broker commission, let alone carrying costs for 2-1/2 years.) Here's the current description:
"Architectural knock out in desirable Sunset Park of Santa Monica. Huge 7,050 sq ft park like lot, Livngrm/greatrm opens to private front patio and backyard, master also opens to this stunning back yard to form a true indoor to outdoor flow. Updated kitchen with cement counter tops. Hardwood floors through out. Fireplace in livingrm. Close to Main Street restaurants and shops, Santa Monica school district, minutes from the beach. The life style you have been looking for...."
They don't lead with a front photo. Maybe because I noted last year, the repetition of architectural forms in this composition, the strong horizontal and vertical elements of the front canopy, the for-sale sign, and the high-voltage power pole and its cross-arms on the back alley?
"Knock out" is a peculiar choice of words for this seller, don't you think?
Sunday, April 27, 2008
White Paper
Want to do some good? Karl Denninger of the Market Ticker has written a thorough White Paper on what Congress should do and needs your petition signatures for many faxes from constituents to reinforce it. You'll recognize the content. Sign it and pass it on (like I have here).
Saturday, April 26, 2008
Flipper's pasture
Anon's comment brought up this new listing at 2641 32nd St. in SM. A 2 bed / 1 bath on a big 60-foot lot, it was listed 7/5/07 for $1,250K, reduced in steps to $1,099K, and sold 9/11/07 for $1,070K.
It grew a second bathroom and just returned to market, now asking $1,499K, described as:
"LIVE, WORK, PLAY and GROW in spectacular restored and updated 1928 Spanish on an unbelievable huge green pasture."
Cute. Otherwise known as a big front lawn, because the house is set way back, with little left behind.
"Plus there is a second structure with two beautiful connecting offices or studios."
Otherwise known as the garage with attached sheds?
"Beautiful trees, flowers, shrubs, hardscaping and landscaping."
MLS photo looks about the same as the before photo (above), mostly a couple of added palm trees between garage and house.
"new stainless kitchen, hardwood floors, tank-less hot water, new furnace, great character. Grant Schools...."
Is a pretty basic flip of an 852 sq.ft. house worth over $400K in a sagging market? Or will this flipper be put out to pasture?
Friday, April 25, 2008
Weekly inventory update
4/25 - SM was pretty flat after last week's jump, while PP and MV both had their jumps higher.
4/18 - Big 6-7% jump in Santa Monica! PP and MV were pretty flat.
4/11 - Pretty flat for the week, SM slightly up, PP flat, MV down a little.
4/4 - Santa Monica is down a little, Pacific Palisades is up a little (and setting record highs because of higher-priced listings), and Mar Vista is flat. (3/28 New listings adjusted for new listings through 3/31.)
LA County Santa Monica Pacific Palisades Mar Vista
<$3M New Tot DOM<$2M New Tot DOM Tot New DOM
-------- ------ -------------- -------------- ----------
1/30/06 27,732
2/28/06 29,420
3/31/06 31,819
5/ 1/06 34,032 38 33
6/ 2/06 37,847 56 36 38
6/30/06 42,317 66 40 49
8/ 4/06 45,315 70 34 50
9/ 1/06 46,781 71 27 59
10/ 6/06 47,369 83 25 98 71
11/ 3/06 45,780 80 20 91 77
12/ 1/06 43,103 65 18 72 96 39 20
1/ 5/07 35,646 54 4 60 117 33 6 71 66
-------- ------ -------------- -------------- ----------
2/ 2/07 36,715 38 15 45 124 29 16 61 71 70
3/ 2/07 41,251 42 14 51 114 26 10 68 79 55 25 76
4/ 6/07 42,857 41 23 49 107 18 8 73 103 54 52 50
5/ 4/07 45,918 46 28 54 92 19 6 82 79 71 37 52
6/ 1/07 52,198 50 25 61 78 17 15 87 78 77 39 53
6/30/07 52,769 42 18 56 81 17 11 92 77 74 33 61
8/ 3/07 54,166 53 28 68 86 23 12 78 76 84 39 68
8/31/07 57,432 57 21 72 98 18 7 69 75 90 40 79
9/28/07 58,973 59 17 74 103 26 9 90 81 87 20 87
11/ 2/07 58,731 62 19 81 120 29 7 106 77 98 35 88
11/30/07 59,108 52 14 67 136 23 11 88 94 96 23 96
12/31/07 53,475 42 5 53 148 19 2 73 119 79 13 116
-------- ------ -------------- -------------- ----------
2/ 1/08 53,722 54 16 67 157 26 16 101 118 89 36 96
2/29/08 53,520 50 10 68 178 29 8 108 108 88 21 103
3/28/08 53,566 57 17 81 171 32 13 122 92 82 22 105
4/ 4/08 54,290 55 1 78 164 34 0 124 101 82 5 101
4/11/08 54,468 56 6 79 162 34 2 125 104 79 13 102
4/18/08 60 10 84 161 33 4 126 96 79 20 98
4/25/08 53,359 59 14 85 168 36 7 132 101 85 27 90
5/ 2/08
Good Washington gridlock
Yesterday's LA Times (also see the LA Land blog) may offer good news, that Washington won't do much.
But even as a key House committee began to mark up the bill Wednesday, there were signs that the measure could be caught up in a crippling political crossfire.
Mortgage industry intransigence, voter anger over possible government aid for speculators and economists' fear that thousands of homeowners might just walk away from troubled loans are contributing to a potential stalemate. ...
"There is no sympathy for anything that smacks of bailout," said Allen Sinai, chief economist of Decision Economics Inc., who recently testified in favor of the Frank bill. "The outrage has shown up very quickly, and means that at this point the government can only go so far."
The article's tone was inaction would delay recovery. No, this case of Washington gridlock could be a good thing, slowing bad actions that would delay the necessary fall of prices back to sustainable levels.
Mirroring a link from other bubble blogs, also see: 
Wednesday, April 23, 2008
Oil and real estate prices
This is not so much for the $3.99/gallon regular (at Olympic & Bundy today), but the $4.69 diesel.
And not only about rising fuel prices embedded into rising consumer prices, reducing consumers' ability to afford houses, but how much stuff that'll get too expensive to get trucked (or flown, or shipped) at all any more. Leading to how many more jobs lost on top of the finance and housing industry recession?
I'd call it part weak dollar, part commodity speculation, and part peaked oil production with rising foreign demand. It will add to real estate's struggles, even on the Westside.
The bears like Nouriel Roubini who called the housing bubble now call a deep recession, while the "soft landing" crowd now calls a second half upswing. Which side has earned credibility?
Monday, April 21, 2008
North of Montana glut
It feels like a lot of inventory north of Montana (as well as Pacific Palisades) has been accumulating. The main properties selling seem to be in the $2-2.5M range, not the upper-end.
Let's see how this compares with the seven past monthly "Not selling north of Montana" updates, that list everything over 30 days on the market:
4/21/08 - 21
1/16/08 - 7
12/15/07 - 9
11/14/07 - 9
10/15/07 - 11* (*omitting 1020 Palisades Beach Road)
9/15/07 - 10*
8/16/07 - 13
7/16/07 - 8
At 21 it's over double the past months' average, and 9 are over 90 days on the market (red below). Maybe upscale SM isn't that different after all. Here's the detail:
476 26th, 2 bed/2 bath, CLP=$1,685K (-14%), OLD=11/7/07
420 7th, 2/2, $1,777K (+27%**), 8/16/07 (**redone to sell after first listing)
1140 San Vicente, 0/0, $1,995K (-9%), 1/30/08
754 23rd, 4/3.5, $2,279K (-15%), 6/8/06
710 19th, 3/2, $2,400K (-4%), 3/10/08
1020 San Vicente, 5/4.5, $2,665K (-11%), 7/9/07
238 17th, 4/3.5, $2,700K, 3/11/08
1820 San Vicente, 4/3.5, $3,295K, 3/6/08
369 22nd, 5/4.5, $3,599K (-5%), 1/18/08
714 14th, 5/5.5, $3,695K (-1%), 2/26/08
317 Alta, 5/3.5, $3,799K (-5%), 11/8/07
636 22nd, 5/4.5, $3,995K, 3/14/08
311 11th, 5/6.5, $4,150K, 2/26/08
316 25th, 5/5.5, $4,195K (-11%), 2/6/08
333 14th (photo), 5/6, $4,195K (-14%), 6/29/07
424 14th, 6/6.5, $4,195K, 3/6/08
734 22nd, 5/4.5, $4,288K, 3/21/08
310 22nd, 5/5.5, $4,395K, 11/6/07
425 4th, 5/5.5, $4,890K (-6%), 2/4/08
1221 Georgina, 5/6.5, $4,995K (-5%), 3/20/08
147 Georgina, 4/3.5, $7,500K (-6%), 10/26/07
Sunday, April 20, 2008
Zip code results
LA/Mar Vista 90066, 18 sales, $772K median house price, -13.9%
Pacific Palisades 90272, 21, $1,735K, -17.1%
Santa Monica 90402 (north of Montana), 4, $2,350K, -6.0%
Santa Monica 90405 (Ocean & Sunset Parks), 4, $1,028K, -23.4%
LA Times today
Interesting info toward the end of today's LA Times Real Estate on mortgages.
And an excuse to reuse the cute photo of Jumbo the elephant. Or to push metaphors even farther, mortgages have certainly been the elephant in the room on real estate prices.
But whatta they mean by their second page title, "A small silver lining amid all the gloom"? Gloom for prudent buyers is if prices don't fall.
Under the Economic Stimulus Act ... boosted conforming loan limits in higher-cost areas, such as Los Angeles and Orange counties, to as much as $729,750, until Dec. 31. The goal was to get more borrowers under the "conforming rate" umbrella and out purchasing homes.
The plan hasn't elicited the anticipated enthusiasm.
"They're a useless proposition by the government, a joke," said Mark Cohen, owner of Cohen Financial Group in Beverly Hills, echoing a number of brokers. "I've done only one of those loans so far."
The reason brokers and many borrowers are turned off by these so-called "jumbo conforming" loans -- between $417,000 and $729,750 -- is that they require a ream of documentation and high FICO scores, and they offer only 15- and 30-year fixed terms, currently at 6.625% with one point. No interest-payment-only loans are available.
Moans and complaints they actually require documentation and don't offer interest-only? Someone's actually doing what they should have been doing all along!
Update: See the "Mr. Mortgage" video on Housing Doom also saying the new jumbos from Fannie and Freddie are a bust.
And see the two letters to the editor today, in response to a Times editorial, both vividly opposing borrower bailouts.
I fail to understand the logic of bailing out mortgage borrowers who knowingly bought homes they knew they could not afford.
There are millions of financially qualified home buyers who waited for the real estate bubble to burst for the opportunity to buy at more realistic prices.
Let home prices fall to true market valuations and new buyers will move in, just as they have in every other real estate cycle.
Taxpayers should not be rewarding those who knowingly made poor financial decisions.
Glenn Bozar
Upland
... The only true victims in this fiasco are the honest, hard-working renters who did not take on more debt than they could afford and refused to lie to get a loan.
I hope members of Congress are going to feel proud of themselves explaining to the working family with three kids, living in a two-bedroom apartment with escalating rents, scrimping to save every penny for a down payment, how their tax dollars are going to be used: to keep prices artificially high and these very renters out of owning a home, while letting the cheaters and liars continue to live in nice, single-family homes.
Sara Foster
North Hollywood
Saturday, April 19, 2008
Weekly inventory update
4/18 - Big 6-7% jump in Santa Monica! PP and MV were pretty flat.
4/11 - Pretty flat for the week, SM slightly up, PP flat, MV down a little.
4/4 - Santa Monica is down a little, Pacific Palisades is up a little (and setting record highs because of higher-priced listings), and Mar Vista is flat. (3/28 New listings adjusted for new listings through 3/31.)
LA County Santa Monica Pacific Palisades Mar Vista
<$3M New Tot DOM<$2M New Tot DOM Tot New DOM
-------- ------ -------------- -------------- ----------
1/30/06 27,732
2/28/06 29,420
3/31/06 31,819
5/ 1/06 34,032 38 33
6/ 2/06 37,847 56 36 38
6/30/06 42,317 66 40 49
8/ 4/06 45,315 70 34 50
9/ 1/06 46,781 71 27 59
10/ 6/06 47,369 83 25 98 71
11/ 3/06 45,780 80 20 91 77
12/ 1/06 43,103 65 18 72 96 39 20
1/ 5/07 35,646 54 4 60 117 33 6 71 66
-------- ------ -------------- -------------- ----------
2/ 2/07 36,715 38 15 45 124 29 16 61 71 70
3/ 2/07 41,251 42 14 51 114 26 10 68 79 55 25 76
4/ 6/07 42,857 41 23 49 107 18 8 73 103 54 52 50
5/ 4/07 45,918 46 28 54 92 19 6 82 79 71 37 52
6/ 1/07 52,198 50 25 61 78 17 15 87 78 77 39 53
6/30/07 52,769 42 18 56 81 17 11 92 77 74 33 61
8/ 3/07 54,166 53 28 68 86 23 12 78 76 84 39 68
8/31/07 57,432 57 21 72 98 18 7 69 75 90 40 79
9/28/07 58,973 59 17 74 103 26 9 90 81 87 20 87
11/ 2/07 58,731 62 19 81 120 29 7 106 77 98 35 88
11/30/07 59,108 52 14 67 136 23 11 88 94 96 23 96
12/31/07 53,475 42 5 53 148 19 2 73 119 79 13 116
-------- ------ -------------- -------------- ----------
2/ 1/08 53,722 54 16 67 157 26 16 101 118 89 36 96
2/29/08 53,520 50 10 68 178 29 8 108 108 88 21 103
3/28/08 53,566 57 17 81 171 32 13 122 92 82 22 105
4/ 4/08 54,290 55 1 78 164 34 0 124 101 82 5 101
4/11/08 54,468 56 6 79 162 34 2 125 104 79 13 102
4/18/08 60 10 84 161 33 4 126 96 79 20 98
4/25/08
Thursday, April 17, 2008
Pacific Palisades 2008 sales
I've noted in the inventory reports that record numbers of houses are unsold in Pacific Palisades. Of the properties that have been recorded sold so far in 2008 it's striking their further discounts off final asking price - especially older listings - and - reinforcing the comments about Zillow in the last post - how Zillow's current Zestimate is way high on most.
I track individual properties in PP less than $2M. Here's what the county or Zillow have recorded so far. For the sales recorded in Zillow I've also cited their current (4/16/08) Zestimate in orange.
The photo is 16543 Akron St., 2 bed / 2 bath, reduced to $1,199K from its original 9/13/07 $1,249K listing, sold 3/4/08 for $1,175K.
1182 Bienveneda, 3/2, OLP=$1,382K (red. $1,295K), LD=10/8/07, SD=1/11/08, SP=$1,200K, $1,454.5K
1022 Lachman, 3/2, $1,499K, 11/27/07, 2/7/08, $1,457K
627 Baylor, 4/3, $1,849K (red. $1,649K), 3/27/7 (!), 4/3/08, $1,559K, $2,681K (!)
1153 Iliff, 3/2, $1,680K, 1/23/08, 4/1/08, $1,650K, $1,675K
215 Quadro Vecchio, 3/2, $1,695K, 1/2/08, 3/5/08, $1,458K, $1,694K
16984 Avenida Santa Ynez, 4/2.5, $1,695K, 1/3/08, 2/25/08, $1,600K
16820 Charmel, 3/2.5, $1,949K (red. $1,795K), 9/14/07, 3/20/08, $1,625K, $1,902K
1101 Maroney, 4/2.75, $1,975K (red. $1,895K), 9/6/07, 3/26/08, $1,735K, $2,096.5K
Wednesday, April 16, 2008
Sunset & Ocean Park 2008 sales
Remember 2613 5th St. in Ocean Park, a 3 bed / 2 bath on the corner of Ocean Park Blvd., reduced to $1,049K from its original 6/1/07 $1,495K listing? It finally sold for $1 million even on 3/24/08. Was it a whopping 33% discount, or still a rediculous price?
Following yesterday's north of Montana 2008 sales, here are the other sales recorded so far this year in Ocean and Sunset Parks. Generally it took another discount off the reduced price to finally sell.
724 Navy, 2 bed/1.5 bath, OLP=$949K (red. to $899K), LD=5/6/07, SD=1/25/08, SP=$849K
3118 17th, 2/2, $1,295K (red. $1,049K), 9/7/07, 2/22/08, $1,067K
3409 Pearl, 3/2, $1,147K (red. $1,099K), 1/7/08, 3/3/08, $1,055K
1307 Marine, 3/2, $1,195K, 11/6/07, 2/21/08, $1,100K
2643 31st, 5/2.5 (duplex), $1,250K, 1/7/08, 2/20/08, $1,300K
3041 Paula, 5/4, $1,495K (red. $1,395K), 10/5/07, 2/26/08, $1,170K
1336 Sunset, 4/3, $1,625K, 12/14/07, 2/28/08, $1,568K
427 Pier, 3/2.5, $1,795K, 11/28/07, 1/15/08, $1,625K
2343 29th, 4/4.5, $1,995K (red. $1,895K), 8/2/07, 2/4/08, $1,825K
Tuesday, April 15, 2008
North of Montana 2008 sales
WarchestSM just reported this 3 bed / 2.5 bath at 219 23rd, asking $2,395K, sold for $1.88M. This would represent a lot-value drop back below $2M, a big deal.
Let's look at the other sales north of Montana that have closed this year and been reported by the County and/or Zillow:
704 15th, 2 bed/1 bath, OLP=$2,295K (red. to $1,990K), LD=8/22/07, SD=2/25/08, SP=$2,100K
334 15th, 2/1, $2,295K, 1/11/08, 2/8/08, $2,400K
231 18th, 3/1.75, $2,349K, 1/11/08, 2/8/08, $2,325K
416 17th, 3/2, $2,550K (red. to $2,399K), 11/29/07, 2/26/08, $2,360K
848 25th, 5/4.5, $3,350K (red. to $2,995K), 7/30/07, 1/8/08, $2,850K
202 14th, 6/4, $3,858K (red. to $3,288K), 5/24/07, 1/18/08, $3,050K
Not enough examples yet to establish a low-end falling trend, but they do show resistance to price increases.
March DataQuick
The fall continues in DataQuick's March statistics. Los Angeles County volume (above) for March was down 49% from March 2007. Median price was down 18.5% from the August 2007 peak. Note the graph above highlights in yellow the second quarter of each year, historically the highest volume and largest price rise.
Below are median prices for four southern California counties. Los Angeles County is back to March 2005 levels, Orange and Ventura Counties are earlier in spring 2004, and San Diego County has crossed back into late 2003.
Saturday, April 12, 2008
Weekly inventory update
4/11 - Pretty flat for the week, SM slightly up, PP flat, MV down a little.
4/4 - Santa Monica is down a little, Pacific Palisades is up a little (and setting record highs because of higher-priced listings), and Mar Vista is flat. (3/28 New listings adjusted for new listings through 3/31.)
LA County Santa Monica Pacific Palisades Mar Vista
<$3M New Tot DOM<$2M New Tot DOM Tot New DOM
-------- ------ -------------- -------------- ----------
1/30/06 27,732
2/28/06 29,420
3/31/06 31,819
5/ 1/06 34,032 38 33
6/ 2/06 37,847 56 36 38
6/30/06 42,317 66 40 49
8/ 4/06 45,315 70 34 50
9/ 1/06 46,781 71 27 59
10/ 6/06 47,369 83 25 98 71
11/ 3/06 45,780 80 20 91 77
12/ 1/06 43,103 65 18 72 96 39 20
1/ 5/07 35,646 54 4 60 117 33 6 71 66
-------- ------ -------------- -------------- ----------
2/ 2/07 36,715 38 15 45 124 29 16 61 71 70
3/ 2/07 41,251 42 14 51 114 26 10 68 79 55 25 76
4/ 6/07 42,857 41 23 49 107 18 8 73 103 54 52 50
5/ 4/07 45,918 46 28 54 92 19 6 82 79 71 37 52
6/ 1/07 52,198 50 25 61 78 17 15 87 78 77 39 53
6/30/07 52,769 42 18 56 81 17 11 92 77 74 33 61
8/ 3/07 54,166 53 28 68 86 23 12 78 76 84 39 68
8/31/07 57,432 57 21 72 98 18 7 69 75 90 40 79
9/28/07 58,973 59 17 74 103 26 9 90 81 87 20 87
11/ 2/07 58,731 62 19 81 120 29 7 106 77 98 35 88
11/30/07 59,108 52 14 67 136 23 11 88 94 96 23 96
12/31/07 53,475 42 5 53 148 19 2 73 119 79 13 116
-------- ------ -------------- -------------- ----------
2/ 1/08 53,722 54 16 67 157 26 16 101 118 89 36 96
2/29/08 53,520 50 10 68 178 29 8 108 108 88 21 103
3/28/08 53,566 57 17 81 171 32 13 122 92 82 22 105
4/ 4/08 54,290 55 1 78 164 34 0 124 101 82 5 101
4/11/08 54,468 56 6 79 162 34 2 125 104 79 13 102
4/18/08
Friday, April 11, 2008
SM Earth Day tomorrow
On a different subject ... but not that different from whether Westside real estate prices are sustainable ... the annual Earth Day event is on the Santa Monica Third Street Promenade from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. tomorrow. See Earth Day LA for more info.
Wednesday, April 9, 2008
hotpads.com
Just found this hotpads.com foreclosure map for Los Angeles, via The Big Picture. Not as many on the Westside as in the Valley or South LA, but still above average. Each house symbol on the original map displays information about that foreclosure. (Click image to enlarge, or hotpads.com link for interactive version.)
Tuesday, April 8, 2008
17th Street condos update
Remember the three for-sale signs in front of the 13-unit condo building at 1144 17th, just north of Wilshire, back on January 23rd (see PVC's comment then for more background on #14)?
They're still there, becoming landmarks (at least to Bagel Nosh diners)! Let's see what's happened to their prices in the intervening nearly three months:
#8 - 2 bed/1.75 bath, asking $632K, LD=1/10/08, now $598K
#12 - 2/2, asking $655,999, 9/28/07 (sold 3/14/07 for $633K), now $645,899
#14 (front unit) - 3/3, asking $899K, 1/14/08 (sold 3/30/07 for $855K), now $849K
Some reductions, but not enough.
Friday, April 4, 2008
Weekly inventory update
4/4 - Santa Monica is down a little, Pacific Palisades is up a little (and setting record highs because of higher-priced listings), and Mar Vista is flat. (3/28 New listings adjusted for new listings through 3/31.)
LA County Santa Monica Pacific Palisades Mar Vista
<$3M New Tot DOM<$2M New Tot DOM Tot New DOM
-------- ------ -------------- -------------- ----------
1/30/06 27,732
2/28/06 29,420
3/31/06 31,819
5/ 1/06 34,032 38 33
6/ 2/06 37,847 56 36 38
6/30/06 42,317 66 40 49
8/ 4/06 45,315 70 34 50
9/ 1/06 46,781 71 27 59
10/ 6/06 47,369 83 25 98 71
11/ 3/06 45,780 80 20 91 77
12/ 1/06 43,103 65 18 72 96 39 20
1/ 5/07 35,646 54 4 60 117 33 6 71 66
-------- ------ -------------- -------------- ----------
2/ 2/07 36,715 38 15 45 124 29 16 61 71 70
3/ 2/07 41,251 42 14 51 114 26 10 68 79 55 25 76
4/ 6/07 42,857 41 23 49 107 18 8 73 103 54 52 50
5/ 4/07 45,918 46 28 54 92 19 6 82 79 71 37 52
6/ 1/07 52,198 50 25 61 78 17 15 87 78 77 39 53
6/30/07 52,769 42 18 56 81 17 11 92 77 74 33 61
8/ 3/07 54,166 53 28 68 86 23 12 78 76 84 39 68
8/31/07 57,432 57 21 72 98 18 7 69 75 90 40 79
9/28/07 58,973 59 17 74 103 26 9 90 81 87 20 87
11/ 2/07 58,731 62 19 81 120 29 7 106 77 98 35 88
11/30/07 59,108 52 14 67 136 23 11 88 94 96 23 96
12/31/07 53,475 42 5 53 148 19 2 73 119 79 13 116
-------- ------ -------------- -------------- ----------
2/ 1/08 53,722 54 16 67 157 26 16 101 118 89 36 96
2/29/08 53,520 50 10 68 178 29 8 108 108 88 21 103
3/28/08 53,566 57 17 81 171 32 13 122 92 82 22 105
4/ 4/08 54,290 55 1 78 164 34 0 124 101 82 5 101
4/11/08