Saturday, February 27, 2010

February Inventory, Sold, New

Like January, Santa Monica inventory below $3M and Westside overall inventory is running a higher than two years ago (2008), but below last year's high financial-meltdown levels. Santa Monica >$3M is a bit lower. See the bottom for the breakdown of the Westside totals.

Santa Monica <$3M sales are similar to 2008, but new listings (that don't include relistings) are at record levels. Conversely >$3M sales are moribund (1 in January, 0 in February), and new listings (again excluding relistings) are the lowest in four years.






All Westside

                 1/29     4/2    5/28    7/30    10/1   11/26
2/26 4/30 7/2 8/27 10/29 12/31


Bel Air-Holmby H. 91 99
Beverly Ctr.-M.M. 58 66
Beverly Hills 96 115
B.Hills P.O. 127 126
Beverlywood Vic. 31 34
Brentwood 102 115
Cheviot-R.Park '8' 21 18
Culver City 30 36
Malibu 209 215
Malibu Beach 75 70
Marina Del Rey 27 31
Pacific Palisades 106 107
Palms-Mar Vista 58 65
Playa Del Rey 14 13
Playa Vista 4 3
Santa Monica 68 74
Sunset-Hwd.Hills 214 228
Topanga 53 66
Venice 61 66
W.Hollywood Vic. 37 36
West L.A. 12 17
Westchester 49 47
Westwood-Cent.City 42 44
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2010 Totals 1585
1691
2009 Totals 2027 2281 2196 2233 2034 1827
2205 2262 2160 2133 1979 1486
2008 Totals 1509 1694 1917 2019 2006 2128
1524 1846 1974 1942 2085 1822
2007 Totals 1282 1274 1457 1522 1671 1600
1308 1377 1483 1551 1731 1329
See 2007, 2008, and 2009 monthly totals. Santa Monica here omits Santa Monica Canyon (in City of Los Angeles but S.M. Post Office).

2 comments:

Anonymous said...

Thanks for updating the #s!!!

Great to have facts amongst all the noise and uncertainty.

Robert said...

If anyone can understand your numerical mumbo jumbo, he/she is a mathematical genius.
Suggest you present the figures in a readable columns.