Monday, June 17, 2013

Palo Alto Ca Real Estate Market Update 6/15/2013


As a Palo Alto Real Estate Agent I am always being asked, "How's the market in Palo Alto?" The answer is simple:
Not enough inventory, plenty of buyers.

There are currently 38 single family Palo Alto homes for sale up from 34 last week.
There are currently 7 Palo Alto town homes/condos for sale, the same as last week.
There are currently 26 pending sales of Palo Alto single family homes, down from 30 last week.
There are currently 11 pending sales of Palo Alto Town homes/Condos, down from 10 last week.

In April of 2013 there were 46 single family Palo Alto homes sold, about 50% more than in March. The prices ranged from $1,050,000 to $10,000,000. No homes under a million is significant.

In April of 2013 there were 9 Palo Alto Town Homes/Condos sold, down 3 from March. The prices ranged from $785,000 to $1,350,000. This is a high starting price point for condos as well. 

We had a nice little increase in inventory this week with a decrease in pending sales. I believe this trend will continue and still hope that in June and July may see weekly homes in the 40's as more sellers seem to coming into the market. Right now at 38 single family homes for sale we are so close to 40 I think we may get there by next week. Now 40 homes for sale is still a strong seller's market, but it is not a ridiculous seller's market. Anything between 40 and 60 is typical seller's market for Palo 
Alto and over 90 is a buyer's market. As you can see, the chances of a buyer's market in the near future look slim, but if we 
could just have enough inventory that all the serious buyers could eventually win a bid I would be happy and seller's would still reap their appreciation. If you would like to search for homes for sale please feel free to visit my website for a custom search.


If you have any questions about buying or selling a home in Palo Alto please feel free to contact me.

Marcy Moyer
marcy@marcymoyer.com
D.R.E. 01191194
650-619-9285

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