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Introduction To Extensive Central Portola Valley Real Estate Market Trends
The low number of closed escrows makes neighborhood trends volatile. For most neighborhoods, houses are the most common type of home sold. To quickly spot changes in the Central Portola Valley real estate market view Central Portola Valley house prices per sq.ft. and Central Portola Valley house sales price vs. list price. Changes in the mix of houses sold in the Central Portola Valley neighborhood can change the average price even when the price per sq.ft. does not change. The sales price vs. list price chart flags changes in demand vs. supply. The numerous other trends plotted help you both understand and compare Central Portola Valley real estate to other areas. Recently completed townhouse and condo developments because of their size can have significant short term impacts on supply vs. demand for their respective home types but typically do not affect overall Central Portola Valley housing supply vs. demand trends.
Central Portola Valley Real Estate Trends - Houses
Short summary of 4 key Central Portola Valley single family house real estate trends which can be printed.
Central Portola Valley Real Estate Trends - Average and Median Home Prices of Houses
When trying to understand Central Portola Valley neighborhood home prices the first and most often real estate trend looked at is either average or median home sales price. The average price can be pushed up by a particularly expensive home being sold. Much less often an especially low price for one or two homes can push the average price down. By looking at both average and median price a quick judgment can be made about any unusually high or low prices
Quarterly Average Price of Central Portola Valley & Portola Valley Houses Sold
Quarterly Median Price of Central Portola Valley & Portola Valley Houses Sold
Quarterly Average and Median Price of Central Portola Valley Houses Sold
Yearly Average Price of Central Portola Valley & Portola Valley Houses Sold
Central Portola Valley Real Estate Trends - Home Prices Per Square Foot for Houses
The sales price of a Central Portola Valley house is affected by its size. Looking at price per square foot gives a partial adjustment for differences between houses. Furthermore if you look at the average size of a Central Portola Valley house sold you will see that it varies with time. Part of the variation is due to the random nature of which houses are being sold but there tends to be a increase in the size with time because when a house is replaced with a newer house, the newer house is almost always larger.
Quarterly Average Price Per Square Foot for Central Portola Valley & Portola Valley Houses Sold
Quarterly Average Price Per Square Foot for Central Portola Valley Houses Sold
Yearly Average Price Per Square Foot for Central Portola Valley & Portola Valley Houses Sold
Central Portola Valley Real Estate Trends - House Sales Prices vs. List Prices
Home buyers and sellers want to know the typical relationship between list price and sales price. This relationship varies with city and time. The plots below show this relationship Central Portola Valley houses using color coding which generally highlights changes in the market. More Central Portola Valley homes being sold over list price is a very good indicator of rising home prices. More homes being sold under list price is a very good indicator of falling home prices.
Quarterly Average Sales Price & List Price for Central Portola Valley Houses
Quarterly Average Sales Price & List Price for Portola Valley Houses Sold
Yearly Average Sales Price & List Price for Central Portola Valley Houses
Central Portola Valley Real Estate Trends - Number of Houses Sold
A quick estimate of how active the Central Portola Valley real estate market is can be found by looking at the number of houses sold. Locally there is a strong seasonal change in the number of houses sold. The lowest number of houses sold typically occurs around December & January. The highest number of houses sold typically occurs around May. Price changes do not track the seasonal change in the number of houses sold.
Quarterly Number of Sales & Price Per SqFt for Central Portola Valley Houses Sold
Quarterly Number of Central Portola Valley Houses Sold
Yearly Number of Sales & Price Per SqFt for Central Portola Valley Houses Sold
Central Portola Valley Real Estate Trends - Days On Market for Houses Sold
Many people look at "Days On Market", the average number of days a house is offered for sale before it sells, to spot changes in the Central Portola Valley real estate market. Increasing DOM implies buyers are not being as competitive to buy homes. This statistic also tends to have a seasonal variation. DOM is typically greater late in the year. Variation in this statistic can make it difficult to use this statistic to predict either rising or falling house prices.
Quarterly Average Days On Market for Central Portola Valley Houses Sold
Quarterly Average Days On Market for Portola Valley Houses Sold
Yearly Average Days On Market for Central Portola Valley Houses Sold
Central Portola Valley Real Estate Trends - Size of Houses Sold
The behavior of buyers and sellers can be somewhat different depending on the price of the house. There are times when low to mid-range homes are selling quickly but higher priced homes aren't or the reverse may be true. Generally house price is proportional to size in a given area. Locally newer homes are often larger than older homes. Looking at the average size of houses being sold can provide additional insight into the Central Portola Valley real estate market.
Quarterly Average Size of Central Portola Valley & Portola Valley Houses Sold
Quarterly Average Size of Central Portola Valley Houses Sold
Yearly Average Size of Central Portola Valley & Portola Valley Houses Sold
Central Portola Valley Real Estate Trends - Lot Size of Houses Sold
As mentioned above generally house price is proportional to house size in a given area. Another factor is lot size. Most local cities limit the maximum size of house that can be built depending upon the lot size. A larger house can be built on a larger lot. Additionally local cities may allow a secondary dwelling if the lot is greater than a specified size (typically 8,000 sf).
Looking at the average lot size of houses being sold can provide additional insight into the Central Portola Valley real estate market. Lot sizes over 100,000 sf are excluded from the statistics to prevent the uncommon sale from pushing the average much higher than the median.
Quarterly Average Lot Size of Central Portola Valley & Portola Valley Houses Sold
Quarterly Average Lot Size of Portola Valley Houses Sold
Yearly Average Lot Size of Central Portola Valley & Portola Valley Houses Sold
Central Portola Valley Real Estate Trends - Age of Houses Sold
A brand new Central Portola Valley home typically sells for a premium price compared to a similar sized home in the same neighborhood. When looking at average Central Portola Valley home prices, the average age should be checked to see if prices are changing because of demand or because different types of houses are being sold.
Quarterly Average Age of Central Portola Valley Houses Sold
Quarterly Average Age of Portola Valley Houses Sold
Yearly Average Age of Central Portola Valley Houses Sold
Central Portola Valley Home Prices - Maximum and Minimum for Houses Sold
When trying to understand the Central Portola Valley real estate market, it is useful to take a look at the extremes of the sales price range. Average buyers and sellers in each price range may act differently.
Quarterly Maximum Price for Central Portola Valley Houses Sold
Quarterly Maximum Price for Portola Valley Houses Sold
Quarterly Minimum Price for Central Portola Valley Houses Sold
Quarterly Minimum Price for Portola Valley Houses Sold
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