San Diego Real Estate Market 2011 Outlook – Forecast – News
San Diego real estate market forecast 2011
San Diego real estate market forecast 2011
San Diego Real Estate 2011 – Year of the Short Sale
It’s that time of the year: The real estate industry is rolling out the shop-worn playbook of optimistic forecasts for the New Year. In San Diego these canned phrases are:
- Solid signs of a firming market,
- With interest rates near all-time lows,
- Buying now is a no-brainer,
- Get in now, before the huge pent-up demand for homes hits,
- What a great time to buy with low interest rates and a good supply of homes for sale,
- Act fast now, or you may be paying thousands more in a few months.
We have heard these same phrases since 2005. The major difference was that in 2005 and 2006 many of the Gurus were adding phrases: Read more 
San Diego Home Sales Take Huge Fall
San Diego home sale
The median price of a home in San Diego County increased 2.9 percent in October according to La Jolla-based MDA DataQuick. The same report showed home sales in San Diego County fell 25.1 percent in October, compared to the same month in 2009.
San Diego real estate 2010 2nd. Half Outlook … double-dips
San Diego real estate market … double-dips!
San Diego real estate forecast
San Diego home prices have risen for eleven consecutive months. Most major media outlets in San Diego are proclaiming that our real estate decline bottomed in April 2009.
A recent headline noted San Diego real estate price appreciation outpaced the rest of the nation. Another headline stated that San Diego County house prices rose 11.7% in April 2010, as compared to April 2009. This was proclaimed to be the fastest rate of annual appreciation increase in the nation. Plus, San Diego County home prices have been rebounding for the past year after their 40% decline from the top of the market in 2005. Read more
San Diego Housing Values Outlook
San Diego housing market
I can give about 10 good reasons on why buying San Diego this year may not be the optimum time:
1- Interest rates will eventually rise
2- Massive foreclosures flooding the market over the next 24 months
3- Federal stimulus is ending (though it could be extended)
4- Unemployment at 10% (In reality this is most likely closer to 17%) and rising
5- Pay cuts to those who are working
6- Next to impossible to get a loan without 20% down – who has that kind of cash laying around these days
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San Diego Real Estate Recovery in 2009?
San Diego home values could finally stabilize in 2009. With a huge inventory of available homes and buyers actually having to qualify for a mortgage, there is a better than 50/50 chance the San Diego housing recovery won't occur in 2009 and maybe not in 2010.
Top this off with the fact that in 2009 we will see more "regular' adjustable home loans come up for their first adjustament than all the subprime loans of the past two years. With today's lower rates it may not be the 'rate shock' that is the problem, but the fact that many homeowners will, for the first time ,realize that their San Diego home is worth tens of thousands less than their loan balance.
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