Simi Valley Housing Market Update YTD August 31, 2009

by Ted Mackel on September 10, 2009

Simi Valley Housing Market Update YTD August 31, 2009

Simi Valley Home Sales through August 31, 2009 continue with similar trending patterns as June, July and August are following our typical seasonal patterns of lower volumes as we head in to the fourth quarter.  Simi Valley Single Family detached homes peaked in May at 92 closings and pulled back to 80 a month for June, July and August.  This is 18 units fewer than in 2008 for June and July; 7 fewer than August 2008.  While low interest rates, historically low inventory and the $8000.00 federal tax credit for first time buyers continues to drive the lower end of the market,  the recovery is going to be protracted and drawn out.  Any substantial increase in interest rates, available inventory or pricing could put the brakes on an already struggling Simi Valley housing market.

Activity – Single Family Detached Homes
Active Listings Simi Valley Moorpark
Active
# Units 347 109
Average List Price 563,665 1,007,273
Average Days Listed 108 130
Pending Sales in Escrow
# Units 105 26
Average List Price 444,521 693,922
Average Days on Market 61 81
Total Closed Sales for 2008
# Units 635 171
Average List Price 465,188 566,132
Average Sold Price 456,256 548,764
Average Days Listed 84 84
Average Closed Sales per month 79.38 21.38
Unsold Inventory Index (in months) 4.37 5.10
Activity – Single Family Attached Homes
Active Listings Simi Valley Moorpark
Active
# Units 142 27
Average List Price 309,242 263,843
Average Days Listed 183 125
Pending Sales in Escrow
# Units 31 13
Average List Price 277,241 284,832
Average Days on Market 61 71
Total Closed Sales for 2008
# Units 122 57
Average List Price 279,051 264,168
Average Sold Price 271,051 258,018
Average Days Listed 97 87
Average Closed Sales per month 15.25 7.13
Unsold Inventory Index (in months) 9.31 3.79
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