advantagetitle posted: "October 8th, 2012, by Jon Lansner  OC Register Highlights of DataQuick’s Orange County homebuying report. For the 22 business days ending September 20 — the latest numbers — Orange County’s real estate market saw … 	Median selling pric"			 						 				 					
  							 								 									 										
  											 												 													 														 															 																																	 																 																 																																			   OC Register  Highlights of DataQuick’s Orange County homebuying report. For the 22 business days ending September 20 — the latest numbers — Orange County’s real estate market saw …   - Median selling price for all residences of $450,000 — that is up 7.1% vs. a year ago.
  - Total Orange County sales of 3,159 residences closed in the latest period — that is up 18.9% vs. a year ago.
  - Resales of single family homes were up 19.1% vs last year; condo sales rose 21.3% vs. year ago. Builders’ new homes sales were 4.8% higher in the same period.
  - Note: 39 of 83 Orange County ZIPs had both rising sales and prices in the period. Is your ZIP one of those neighborhoods? To see, CLICK HERE!
    And more analysis ….   - $450,000 median selling price is 30% below June 2007′s peak of $645,000.
  - Current price is at 2011′s peak (May and July) of $450,000; 13% above end of 2011′s median ($400,000.)
  - The most recent median is 22% above the cyclical low hit in January 2009 at $370,000 — so the median has recouped 29% of the $275,000 price drop from the peak.
  - Compared to cyclical low, single-family house median is 23% higher ($418,250 in January 2009); condo median is 17% higher ($252,000 in March 2009.) Builder prices for new homes are 46% above June 2009′s $424,000 bottom.
  - The median selling price of a single-family home is 30% less than their peak pricing (June ’07). Condos sell 37% below their peak in March 2006. Builder prices for new homes are 29% below their February ’05 top.
  - Single-family homes were 75% more expensive than condos in this period vs. 78% a year ago. From 1988-2011, the average house/condo gap was 58%.
  - Builder’s new homes sales were 5% of all residences sold in the period vs. 5% a year ago. From 1988-2011, builders did 14% of the Orange County homeselling.
    Here’s the breakdown of recent activity by key category; included is how the latest results compare to the average monthly sales pace from 1988 through 2011:     | Slice |  Price |  Price vs. year ago |  Sales |  Sales vs. year ago |  Sales vs. ’88-’11 avg. |     | Houses |  $515,000 |  +9.1% |  2,117 |  +19.1% |  -5.1% |     | Condos |  $295,000 |  +11.3% |  888 |  +21.3% |  3.9% |     | New |  $617,500 |  +3.8% |  154 |  +4.8% |  -69.9% |     | All O.C. |  $450,000 |  +7.1% |  3,159 |  +18.9% |  -12.2% |         																																	  																																	 																 																																	
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