Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been tagged as “Long Beach real estate statistics”
Although the most recent statistics for home sales in Long Beach show that prices are continuing to rise, there are also some signs that the Long Beach real estate market is cooling down a bit. Consider the following: The average time on the market reported for homes that sold last month, September 2018 was 33 days, up 17.9% from the …
Median home prices have soared in Southern California this summer, hitting new records in Los Angeles County. Yet while the market is quite active, sales are down, inventory remains low and bidding wars are still occurring, particularly in entry-level price ranges. In Long Beach, the median sales price in June was $670,000, up 8.2% from the previous June. However, the …
Nationally, the three most prominent residential real estate market trends are the ongoing lack of inventory, the steadily upward movement of home prices and year-over-year declines in home sales. Those trends are for the most part true in Long Beach as well. The inventory of houses for sale in Long Beach for the past 12 month is 1.8% below the prior year, …
Prices Are Up, Inventory is Down in Long Beach: A Look At Recent Long Beach Real Estate Statistics If you’d like more information on price trends in a particular area or if you’d like to know what your home is worth, simply fill out the contact form below and we’ll be happy to get that information to you.
August 2016 Real Estate Market Update for the 90804 Area of Long Beach Including the neighborhoods of Rose Park and Traffic Circle Area The median home price in 90804 was 38.1% higher in July 2016 than a year ago, and marks a new high in a three year period. Home prices have fluctuated in the area, but the general trend appears …
Is Now the Time to Buy or Sell a Home in Long Beach? The Long Beach real estate market is sizzling this spring, with prices rising and inventory shrinking. The median home price in Long Beach in April 2016 was $549,900, up 10% from April 2015. Meanwhile, there was a 1.9 month supply of homes for sale, down 22.6% from …
90802 Market Update: Real Estate Statistics and Information for the 90802 Areas of Long Beach, CA Including the Neighborhoods of Downtown, East Village, and Alamitos Beach The price of homes in 90802 have remained fairly consistent, with the exception of a major price surge in August 2014. At $291,000 in January 2016, the median price is 36% lower than the …
February 2016 Real Estate Market Update for the 90803 Area of Long Beach, CA Real Estate Statistics and Information Including the Neighborhoods of Belmont Shore, Belmont Park, Belmont Heights, Naples, the Peninsula, Bluff Park, Bluff Heights, Spinnaker Bay and Spinnaker Cove, University Park Estates, and Bixby Village Though home prices in 90803 have fluctuated a fair amount since 2013, the …
What’s Going On with the Real Estate Market in 90808? Market Statistics and Information for Neighborhoods Including Plaza, Carson Park, Lakewood Village, and Old Lakewood City After showing increases much of the year, home prices in 90808 showed some signs of leveling off. As of December 2015, the median home price in 90808 was $565,000, which is 5.6% higher than the previous December. …
January 2016 Market Update for the 90804 Area of Long Beach, CA 90804 Market Update: Statistics and Information Including the Neighborhoods of Rose Park and Traffic Circle Areas. The median home price in the 90804 area of Long Beach increased by 13.8% between December 2014 and December of 2015. The overall trend of the price of homes in 90804 has gone …
