How Is The Solana Beach Real Estate Market?

Do you live in Solana Beach, or are you thinking about buying a home there? If you are thinking about the Solana Beach real estate market, you certainly aren’t the only one. North County, and Solana Beach in particular have been seeing major changes recently, and many people are watching to see what prices are going to do. Newspapers, television, websites, and almost every person you pass on the street seem to have an opinion about the current real estate market. Unfortunately, most aren’t based on fact, or they are based on large geographic averages, and not our local Solana Beach market. What is happening in New York, Los Angeles, or even the rest of San Diego County, isn’t necessarily a reflection on what is happening here, in Solana Beach. That is why it is so important to get HYPER LOCAL numbers, especially if you are making a decision to sell, or purchase a home. Below we have posted data for the city of Solana Beach, as it stands today. We will also re-post every 30 days- so you can get a good idea what is happening in your home town. If you would like more specific, zip code based numbers- give us a call, or shoot us an email. We can also set up an auto email, so you get up to date numbers, sent to your inbox weekly.
Deciding what to do with your home, or whether or not to purchase a new one, is too big a decision to make, without accurate data. We would be happy to keep you abreast of the changes in the Solana Beach real estate market, so you can make an informed, intelligent, decision.

Solana Beach Real Estate Statistics for Single Family Homes

 

Solana Beach Real Estate Statistics for Condos/Town Homes

 

Median Price of Homes in Solana Beach

The median price tracks the middle range price of homes in the area. Half the homes have sold for more, and half have sold for less.

 

Total Inventory for Solana Beach

The total inventory tracks how many homes are currently listed for sale, and addresses the issue of “Supply and Demand.” A low inventory, coupled with a low average days on market, indicates that the supply isn’t keeping pace with demand. An increased inventory, with increased days on market, means there isn’t sufficient demand for the number of homes currently for sale.

 

Average Days on Market in Solana Beach

The average days on market tracks how long it takes for a home to sell. Shorter days on market indicate a decrease in inventory, and more demand.

 

Market Action Index for Solana Beach

The market action index answers the question “How’s the market?” by measuring the current rate of sales versus the amount of inventory. Index above 30 implies Seller’s Market conditions. Below 30, conditions favor the buyer.

 

If you are wondering what all this means to the value of your Solana Beach home- CLICK HERE to for an instant online home value. Just enter your address, and a value report will be emailed to you in seconds!

For more information on the Solana Beach real estate market, selling your home, or homes for sale- contact Graham and Kelly at (760)421-1733, or email us.