Local Market Stats – January 2019 Figures

“From our perspective, additional inventory is a good thing. However, home buyers dislike uncertainty more than most things, and the transition period from inventory being too tight to inventory rising has indeed added uncertainty to the market.” – Ivy Zelman, The Z Report —- In other words, the market is balancing itself out, and there is no need for worry.

Looking at the table below, we see several things:

1.) Home values are continuing to appreciate though at a slower rate than the previous two years. This is good news for homeowners, many who have been nervous due to a lot of negative chatter. It’s also good for homebuyers, as an assurance of the strength of your purchase from an investment perspective.

2.) The supply of homes on the market has grown. This is great news for buyers because there is more of a selection to choose from, and less competition for you to get into a home. For sellers, it means your home may stay on the market a little longer than has been the case, and though there may still be multiple offers, the insane bidding wars we’ve seen recently are cooling down.

3.) Some of the cities in our area have tipped to a balanced market, while those with generally higher price points have moved into a market that favors buyers.

In the meantime, you can find the data for your city in the chart below. 

NOTE: Months of supply is a good indicator of whether a particular real estate market is favoring buyers or sellers. Typically, a market that favors sellers has less than 6 months of supply, while more than 6 months of supply indicates an excess of homes for sale that favors buyers.

CITY January Average Sales Price Jan. Ave. Days on Market Total # of Sales – January Total # of Sales – YTD Year over Year Appreciation Active Listings Months of Supply
Arcadia  $             1,194,961 49 31 31 10.6% 229 7.4
Azusa  $                557,893 31 30 30 4.2% 102 3.4
Baldwin Park  $                450,882 29 17 17 9.1% 82 4.8
Claremont  $                674,942 45 12 12 3.5% 85 7.1
Covina  $                549,684 30 33 33 6.4% 122 3.7
Diamond Bar  $                710,809 44 31 31 4.1% 192 6.2
Fontana  $                396,269 31 106 106 7.5% 412 3.9
Glendora  $                590,173 38 32 32 4.9% 115 3.6
Hacienda Heights  $                678,502 59 27 27 6.4% 106 3.9
La Puente  $                485,297 33 35 35 8.9% 108 3.1
La Verne  $                513,482 51 14 14 3.9% 67 4.8
Montclair  $                409,573 49 19 19 6.6% 28 1.5
Montebello  $                525,665 40 16 16 5.2% 58 3.6
Ontario  $                416,255 38 78 78 9.8% 269 3.4
Pomona  $                420,426 48 42 42 7.6% 204 4.9
Rancho Cucamonga  $                563,792 52 98 98 7.9% 412 4.2
Rowland Heights  $                660,368 42 13 13 -1.3% 72 5.5
San Dimas  $                618,294 58 18 18 0.8% 80 4.4
Upland  $                561,392 60 51 51 6.7% 152 3.0
Walnut  $                906,876 44 9 9 -5.8% 120 13.3
West Covina  $                575,565 32 33 33 5.1% 179 5.4

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