Buyer Demand Outpacing the Supply of Almaden Valley Homes this Spring
Almaden Valley real estate remains an incredibly strong seller’s market, with buyer demand far outstripping the supply of single family homes that are on the market at any given time.
Compared to last month around the same time, the situation remains virtually unchanged, with 42 single family homes on the market then AND now. Today there are 63 properties under contract; a month ago, there were 61.
The number of distressed (ie short sale, foreclosure and auction) properties had dropped significantly over the same time frame, from 55 to 46. Since distressed listings tend to depress prices, this decrease plus the high demand by buyers will likely continue to drive home prices upward.
Now is a GREAT time to be an Almaden Valley home seller! Give me a call and let me show how I can help you sell YOUR home in this strong market!



The latest monthly data is in for Almaden Valley real estate, and it demonstrates what I’ve been conveying: the number of available single family homes is dropping as predicted for the holiday season, but buyers are expressing uncharacteristic interest in the market.
The seasonal slowdown in inventory that the Almaden Valley real estate market has been experiencing these last few weeks is pretty much continuing on schedule. The number of available single family homes increased from 47 last week to 48 this week, while the percentage of listings in escrow dropped from 52% to 51% over the same time frame.
Saturday, November 17, 2012, 10am to 1pm

This past week saw an increase in the number of single family homes on the Almaden Valley real estate market; from 59 last week to 65 this week.