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Home Prices In Redwood City Expected To Rise This Year

Real estate website forecasts prices to increase for 2013 in all but one Bay Area zip code.

Home prices in Redwood City will rise upwards of 7 percent this year, according to a study conducted by an online real estate site.

Zillow.com expects home prices in 244 of the 245 zip codes in the Bay Area to rise in 2013. The only exception will be the 94515 zip code in Calistoga, according to a story in the San Francisco Chronicle.

The story suggests that the primary reason for the price increase is the tight inventory, a lack of homes for sale on the market.

But even with the increase, prices still lag behind peak prices of a few years ago.

Here is data for individual zip codes in the Redwood City area.

 

Zip Code Dec. 2012 median Dec. 2013 projection Increase % decrease from peak price 94063 $511,600 $575,124.70 12.4%  -25.3 percent 94061 $789,300 $858,319.89 8.7% -6.2 percent 94062 $1,215,100 $1,315,183.24 8.2% -3.2 percent 94065 $860,200 $921,077.47 7.1% -6.2 percent

 

What do you think of this data? Tell us your thoughts in the comments below.

 

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Merrily May 20, 2013 at 09:54 pm
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Vanessa Castañeda (Editor) May 20, 2013 at 05:19 pm
Good question, Bret.
Vanessa Castañeda (Editor) May 16, 2013 at 11:35 am
Pamela, are you following a conversation that's taking place on Patch?
Bret Baird May 18, 2013 at 09:05 am
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Linda Allen April 10, 2013 at 02:02 pm
Jennifer, thank you for all your wonderful work on Patch. Life is a journey and you're on yours.Read More It will be an amazing change for you and family. Real estate will definately be cheaper, which is my bigest gripe with rentals in the bay area. I wish you all the happiness you deserve. Linda Allen
Kate Ashley April 5, 2013 at 06:18 pm
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Jacqueline Whittier Kubicka April 5, 2013 at 04:03 pm
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