The number of listings in Redwood City continues to drop to about 60 percent of the average listings in the fall, which causes the inventory level to drop to less than a two months' supply.
In the meantime, buyers are not slowing down; the number of properties that went pending last week is 11.
The California Association of Realtors (CAR) has reported an increase in home sales in November in both the monthly and annual basis, marking the fifth consecutive month of year-to-year sales increases.
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All these factors indicate that we might have a strong spring rally.
No. of listings 103 No. of REOs (real estate owned, by a bank, government agency, etc.) 5 No. of short sales 22 No. of regular sales 76 No. of new listings last week 2 No. of listings has price increase last week 1 No. of listings has price decrease last week 8 No. of listings become pending last week 11 No. of property sold last week 22 Inventory level 1.82 monthsHomes sold this week (data source from MLS Listings Inc. and the San Mateo County Recorder's Office):
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Note: These statistics are generated using information from the MLSListings Inc. multiple listing service, but have not been verified and are not guaranteed. MLSListings Inc. disclaims any responsibility for the accuracy and reliability of these statistics. This information should not be relied upon for real estate transaction decisions. Neither Patch.com nor MLS Listings Inc. guarantees the completeness or accuracy of the information.