Housing Analysis
After checking out this page about San Diego Market and Housing Analysis, you should have a better idea of where pricing is headed in the short term. (Long term all pricing is headed higher because of the FED. 2%+ mandate.
- See the community’s makeup by average Age, Income, Gender, Education, and ethnic Group. It’s kind of cool. (From NAR, National Association of Realtors) This chart is located at the bottom of this webpage. (Interactive Data)
- Market Report by Zip Code, you should be able to view the direction of Home Prices in each Zip Code. (Are they going up?) San Diego neighborhoods.
Technically Reading the "Tea leaf's."
(Nerd & Geek Stuff 😂)
- Mortgage Market Survey Archive,” Freddie Mac
- Consumer Price Index Summary,” Bureau of Labor Statistics
- “Producer Price Index News Release Summary,” Bureau of Labor Statistics
- “Policy Tools: Open Market Operations,”
- “CME FedWatch Tool, CME Group, showing target rate probabilities after the FOMC meeting.
- FOMC Videos.
- CPI San Diego (BLS.Gov)
- “Employment Situation Summary,” Bureau of Labor Statistics
- “Daily Treasury Yield Curve Rates,” U.S. Department of Treasury
- Ten-Year T Bill Rate Chart.(CNBC)
San Diego Neighborhood, Home Pricing Charts.
Housing Analysis and Home Price Charts by Neighborhood. Data seems to be reliable but not guaranteed. Data From SD-MLS (SDAR) Continually updated.
Mortgage New Daily
Mortgage Daily App. Click Here
Mortgage Calculator with Amortization Click Here
FX Street Data, The Info to help understand where we stand. Economically Speaking Click Here
The Ten Year Yield is a useful indicator for predicting the direction of mortgage rates. Generally, you can add about 2.25% to the ten-year T-bill rate to estimate the mortgage rate.
When looking at the Ten-Year T-Bill Chart, you can determine whether the rate is going up or down: Housing Analysis
- If the rate is going up, it’s a sign of inflation. In this case, don’t wait; buy a house today.
- If the rate is going down, it’s a sign of deflation. In this case, it’s okay to wait to buy a house.
- In my opinion, if the Ten Year T-bill drops below 3.35%, we’re likely headed lower. This indicates a struggling market, with banks making less money and thus lending less. This may make it harder to get a loan, housing inventory may rise when homeowners feel they are losing their equity. (May start the big unravel) Otherwise, if rates don’t break the 3.35 level, but just hover around, then the market should continue to rise. (Just my thoughts)
Reports on Housing by Stephen Thomas
I do follow Stephen Thomas, an Economist focused on the Real Estate market, Housing Analysis . He offers great insight into the San Diego Market. Click here for his web page.
San Diego Market Reports by Zip Code
The links below will let you see the current (weekly updated) market reports. However, I believe that data without a professional realtor’s insight is incomplete. Feel free to reach out for an “on-the-ground” explanation of the market conditions.
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In the Box Below, Select the area you are interested in. You will see the demographics by area. (Not Zip Code) Data from the National Association of Realtor
