RIVERSIDE Co | SFR | Price | % chg | $/Sq Ft | |
Countywide | | 2,911 | $181 | -41.00% | $94 |
Banning | 92220 | 36 | $89 | -58.60% | $72 |
Beaumont | 92223 | 55 | $206 | -29.00% | $94 |
Blythe | 92225 | 3 | $150 | -28.60% | $98 |
Cabazon | 92230 | 3 | $85 | -56.40% | $56 |
Calimesa | 92320 | 5 | $175 | -19.70% | $115 |
Canyon Lake | 92587 | 31 | $181 | -47.50% | $101 |
Cathedral City | 92234 | 79 | $172 | -40.80% | $103 |
Coachella | 92236 | 52 | $143 | -23.80% | $77 |
Corona | 92879 | 58 | $254 | -35.70% | $131 |
Corona | 92880 | 65 | $353 | -11.70% | $123 |
Corona | 92881 | 29 | $345 | -12.70% | $149 |
Corona | 92882 | 65 | $265 | -30.40% | $150 |
Corona | 92883 | 70 | $291 | -36.00% | $127 |
Dsrt Hot Springs | 92240 | 102 | $80 | -53.90% | $53 |
Dsrt Hot Springs | 92241 | 7 | $107 | -50.20% | $68 |
Hemet | 92543 | 40 | $67 | -41.50% | $59 |
Hemet | 92544 | 58 | $120 | -39.00% | $70 |
Hemet | 92545 | 65 | $127 | -47.10% | $73 |
Idyllwild | 92549 | 10 | $220 | -23.50% | $211 |
Indian Wells | 92210 | 2 | $1,370 | -20.60% | $522 |
Indio | 92201 | 79 | $145 | -48.20% | $93 |
Indio | 92203 | 45 | $200 | -39.30% | $91 |
La Quinta | 92253 | 73 | $275 | -51.00% | $152 |
Lake Elsinore | 92530 | 79 | $135 | -51.60% | $85 |
Lake Elsinore | 92532 | 50 | $205 | -36.60% | $82 |
Mecca | 92254 | 3 | $72 | -68.00% | $55 |
Menifee | 92584 | 72 | $190 | -29.90% | $88 |
Mira Loma | 91752 | 22 | $280 | -6.00% | $126 |
Moreno Valley | 92551 | 76 | $145 | -39.30% | $80 |
Moreno Valley | 92553 | 121 | $104 | -48.30% | $78 |
Moreno Valley | 92555 | 78 | $207 | -31.90% | $82 |
Moreno Valley | 92557 | 81 | $157 | -33.20% | $93 |
Mountain Center | 92561 | 2 | $144 | -78.50% | $123 |
Murrieta | 92562 | 107 | $260 | -27.90% | $101 |
Murrieta | 92563 | 94 | $240 | -22.60% | $93 |
Norco | 92860 | 31 | $334 | -26.60% | $147 |
Nuevo | 92567 | 11 | $185 | -28.40% | $102 |
Palm Desert | 92211 | 18 | $325 | -18.00% | $176 |
Palm Desert | 92260 | 17 | $209 | -51.70% | $151 |
Palm Springs | 92262 | 34 | $278 | -32.30% | $169 |
Palm Springs | 92264 | 12 | $480 | -34.20% | $245 |
Perris | 92570 | 50 | $150 | -48.30% | $76 |
Perris | 92571 | 136 | $135 | -41.90% | $73 |
Rancho Mirage | 92270 | 14 | $385 | -53.00% | $168 |
Riverside | 92501 | 16 | $195 | -20.70% | $107 |
Riverside | 92503 | 85 | $181 | -32.90% | $121 |
Riverside | 92504 | 53 | $150 | -41.20% | $112 |
Riverside | 92505 | 42 | $191 | -52.90% | $125 |
Riverside | 92506 | 40 | $225 | -30.60% | $154 |
Riverside | 92507 | 26 | $173 | -46.90% | $110 |
Riverside | 92508 | 38 | $308 | -15.50% | $115 |
Riverside | 92509 | 79 | $141 | -48.70% | $111 |
San Jacinto | 92582 | 50 | $156 | -36.50% | $67 |
San Jacinto | 92583 | 56 | $112 | -44.00% | $74 |
Sun City | 92585 | 21 | $189 | -26.60% | $86 |
Sun City | 92586 | 32 | $117 | -41.50% | $84 |
Temecula | 92590 | 1 | $600 | n/a | $222 |
Temecula | 92591 | 37 | $258 | -15.00% | $115 |
Temecula | 92592 | 92 | $295 | -18.10% | $118 |
Thousand Palms | 92276 | 14 | $146 | -48.90% | $85 |
White Water | 92282 | 6 | $105 | -60.50% | $66 |
Wildomar | 92595 | 30 | $226 | -26.70% | $97 |
Winchester | 92596 | 44 | $230 | -27.00% | $86 |
Saturday, March 21, 2009
Price per Zip code
Here's the Feb report on the median prices per zip code. Also listed is the median price per sq/ft. I have highlighted the Zips where the median price was under $100k and the where the median price per sq/ft was under $100 s/f. The median price per square ft is now under $100 in nearly 50% of the Riverside zips. And it's getting close in many more.
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Great chart again X! Any idea where to find a chart with price per sq ft in the zips historically? I wonder what the medians were in 2000 or 1997. When will Riverside city drop below 100?
I notice that in many of the outlying regions, the typical house size appears to be less than 1500 sq. ft. (estimated by median price/median per sq. ft.) implying that even at current prices the big McMansions out there are just sitting. It looks like what's selling are the "rentable" smaller places. I would expect people who buy out there to live would be mostly people who really want big houses so it's mostly investors buying.
So between investor-heavy purchasing and continued oversupply on the large houses I expect further drops, even from these rather cheap prices (in the remote areas). That has grim implications for the less-remote areas (Riverside,, Corona, etc.) - they will have to compete with these outlying areas, and the true demand for bubble housing appears to be overwhelmed.
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