Dublin Real Estate Market Update, March 2011

Below you will find various graphs for the Dublin real estate market, each graph represents both active listings as well pending and sold listings for the past 30 days. We have broken up each graph based on price ranges in order to easily decipher where your home or potential home may fall if you decide to buy or sell in each range.

Included in the various information below you find not only homes actively on market and pending/sold listings but you will also find average days on market in each price range as well as an absorption rate for each. An absorption rate is best described as the ratio of the current inventory of active listings compared to sales. In other words, given recent activity, we can estimate how long it will take for the entire inventory of active listings to sell, assuming no new listings were to appear on the market.

Dublin Homes Under $299,999: Currently there are 25 homes for sale in Dublin under $299,999, 21 homes have pending sales or have sold in the past 30 days, these homes had an average market time of 48 days. At the present rate of sale, it will take a little over a month to sell all of the current active listings, without adding any new homes for sale, this is the absorption rate.

Dublin Homes $300,000-$499,999: Currently there are 66 homes for sale in Dublin between $300,000 and $499,999,28  homes have pending sales or have sold in the past 30 days, these homes had an average market time of 35 days. At the present rate of sale, it will take about two and a half months to sell all of the current active listings, without adding any new homes for sale, this is the absorption rate.Dublin Homes $500,000-$749,999: Currently there are 51 homes for sale in Dublin between $500,000 and $749,999, 16 homes have pending sales or have sold in the past 30 days, these homes had an average market time of 20 days. At the present rate of sale, it will take about three and a half months to sell all of the current active listings, without adding any new homes for sale, this is the absorption rate.Dublin Homes $750,000-$999,999: Currently there are 20 homes for sale in Dublin between $750,000 and $999,999, 5 homes have pending sales or have sold in the past 30 days, these homes had an average market time of 67 days. At the present rate of sale, it will take a little over four months to sell all of the current active listings, without adding any new homes for sale, this is the absorption rate.Dublin Homes Over $1 Million: Currently there are 4 homes for sale in Dublin over $1 million, 2 homes have pending sales or have sold in the past 30 days, these homes had an average market time of 5 days. At the present rate of sale, it will take about two months to sell all of the current active listings, without adding any new homes for sale, this is the absorption rate.

All Dublin Homes: Currently there are 166 homes for sale in Dublin total, 72 homes have pending sales or have sold in the past 30 days, these homes had an average market time of 35 days. At the present rate of sale, it will take about two and a half months to sell all of the current active listings, without adding any new homes for sale, this is the absorption rate. To gauge more precise data for your home or the home you may be interested in please see the data charts above which are price specific. Need to know how much your Dublin home is worth? Or maybe how much you can afford in Dublin? I can help!

Dublin Real Estate Market 2009, 2010 and 2011: Below you can quickly and easily compare the Dublin Real Estate Market for 2009, 2010 and 2011, as you can see in March 2010 and March 2011 have similar market activity. That being said, in March 2010 it would have taken about a month, compared to the approximate two and a half months for March 2011, to sell all of the current active listings, without adding any new homes for sale, this is the absorption rate.

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Pleasanton Real Estate Market Update, March 2011

Below you will find various graphs for the Pleasanton real estate market, each graph represents both active listings as well pending and sold listings for the past 30 days. We have broken up each graph based on price ranges in order to easily decipher where your home or potential home may fall if you decide to buy or sell in each range.

Included in the various information below you find not only homes actively on market and pending/sold listings but you will also find average days on market in each price range as well as an absorption rate for each. An absorption rate is best described as the ratio of the current inventory of active listings compared to sales. In other words, given recent activity, we can estimate how long it will take for the entire inventory of active listings to sell, assuming no new listings were to appear on the market.

Pleasanton Homes Under $299,999: Currently there are 10 homes for sale in Pleasanton under $299,999, 11 homes have pending sales or have sold in the past 30 days, these homes had an average market time of 52 days. At the present rate of sale, it will take less than a month to sell all of the current active listings, without adding any new homes for sale, this is the absorption rate.Pleasanton Homes $300,000-$499,999: Currently there are 23 homes for sale in Pleasanton between $300,000 and $499,999, 18 homes have pending sales or have sold in the past 30 days, these homes had an average market time of 49 days. At the present rate of sale, it will take about a month and a half to sell all of the current active listings, without adding any new homes for sale, this is the absorption rate.Pleasanton Homes $500,000-$749,999: Currently there are 71 homes for sale in Pleasanton between $500,000 and $749,999, 36 homes have pending sales or have sold in the past 30 days, these homes had an average market time of 27 days. At the present rate of sale, it will take a little more than two months to sell all of the current active listings, without adding any new homes for sale, this is the absorption rate.Pleasanton Homes $750,000-$999,999: Currently there are 23 homes for sale in Pleasanton between $750,000 and $999,999, 15 homes have pending sales or have sold in the past 30 days, these homes had an average market time of 50 days. At the present rate of sale, it will take about two months to sell all of the current active listings, without adding any new homes for sale, this is the absorption rate.Pleasanton Homes Over $1 Million: Currently there are 63 homes for sale in Pleasanton over $1 million, 11 homes have pending sales or have sold in the past 30 days, these homes had an average market time of 61 days. At the present rate of sale, it will take about six months to sell all of the current active listings, without adding any new homes for sale, this is the absorption rate.All Pleasanton Homes: Currently there are 190 homes for sale in Pleasanton total, 91 homes have pending sales or have sold in the past 30 days, these homes had an average market time of 48 days. At the present rate of sale, it will take about two months to sell all of the current active listings, without adding any new homes for sale, this is the absorption rate. To gauge more precise data for your home or the home you may be interested in please see the data charts above which are price specific. Need to know how much your Pleasanton home is worth? Or maybe how much you can afford in Pleasanton? I can help!

Pleasanton Real Estate Market 2009, 2010 and 2011: Below you can quickly and easily compare the Pleasanton Real Estate Market for 2009, 2010 and 2011, as you can see for March 2010 and 2011 the market is comparable. The amount of sales in March 2010 is not much higher than this years and the active listings are close for both years as well. Meaning, that in March 2010 it would have taken about a month (compared to the two months for this March) to sell all of the current active listings, without adding any new homes for sale, this is the absorption rate.

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Livermore Valley Real Estate Market Update, March 2011

Below you will find various graphs for the Livermore Valley real estate market, each graph represents both active listings as well pending and sold listings for the past 30 days. We have broken up each graph based on price ranges in order to easily decipher where your home or potential home may fall if you decide to buy or sell in each range.

Included in the various information below you find not only homes actively on market and pending/sold listings but you will also find average days on market in each price range as well as an absorption rate for each. An absorption rate is best described as the ratio of the current inventory of active listings compared to sales. In other words, given recent activity, we can estimate how long it will take for the entire inventory of active listings to sell, assuming no new listings were to appear on the market.

Livermore Homes Under $299,999: Currently there are 42 homes for sale in Livermore under $299,999, 42 homes have pending sales or have sold in the past 30 days, these homes had an average market time of 59 days. At the present rate of sale, it will take about a month to sell all of the current active listings, without adding any new homes for sale, this is the absorption rate.

Livermore Homes $300,000-$499,999: Currently there are 106 homes for sale in Livermore between $300,000 and $499,999, 70 homes have pending sales or have sold in the past 30 days, these homes had an average market time of 49 days. At the present rate of sale, it will take about a month and a half to sell all of the current active listings, without adding any new homes for sale, this is the absorption rate.

Livermore Homes $500,000-$749,999: Currently there are 50 homes for sale in Livermore between $500,000 and $749,999,29  homes have pending sales or have sold in the past 30 days, these homes had an average market time of 39 days. At the present rate of sale, it will take a little less than two months to sell all of the current active listings, without adding any new homes for sale, this is the absorption rate.

Livermore Homes $750,000-$999,999: Currently there are 29 homes for sale in Livermore between $750,000 and $999,999,14  homes have pending sales or have sold in the past 30 days, these homes had an average market time of 29 days. At the present rate of sale, it will take about two months to sell all of the current active listings, without adding any new homes for sale, this is the absorption rate.

Livermore Homes Over $1 Million: Currently there are 14 homes for sale in Livermore over $1 million, 3 homes have pending sales or have sold in the past 30 days, these homes had an average market time of 91 days. At the present rate of sale, it will take about seven months to sell all of the current active listings, without adding any new homes for sale, this is the absorption rate.

All Livermore Homes: Currently there are 241 homes for sale in Livermore total, 158 homes have pending sales or have sold in the past 30 days, these homes had an average market time of 53 days. At the present rate of sale, it will take about a month and a half to sell all of the current active listings, without adding any new homes for sale, this is the absorption rate. To gauge more precise data for your home or the home you may be interested in please see the data charts above which are price specific. Need to know how much your Livermore home is worth? Or maybe how much you can afford in Livermore? I can help!

Livermore Real Estate Market 2009, 2010 and 2011: Below you can quickly and easily compare the Livermore Real Estate Market for 2009, 2010 and 2011. The absorption rate for this year March is approximately one and a half months, while in March 2010 is was approximately a month.

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Dublin Real Estate Market Update, February 2011

Below you will find various graphs for the Dublin real estate market, each graph represents both active listings as well pending and sold listings for the past 30 days. We have broken up each graph based on price ranges in order to easily decipher where your home or potential home may fall if you decide to buy or sell in each range.

Included in the various information below you find not only homes actively on market and pending/sold listings but you will also find average days on market in each price range as well as an absorption rate for each. An absorption rate is best described as the ratio of the current inventory of active listings compared to sales. In other words, given recent activity, we can estimate how long it will take for the entire inventory of active listings to sell, assuming no new listings were to appear on the market.

Dublin Homes Under $299,999: Currently there are 25 homes for sale in Dublin under $299,999, 21 homes have pending sales or have sold in the past 30 days, these homes had an average market time of 47 days. At the present rate of sale, it will take a little over a month to sell all of the current active listings, without adding any new homes for sale, this is the absorption rate.

Dublin Homes $300,000-$499,999: Currently there are 69 homes for sale in Dublin between $300,000 and $499,999, 35 homes have pending sales or have sold in the past 30 days, these homes had an average market time of 56 days. At the present rate of sale, it will take about two months to sell all of the current active listings, without adding any new homes for sale, this is the absorption rate.Dublin Homes $500,000-$749,999: Currently there are 42 homes for sale in Dublin between $500,000 and $749,999, 20 homes have pending sales or have sold in the past 30 days, these homes had an average market time of 147 days. At the present rate of sale, it will take a little more than two months to sell all of the current active listings, without adding any new homes for sale, this is the absorption rate.Dublin Homes $750,000-$999,999: Currently there are 16 homes for sale in Dublin between $750,000 and $999,999, 8 homes have pending sales or have sold in the past 30 days, these homes had an average market time of 37 days. At the present rate of sale, it will take a little over two months to sell all of the current active listings, without adding any new homes for sale, this is the absorption rate.Dublin Homes Over $1 Million: Currently there are 2 homes for sale in Dublin over $1 million, 2 homes have pending sales or have sold in the past 30 days, these homes had an average market time of 26 days. At the present rate of sale, it will take about a month to sell all of the current active listings, without adding any new homes for sale, this is the absorption rate.

All Dublin Homes: Currently there are 149 homes for sale in Dublin total, 90 homes have pending sales or have sold in the past 30 days, these homes had an average market time of 64 days. At the present rate of sale, it will take a little more than a month and a half to sell all of the current active listings, without adding any new homes for sale, this is the absorption rate. To gauge more precise data for your home or the home you may be interested in please see the data charts above which are price specific. Need to know how much your Dublin home is worth? Or maybe how much you can afford in Dublin? I can help!

Dublin Real Estate Market 2009, 2010 and 2011: Below you can quickly and easily compare the Dublin Real Estate Market for 2009, 2010 and 2011, as you can see in February 2010 and February 2011 have similar market activity. That being said, in February 2010 it would have taken about a month, compared to the approximate month and a half for February 2011, to sell all of the current active listings, without adding any new homes for sale, this is the absorption rate.

John Kurtzer
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Pleasanton Real Estate Market Update, February 2011

Below you will find various graphs for the Pleasanton real estate market, each graph represents both active listings as well pending and sold listings for the past 30 days. We have broken up each graph based on price ranges in order to easily decipher where your home or potential home may fall if you decide to buy or sell in each range.

Included in the various information below you find not only homes actively on market and pending/sold listings but you will also find average days on market in each price range as well as an absorption rate for each. An absorption rate is best described as the ratio of the current inventory of active listings compared to sales. In other words, given recent activity, we can estimate how long it will take for the entire inventory of active listings to sell, assuming no new listings were to appear on the market.

Pleasanton Homes Under $299,999: Currently there are 9 homes for sale in Pleasanton under $299,999, 12 homes have pending sales or have sold in the past 30 days, these homes had an average market time of 54 days. At the present rate of sale, it will take less than a month to sell all of the current active listings, without adding any new homes for sale, this is the absorption rate.

Pleasanton Homes $300,000-$499,999: Currently there are 25 homes for sale in Pleasanton between $300,000 and $499,999, 18 homes have pending sales or have sold in the past 30 days, these homes had an average market time of 99 days. At the present rate of sale, it will take about a month and a half to sell all of the current active listings, without adding any new homes for sale, this is the absorption rate.

Pleasanton Homes $500,000-$749,999: Currently there are 57 homes for sale in Pleasanton between $500,000 and $749,999, 33 homes have pending sales or have sold in the past 30 days, these homes had an average market time of 33 days. At the present rate of sale, it will take a little more than one and a half months to sell all of the current active listings, without adding any new homes for sale, this is the absorption rate.

Pleasanton Homes $750,000-$999,999: Currently there are 24 homes for sale in Pleasanton between $750,000 and $999,999, 13 homes have pending sales or have sold in the past 30 days, these homes had an average market time of 21 days. At the present rate of sale, it will take about two months to sell all of the current active listings, without adding any new homes for sale, this is the absorption rate.

Pleasanton Homes Over $1 Million: Currently there are 55 homes for sale in Pleasanton over $1 million, 14 homes have pending sales or have sold in the past 30 days, these homes had an average market time of 55 days. At the present rate of sale, it will take about four months to sell all of the current active listings, without adding any new homes for sale, this is the absorption rate.

All Pleasanton Homes: Currently there are 170 homes for sale in Pleasanton total, 90 homes have pending sales or have sold in the past 30 days, these homes had an average market time of 52 days. At the present rate of sale, it will take about two months to sell all of the current active listings, without adding any new homes for sale, this is the absorption rate. To gauge more precise data for your home or the home you may be interested in please see the data charts above which are price specific. Need to know how much your Pleasanton home is worth? Or maybe how much you can afford in Pleasanton? I can help!

Pleasanton Real Estate Market 2009, 2010 and 2011: Below you can quickly and easily compare the Pleasanton Real Estate Market for 2009, 2010 and 2011, as you can see for February 2010 and February 2011 the market is comparable. The amount of active homes for sale in February 2011 is not much higher than in 2010, also, the amount of sales in February 2010 is not much higher than this years. Meaning, that in February 2010 it would have taken about one and a half months (compared to the two months for this February) to sell all of the current active listings, without adding any new homes for sale, this is the absorption rate.

John Kurtzer
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Livermore Valley Real Estate Market Update, February 2011

Below you will find various graphs for the Livermore Valley real estate market, each graph represents both active listings as well pending and sold listings for the past 30 days. We have broken up each graph based on price ranges in order to easily decipher where your home or potential home may fall if you decide to buy or sell in each range.

Included in the various information below you find not only homes actively on market and pending/sold listings but you will also find average days on market in each price range as well as an absorption rate for each. An absorption rate is best described as the ratio of the current inventory of active listings compared to sales. In other words, given recent activity, we can estimate how long it will take for the entire inventory of active listings to sell, assuming no new listings were to appear on the market.

Livermore Homes Under $299,999: Currently there are 47 homes for sale in Livermore under $299,999, 31 homes have pending sales or have sold in the past 30 days, these homes had an average market time of 32 days. At the present rate of sale, it will take a little more than one and a half months to sell all of the current active listings, without adding any new homes for sale, this is the absorption rate.

Livermore Homes $300,000-$499,999: Currently there are 118 homes for sale in Livermore between $300,000 and $499,999, 59 homes have pending sales or have sold in the past 30 days, these homes had an average market time of 49 days. At the present rate of sale, it will take about two months to sell all of the current active listings, without adding any new homes for sale, this is the absorption rate.

Livermore Homes $500,000-$749,999: Currently there are 39 homes for sale in Livermore between $500,000 and $749,999, 21 homes have pending sales or have sold in the past 30 days, these homes had an average market time of 43 days. At the present rate of sale, it will take about two months to sell all of the current active listings, without adding any new homes for sale, this is the absorption rate.

Livermore Homes $750,000-$999,999: Currently there are 26 homes for sale in Livermore between $750,000 and $999,999, 8 homes have pending sales or have sold in the past 30 days, these homes had an average market time of 30 days. At the present rate of sale, it will take about three and a half months to sell all of the current active listings, without adding any new homes for sale, this is the absorption rate.

Livermore Homes Over $1 Million: Currently there are 13 homes for sale in Livermore over $1 million, 2 homes have pending sales or have sold in the past 30 days, these homes had an average market time of 105 days. At the present rate of sale, it will take about seven months to sell all of the current active listings, without adding any new homes for sale, this is the absorption rate.

All Livermore Homes: Currently there are 243 homes for sale in Livermore total, 121 homes have pending sales or have sold in the past 30 days, these homes had an average market time of 52 days. At the present rate of sale, it will take about two months to sell all of the current active listings, without adding any new homes for sale, this is the absorption rate. To gauge more precise data for your home or the home you may be interested in please see the data charts above which are price specific. Need to know how much your Livermore home is worth? Or maybe how much you can afford in Livermore? I can help!

Livermore Real Estate Market 2009, 2010 and 2011: Below you can quickly and easily compare the Livermore Real Estate Market for 2009, 2010 and 2011. The same trend is seeing thru for the past few months, there are almost double the amount of active listings in the previous years and approximately the same amount of pending and solds homes throughout all years. Meaning, once again, that the absorption rate for this year February is approximately two months, while in February 2010 is was approximately a month and a half.

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Dublin Real Estate Market Update, January 2011

Below you will find various graphs for the Dublin real estate market, each graph represents both active listings as well pending and sold listings for the past 30 days. We have broken up each graph based on price ranges in order to easily decipher where your home or potential home may fall if you decide to buy or sell in each range.

Included in the various information below you find not only homes actively on market and pending/sold listings but you will also find average days on market in each price range as well as an absorption rate for each. An absorption rate is best described as the ratio of the current inventory of active listings compared to sales. In other words, given recent activity, we can estimate how long it will take for the entire inventory of active listings to sell, assuming no new listings were to appear on the market.

Dublin Homes Under $299,999: Currently there are 32 homes for sale in Dublin under $299,999, 17 homes have pending sales or have sold in the past 30 days, these homes had an average market time of 72 days. At the present rate of sale, it will take a little over two months to sell all of the current active listings, without adding any new homes for sale, this is the absorption rate.

Dublin Homes $300,000-$499,999: Currently there are 69 homes for sale in Dublin between $300,000 and $499,999, 35 homes have pending sales or have sold in the past 30 days, these homes had an average market time of 56 days. At the present rate of sale, it will take about two months to sell all of the current active listings, without adding any new homes for sale, this is the absorption rate.

Dublin Homes $500,000-$749,999: Currently there are 34 homes for sale in Dublin between $500,000 and $749,999, 18 homes have pending sales or have sold in the past 30 days, these homes had an average market time of 34 days. At the present rate of sale, it will take a little over two months to sell all of the current active listings, without adding any new homes for sale, this is the absorption rate.

Dublin Homes $750,000-$999,999: Currently there are 13 homes for sale in Dublin between $750,000 and $999,999, 8 homes have pending sales or have sold in the past 30 days, these homes had an average market time of 53 days. At the present rate of sale, it will take a little under two months to sell all of the current active listings, without adding any new homes for sale, this is the absorption rate.

Dublin Homes Over $1 Million: Currently there are 2 homes for sale in Dublin over $1 million, 2 homes have pending sales or have sold in the past 30 days, these homes had an average market time of 10 days. At the present rate of sale, it will take about a month to sell all of the current active listings, without adding any new homes for sale, this is the absorption rate.

All Dublin Homes: Currently there are 150 homes for sale in Dublin total, 80 homes have pending sales or have sold in the past 30 days, these homes had an average market time of 45 days. At the present rate of sale, it will take a little more than two months to sell all of the current active listings, without adding any new homes for sale, this is the absorption rate. To gauge more precise data for your home or the home you may be interested in please see the data charts above which are price specific. Need to know how much your Dublin home is worth? Or maybe how much you can afford in Dublin? I can help!

Dublin Real Estate Market 2010 VS. 2011: Below you can quickly and easily compare the Dublin Real Estate Market for 2009, 2010 and 2011, as you can see January 2010 and January 2011 have similar market activity. That being said, in January 2010 it would have taken about a month and a half, compared to the two months for January 2011, to sell all of the current active listings, without adding any new homes for sale, this is the absorption rate.

John Kurtzer
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Pleasanton Real Estate Market Update, January 2011

Below you will find various graphs for the Pleasanton real estate market, each graph represents both active listings as well pending and sold listings for the past 30 days. We have broken up each graph based on price ranges in order to easily decipher where your home or potential home may fall if you decide to buy or sell in each range.

Included in the various information below you find not only homes actively on market and pending/sold listings but you will also find average days on market in each price range as well as an absorption rate for each. An absorption rate is best described as the ratio of the current inventory of active listings compared to sales. In other words, given recent activity, we can estimate how long it will take for the entire inventory of active listings to sell, assuming no new listings were to appear on the market.

Pleasanton Homes Under $299,999: Currently there are 16 homes for sale in Pleasanton under $299,999, 9 homes have pending sales or have sold in the past 30 days, these homes had an average market time of 40 days. At the present rate of sale, it will take about a month to sell all of the current active listings, without adding any new homes for sale, this is the absorption rate.

Pleasanton Homes $300,000-$499,999: Currently there are 29 homes for sale in Pleasanton between $300,000 and $499,999, 12 homes have pending sales or have sold in the past 30 days, these homes had an average market time of 30 days. At the present rate of sale, it will take about two and a half months to sell all of the current active listings, without adding any new homes for sale, this is the absorption rate.

Pleasanton Homes $500,000-$749,999: Currently there are 46 homes for sale in Pleasanton between $500,000 and $749,999, 28 homes have pending sales or have sold in the past 30 days, these homes had an average market time of 59 days. At the present rate of sale, it will take a little more than one and a half months to sell all of the current active listings, without adding any new homes for sale, this is the absorption rate.

Pleasanton Homes $750,000-$999,999: Currently there are 20 homes for sale in Pleasanton between $750,000 and $999,999, 5 homes have pending sales or have sold in the past 30 days, these homes had an average market time of 89 days. At the present rate of sale, it will take about four months to sell all of the current active listings, without adding any new homes for sale, this is the absorption rate.

Pleasanton Homes Over $1 Million: Currently there are 50 homes for sale in Pleasanton over $1 million, 7 homes have pending sales or have sold in the past 30 days, these homes had an average market time of 87 days. At the present rate of sale, it will take about seven and a half months to sell all of the current active listings, without adding any new homes for sale, this is the absorption rate.

All Pleasanton Homes: Currently there are 156 homes for sale in Pleasanton total, 34 homes have pending sales or have sold in the past 30 days, these homes had an average market time of 62 days. At the present rate of sale, it will take about two and a half months to sell all of the current active listings, without adding any new homes for sale, this is the absorption rate. To gauge more precise data for your home or the home you may be interested in please see the data charts above which are price specific. Need to know how much your Pleasanton home is worth? Or maybe how much you can afford in Pleasanton? I can help!

Pleasanton Real Estate Market 2009, 2010 and 2011: Below you can quickly and easily compare the Pleasanton Real Estate Market for 2009, 2010 and 2011, as you can see for January 2011 the market is a little slower than it was in January 2010. The amount of active homes for sale in January 2011 is not much higher than in 2010, also, the amount of sales in January 2010 is not much higher than this years. Meaning, that in January 2010 it would have taken about one and a half months (compared to the two and a half months for January 2011) to sell all of the current active listings, without adding any new homes for sale, this is the absorption rate.

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Livermore Valley Real Estate Market Update, January 2011

Below you will find various graphs for the Livermore Valley real estate market, each graph represents both active listings as well pending and sold listings for the past 30 days. We have broken up each graph based on price ranges in order to easily decipher where your home or potential home may fall if you decide to buy or sell in each range.

Included in the various information below you find not only homes actively on market and pending/sold listings but you will also find average days on market in each price range as well as an absorption rate for each. An absorption rate is best described as the ratio of the current inventory of active listings compared to sales. In other words, given recent activity, we can estimate how long it will take for the entire inventory of active listings to sell, assuming no new listings were to appear on the market.

Livermore Homes Under $299,999: Currently there are 48 homes for sale in Livermore under $299,999, 22 homes have pending sales or have sold in the past 30 days, these homes had an average market time of 56 days. At the present rate of sale, it will take a little less than two and a half months to sell all of the current active listings, without adding any new homes for sale, this is the absorption rate.

Livermore Homes $300,000-$499,999: Currently there are 126 homes for sale in Livermore between $300,000 and $499,999, 36 homes have pending sales or have sold in the past 30 days, these homes had an average market time of 42 days. At the present rate of sale, it will take almost four months to sell all of the current active listings, without adding any new homes for sale, this is the absorption rate.

Livermore Homes $500,000-$749,999: Currently there are 40 homes for sale in Livermore between $500,000 and $749,999, 17 homes have pending sales or have sold in the past 30 days, these homes had an average market time of 48 days. At the present rate of sale, it will take about two and a half months to sell all of the current active listings, without adding any new homes for sale, this is the absorption rate.

Livermore Homes $750,000-$999,999: Currently there are 22 homes for sale in Livermore between $750,000 and $999,999, 7 homes have pending sales or have sold in the past 30 days, these homes had an average market time of 61 days. At the present rate of sale, it will take about three and a half months to sell all of the current active listings, without adding any new homes for sale, this is the absorption rate.

Livermore Homes Over $1 Million: Currently there are 12 homes for sale in Livermore over $1 million, 4 homes have pending sales or have sold in the past 30 days, these homes had an average market time of 160 days. At the present rate of sale, it will take about three months to sell all of the current active listings, without adding any new homes for sale, this is the absorption rate.

All Livermore Homes: Currently there are 248 homes for sale in Livermore total, 86 homes have pending sales or have sold in the past 30 days, these homes had an average market time of 73 days. At the present rate of sale, it will take about three months to sell all of the current active listings, without adding any new homes for sale, this is the absorption rate. To gauge more precise data for your home or the home you may be interested in please see the data charts above which are price specific. Need to know how much your Livermore home is worth? Or maybe how much you can afford in Livermore? I can help!

Livermore Real Estate Market 2009, 2010 and 2011: Below you can quickly and easily compare the Livermore Real Estate Market for 2009, 2010 and 2011. The same trend is seeing thru for the past few months, there are almost double the amount of active listings in the previous years and approximately the same amount of pending and solds homes throughout all years. Meaning, once again, that the absorption rate for this year January is approximately three months, while in January 2010 is was approximately a month and a half.

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Dublin Real Estate Market Update, December 2010

Below you will find various graphs for the Dublin real estate market, each graph represents both active listings as well pending and sold listings for the past 30 days. We have broken up each graph based on price ranges in order to easily decipher where your home or potential home may fall if you decide to buy or sell in each range.

Included in the various information below you find not only homes actively on market and pending/sold listings but you will also find average days on market in each price range as well as an absorption rate for each. An absorption rate is best described as the ratio of the current inventory of active listings compared to sales. In other words, given recent activity, we can estimate how long it will take for the entire inventory of active listings to sell, assuming no new listings were to appear on the market.

Dublin Homes Under $299,999: Currently there are 35 homes for sale in Dublin under $299,999, 9 homes have pending sales or have sold in the past 30 days, these homes had an average market time of 49 days. At the present rate of sale, it will take a little over four months to sell all of the current active listings, without adding any new homes for sale, this is the absorption rate.

Dublin Homes $300,000-$499,999: Currently there are 77 homes for sale in Dublin between $300,000 and $499,999, 27 homes have pending sales or have sold in the past 30 days, these homes had an average market time of 33 days. At the present rate of sale, it will take about three months to sell all of the current active listings, without adding any new homes for sale, this is the absorption rate.

Dublin Homes $500,000-$749,999: Currently there are 35 homes for sale in Dublin between $500,000 and $749,999, 11 homes have pending sales or have sold in the past 30 days, these homes had an average market time of 98 days. At the present rate of sale, it will take about three and a half months to sell all of the current active listings, without adding any new homes for sale, this is the absorption rate.

Dublin Homes $750,000-$999,999: Currently there are 17 homes for sale in Dublin between $750,000 and $999,999, 10 homes have pending sales or have sold in the past 30 days, these homes had an average market time of 23 days. At the present rate of sale, it will take a little under two months to sell all of the current active listings, without adding any new homes for sale, this is the absorption rate.

Dublin Homes Over $1 Million: Currently there are 3 homes for sale in Dublin over $1 million, 2 homes have pending sales or have sold in the past 30 days, these homes had an average market time of 9 days. At the present rate of sale, it will take a little under two months to sell all of the current active listings, without adding any new homes for sale, this is the absorption rate.

All Dublin Homes: Currently there are 167 homes for sale in Dublin total, 59 homes have pending sales or have sold in the past 30 days, these homes had an average market time of 42 days. At the present rate of sale, it will take a little more than three months to sell all of the current active listings, without adding any new homes for sale, this is the absorption rate. To gauge more precise data for your home or the home you may be interested in please see the data charts above which are price specific. Need to know how much your Dublin home is worth? Or maybe how much you can afford in Dublin? I can help!

Dublin Real Estate Market 2009 VS. 2010: Below you can quickly and easily compare the Dublin Real Estate Market for 2009 and 2010, as you can see for December 2010 is much slower that in 2009. 2010 is showing a more than double the amount of active homes for sale than this same time last year, however, last year there were more homes pending and sold. Meaning, that in November 2009 it would have taken about a month (compared to the three months for November 2010) to sell all of the current active listings, without adding any new homes for sale, this is the absorption rate.

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