The markets are spread out throughout the United States, but California leads the country in areas where sellers are fetching the highest offers.
Phoenix (85035) and neighboring Glendale (85307) join four California ZIP codes – San Diego’s Rancho Bernardo (92127), Los Angeles proper (90022) and its Arleta district (91331) and Oakland (94608) this quarter.
Southern Florida’s Davie (33328), Dallas/Forth Worth’s Grand Prairie (75050), Greater Seattle’s Everett (98205) and New York’s Whitestone, Queens (11357) round out the top ten list.
The 94608 in Oakland was the closest zip code that to Alameda that made the list with sales averaging 105.65% of list price.
So what does this mean for the Alameda market? The “Home Hunter Report” had third quarter sales at 98.08% of list price in the 94501 and the 94502 reported a sales ratio of 98.62%.
Basically the Alameda market is tepid. I took a look at nearly 200 sales going back to June 1 and it showed that you may be able to find a bargain or two, but for the most part if you want to buy on the Island you will need to come in close to asking price. During the four month period the average list price was $580,498 and the average sale price was $569,372. Sellers captured 98.08% of their asking price.
For those looking to buy single family residence the cost is much higher. The 127 sales in four months showed an average list price of $655,330 and an average sale price of $643,929 for a 98.26% ratio.
Condo and Townhomes held well with an average of 98.24% sales ratio. The multi-family market had smallest sales ratio at 95.24%.
There are bargains out there, you just have to look. Here are the Top 10 properties that sold for fewer than 90%.
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