Link To Listings
http://spreadsheets.google.com/ccc?key=rw41Us1MPKNrIpNLdtwCLMw
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Although new construction is relatively restricted in Alameda given the little land to build on and the Alameda point Project still years away, the construction news is good because it is a belief that people will again start buying.
New building permits, which give a sense of future home construction, rose 4.0 percent, the biggest advance since June last year, to 518,000 units in May. That compared to analysts' forecasts for 500,000 units. Compared to the same period a year-ago, building permits plummeted 47 percent.
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Monday Listings
Last week's low listing of $169,900 went off the market, I was unable to see if it Sold, it may not have posted as of yet. The new low is a $199,000 one bedroom, one bathroom, Condo at "The Shores." It is the only property under $200K currently listed, the next lowest property is $270,000.
The high listing continues to be a 16-unit apartment building on Santa Clara that is asking a cool $2.3 Million. The highest priced single family house for sale is 7 Castlebar Place. This four bedroom, five bathroom three level home is listed at $1,899,000. This three level promontory home has over 1000 square feet of den and master suite. It also has a deck with panoramic views of Bay Bridge and San Francisco. By the way you also get an elevator.
The Island saw 17 new listings for the week. Eleven of the listings are single family home, and five are condos.
The first three sales of the month were squarely in the sweet spot for sales. All three were close to both May's average and median home sale prices of $560,000 and $579,900.
Link to Charts
http://spreadsheets.google.com/pub?key=rHT_qAKPiodUiqr2YOnh45Q&output=html
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