The shift was noticeable--- million dollar sales have been
booming relative to the rest of the market. This partially explains the rise in the median price of
homes. Remember, median is not the
average, but rather half--half the homes sold above this mark and half sold
below it. A higher number of homes
over a million, will raise that mark.
It's important to understand this distinguishment because it dispels the
myth that we are in another bubble.
We are not in another bubble.
Already established by many economists is the belief that this slow down
in the number of sales, coupled with growing inventory is a more
"normal" market. But
conversely, million dollar sales have sped up. In fact, sales of homes for $1 million and up rose 11.5%
year over year in O.C. This at a
time when overall sales have declined over 8%. This offers an explanation into numbers that seem contrary
to what market analysts proclaim.
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