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Realtor REPORT
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President-Elect
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Chief Executive Officer
Jim Link
Santa Clarita Valley Division
President
Bob Khalsa
www.srar.com
Santa Clarita Lender Panel
There’s a Home Loan Available to Fill Every Need
Clarita Valley Division of SRAR, and Errol panel discussion said rates conceivably also
By Gaye Rainey, President, and David Walker
might be a half point lower over the same
Southland Regional Association of Realtors® Valladares.
For anyone hoping to buy a home “the time frame.
WHILE LANDING A HOME LOAN IS STEADILY GROwING
key ingredient is to think ahead,” said lender
Rather than worry about rates, several
EASIER AND SMOOTHER, CONSUMERS CAN SPEED
Mark
Johnson.
The
most
important
questions
lenders
urged borrowers to act now, even
THE PROCESS BY PROVIDING DETAILED FINANCIAL
lenders
must
answer
before
writing
a
loan
if
it
means
they forego a month or two of
DOCUMENTATION AS EARLY AS POSSIBLE AND AVOIDING
ADVERTISING SUPPLEMENT
EXPENSES OR CHANGES IN A HOME PURCHASE include: Can the buyer afford it? Can they working to repair their credit, thus making
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But
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roundFranklin Loans; Bill Greene, vice
president,
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providing detailed financial
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over $35. Registration forms can be found at www.srar.
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are
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array
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mentation
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and
2015 President, SRAR
president,
Augusta
Financial;
Fred
Arnold,
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available
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thia Moller, senior escrow officer, Glen Oaks
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representatives
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sessionpart
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signers are likely
toforfuel
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and
winning speedy loan approval. It was
the year
the Association’s
Charitable
Foundation—a
think
City phone
ated by Bob Khalsa,
non-profit
organization.
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includes a terrific da
said Mike Meena. “If they didn’t qualify
last ahead’
home
buying
this
year,
the
lenders
said.
of a regular educational
series
organized
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books, yet the
president of the Santa
golf, may
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and amazing raffle prizes, with t
year,ofsee
how
this year.”
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be some
the Santa Clarita Division
of the Southland
loan underwritYet the consensus
among the collection
of
Clarita Valley Division
SRAR,
and they
Errol can qualify
stacked in favor of attendees. Opportunities to sponsor
ing
process
will
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buyers
may
have
to
put
more
home owner associations, which are
large and small lenders was that prospective
Regional Association of Realtors. Valladares.
tourn
gradually ease
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a home “the
borrowers,
thosemore
with a flawed
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into toa buy
downpayment
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have
rema
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suicide,” said lender Jeff
The participants included:
Brian
Border,
even as lenders
history, will find a loan today and, when
key ingredient is to think ahead,” said lender
rang
obstacles
to
work
around,
but
Meena
said
Scott.
FHA
now
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down
payments
of
as
branch sales manageranticipate
for Wells Fargo;
Mark
needed, lenders will get creative to make it
Mark
Johnson. The most important quesA premier event to benefit The Genesis House, from
detailing
two
years
of
income
is
critical,
another
round
little
as
3
percent,
yet
some
HOAs
have
not
a residential program of Hope of the Valley
lenders must answer before writing a
work.
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Prospect
Mortgage; JefftionsScott,
Realtor® Gaye
Rainey
spon
of rule revisions
Rescue Mission
provides
housing
loan include: Can
the buyer
afford
it? Can taking Indeed,
no one knows where
2015 President, SRAR
even
if it
means
fewerwhile
deductions
sought FHA approval
or set that
aside
adequate
raffle
vice
president sales
at
Pacific
Funding;
due to hit this
& resources for homeless moms & kids in the sors.
interest rates will be six months or a year
they repay the loan?
and
paying
higher
income
taxes.
reserve
funds
for
future
repairs.
Gillian Armenta, senior
underwriter at “ILogix
San Fernando & Santa Clarita Valleys.
August.
don’t think the industry is very different
from now, some economists believe rates will
spon
consensus
among
the
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approval
means
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and Union;
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company Crosby,
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ships
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year.prospective
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s
said. “Those
are large
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small
lenders later
wasthis
that
traditional
buyers
will be
unable
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SRAR Charity
Golf
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are 100 percent tax-d
president,
Franklin
Loans;
Bill
Greene,
vice
to review current lending conditions and
panel
said credit
rates conceivably also
with a buyer youborrowers,
have to go to theeven
root ofthose
it,
ible. If interested,loans.
contact Michelle Gerhard at 818-947
withdiscussion
a flawed
these low-downpayment
president,
Bank
of America;
MiketwoMeena
offer tips on how
real estate
professionals and
years of tax returns, determining how
might be a half point lower over the same
or write via email to [email protected].
history,
will
find
a
loan
today
and,
when
“That
means
more
investors
will buy,”
consumers canAugusta
improve theFinancial;
odds of winning
president,
Fredmuch
Arnold,
a buyer can afford.”
time frame.
Established in 1990, the Charitable Foundation is a
speedy loan approval.
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a regular Funding;
than worry
about rates, several
But the panelists
agreed that
loans arewill get Rather
needed,
lenders
creative
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also
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organization
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SRAR that
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educational series organized by the Santa
abundant with an
of products available
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of Directors.
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dedicated
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work.
renters.”
in
turn
will
make
more
Cynthia
Moller,
senior
escrow
officer,
Glen
Clarita Division of the Southland Regional
to satisfy virtually any need, even for selfmeans they forego a month or two of worksocial and economic well-being of local communities.
Indeed,
while
no one knows
where
interest
difficult
Oaks
Escrow;
and Tarlena Owens,employed
escrowbuyers, who
Association
of Realtors.
face higher
hurdles
ing to repair
their credit,
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it likely for condominium associations to
The participants
Brian Border,
will be
orpay
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their finances around and secure their
in the qualifyingrates
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theysix
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limited cash flownow,
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economists
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panel
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Johnson, Prospect Mortgage; Jeff Scott, vice
cally reflect low taxable income.
lock in today’s rates, which remain extremely
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move
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Funding;
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favorable by historical standards. That lender
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to drop lower.
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later
this
year.
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lenders
at
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at
Logix
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also should agree to give the borrower the
by Bob Khalsa, president of the
Rule changes allowing for lower dowpayThe ex
Authorizing Signature: ______________________________________________________
Federal Credit Union; Karen Crosby, vice
year, see how they can qualify this year.”
benefit if rates drop lower before the close
ments and easing rules regarding the use of
Speakers at the Santa Clarita Division’s recent lenders’ panel included, from left to right: Brian Border, Wells Fargo, branch sales manager; Tarlena Owens, Federal Escrow escrow officer (obscures); Bill
Greene, Vice President, Bank of America, home loans manager; Mark Johnson, Prospect Mortgage, the Mark Johnson team; Fred Arnold, American Family Funding, president; Cynthia Moller, Glen Oaks
Escrow, senior escrow officer; Mike Meena, Augusta Financial, president; Jeff Scott, Pacific funding, vice president sales; and Gilian Armenta, Logix Federal Credit Union, senior underwriter.
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Crown, Kyle Allen
Western Holdings Group
317 Queensbury St.
Thousand Oaks, CA. 91360
Pappas, Elias P.
Pappas Realty
17949 Raymer St.
Northridge, CA. 91325
Berger, Aaron
Equitable Realty & Services
4338 ½ Laurel Canyon Blvd.
Studio City, CA. 91604
Haan, Kenneth Taeho
Haan & Haan Investments and Properties Inc
3699 Wilshire Blvd. #860
Los Angeles, CA. 90010
Dechner, Gilad
Dechner Realty
6428 Bayberry St.
Oak Park, CA. 91377
Rogowski, Leonard John
LJR Co
22817 Ventura Blvd. #406
Woodland Hills, CA. 91364
Betancourt, Yvette
Betancourt Real Estate Group
15506 Moorpark St. #104
Encino, CA. 91436
Lewis, Kaye M.
Kaye Lewis
6750 Whitsett Ave. #113
North Hollywood, CA. 91606
Espino, Chauncey Jason
Chauncey Espino
27715 Bridlewood Dr.
Castaic, CA. 91384
Russo II, Frank
So-Cal Real Estate Solutions, Inc.
6008 Hackers Lane
Agoura Hills, CA. 91301
Davis, Jeffrey
Jeffrey Lee Davis
6454 Van Nuys Blvd. #150
Van Nuys, CA. 91401
Mohad, Hamida
Mohad Hamida
7423 Pomelo Dr.
West Hills, CA. 91304
Haas, Granville Spencer
Granville Haas
8444 Reseda Blvd., Ste. J2
Northridge, CA. 91324
Simpson, Chelsie
Chelsie Simpson
6514 Yolanda Ave.
Reseda, CA. 91335
Dickman, Shayne Shurack
Shayne Shurack Dickman
20701 De Forest St.
Montalvan, Angel Renato
A. Montalvan
17605 Wren Dr.
Canyon Country, CA. 91387
Karandish, Saeid
LGI Association, Inc.
9010 Tobias Ave.
Panorama City, CA. 91402
Staub, Caroline Simone
The Boutique Real Estate Group Inc.
3653 E. Coast Hwy.
Corona Del Mar, CA. 92625
Frid, Maxim
Maxim Frid
8159 Santa Monica #200
West Hollywood, CA. 90046
O’shea, Laurent George
Elite Mortgage Funding, Inc.
23733 Malibu Rd. #500
Malibu, CA. 90265
Khawaja, Fawzia
JFK Realty & Loan Depot Inc.
7355 Topanga Canyon Blvd.
Canoga Park, CA. 91303
Levy, Efrat
Ziegel Group
4500 Woodman Ave., Ste #A
Sherman Oaks, CA. 91423
Wali, Kelly
Kelly Wali
21221 Clarendon St. #137
Gallagher, Amy
Century 21 Hometown Realty
102 Bridge Street
Arroyo Grande, CA. 93420
Parikh, Sagar Paresh
Dream House Investments, Inc.
6404 Wilshire Blvd. Ste. 650
Los Angeles, CA. 90048
Zubyan, Nikolay
A & R Real Estate
10059 Crimora Ct.
Sacramento, CA. 95827
Garabedian, Hirma
Hirma Garabedian
17338 Bullock St.
Encino, CA. 91316
Meneshian, Gregory H.
Valley State Realty
8620 Hillcroft Dr.
West Hills, CA. 91304
Abusleme, Gianfranco / Keller Williams North Valley / Porter Ranch
Andrade, Karina / Jose Lomeli Haro / Sylmar
Andrianopoulos, George / Re/Max Estates / Sherman Oaks
Angeles, Jose Fajardo / Vision Quest Realty Group Inc. / Glendale
Anglin, James / R.R. Gable, Inc. / Simi Valley
Ansari, Nadia / Pinnacle Estate Properties / Northridge
Anvari Saab, Pegah / CA Financial Rlty / Woodland Hills
Apkarian, Christine Ani / Re/Max Grand Central / Tarzana
Assefa, Elias / Pinnacle Estate Properties / Northridge
Beck, Katelyn Celia / Century 21 All Moves / Granada Hills
Beladjian, Christine Elizabeth / Park Regency Realty / Granada Hills
Bitanga, Maria / Coldwell Banker Greater Valleys / Granada Hills
Bitran, David / So-Cal Real Estate Solutions, Inc. / Agoura Hills
Blake, Michael Ian / General Realty Group, Inc. / Sherman Oaks
Bohorquez, Benjamin Alfredo / Century 21 Albert Foulad Realty / Encino
Brunstad, Tatiana Yancy / Dilbeck Real Estate / Valencia
Buckman, Rachel Z. / Bill Toth and Associates / Burbank
Castillo, Veronica Ivania / Krista-Leanne Yates Broker / Tarzana
Chagaian Jr., Sedrak / Exclusive Estate Properties Inc. / Toluca Lake
Chandani, Sanjay / Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage / Studio City
Chernichovski, Alvira / Keller Williams Calabasas / Calabasas
Chitchian, Nonna / Coldwell Banker Greater Valley / Granada Hills
Chittenden, Michael Wallace / Re/Max Grand / Tarzana
Clark, Juliet Dillon / Kellar-Davis, Inc. / Santa Clarita
Cordova, Jason Ryan / Rodeo Realty / Beverly Hills
Corona, Maria Navarro / Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage / Studio City
Covington Jr., Brock Elliott / Keller Williams Realty / Westlake Village
Croslin, Tamara Sharnell / Rodeo Realty / Woodland Hills
Curran, Martin Thomas / Bill Toth and Associates / Burbank
Della Ripa, Victor E. / Pinnacle Estate Properties, Inc. / Calabasas
Dicce, Domenick Repka / Pinnacle Estate Properties, Inc. / Encino
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Dier, Jennifer Ellen / Jennings Realty / Frazier Park
Duck, Alonzo / Pantera Real Estate, Inc. / Simi Valley
Dudzik, Johnny / Real Estate eBroker Inc. / Oceanside
Fernandez, Chantalle Sukharangsan / Ocean Gold Properties Inc / Valencia
Finn, Kristi Irean / Mountain Properties / Pine Mountain Club
Floyd, Kyle / Keller Williams Realty Calabasas / Calabasas
Gage, Tracy Marie / Dilbeck Real Estate / Studio City
Galati, Denise Christine / Intero Real Estate Services / Valencia
Galyan, Harutyun Harry / SoCal Real Estate Services / Valley Village
Gancman, Bronia / Index Real Estate Investment, Inc. / Van Nuys
Genender, Matthew / Pinnacle Estate Properties, Inc. / Encino
Ghazaryan, Avag / Titus Realty Inc. / Panorama City
Ghent Howard, Michelle Kate / Ladonna Galang, Broker / Santa Clarita
Giang, Son / Prestige Estate Agency / Los Angeles
Gilbert, Sonja / Kenneth B. Dorfman R.E. / North Hollywood
Gomez, Robert / ValleyCrest Investments / Tarzana
Gomez, Teresa / Global Premier Properties, Inc. / Mission Hills
Graisel, Jonathan / Keller Williams Realty Calabasas / Calabasas
Gregerson, Frances Genevieve / Pinnacle Estate Properties / Northridge
Gross, Eric Stephen / Dilbeck Real Estate / Calabasas
Guardino, Ashley / Cobalt Realty Group / Valencia
Hamer, Michelle Anne / Bill Toth and Associates / Burbank
Hansen, Kourtney Bailey / RE/MAX of Santa Clarita / Santa Clarita
Hashemi, Kian / Crestico Realty / Woodland Hills
Hayes, Philip Maurice / Pinnacle Estate Properties / Northridge
Hayhurst, Zoila Suyapa / Global Premier Properties, Inc. / Mission Hills
Henryhand, Arriane / Century 21 Albert Foulad Realty / Encino
Ivanova, Mina Emilova / Rodeo Realty / Calabasas
Jennings, Tracey / Pantera Real Estate / Northridge
Jones, Kimberly Lynette / United Real Estate & Auction / Tarzana
Joyce-Torrez, Latrice M. / Dilbeck Real Estate / Studio City
Kemhadjian, Kimberley / Hasco Realty, Inc. / Northridge
Khawaja, Jamal / JFK Realty & Loan Depot, Inc. / Canoga Park
King, Kristin Catherine / Ramsey-Shilling & Assoc. / Toluca Lake
Komisar, Victoria / Coldwell Banker Calabasas / Calabasas
Kuras, Anna / Dilbeck Real Estate / Valencia
Kurfurst, Holly Rae / Troop Real Estate, Inc. / Valencia
LaVondra, Lucky R. / Keller Williams Realty-Studio City / Studio City
Macias, Magnolia / Keller Williams North Valley / Porter Ranch
Martin, Veanet / Pinnacle Estate Properties, Inc. / Mission Hills
McIntosh, Callie / Realty Executives / Valencia
Monroe, Garett E. / Aviara Real Estate / Westlake Village
Monzon, Marie Louise / Century 21 All Moves / Granada Hills
Muscarella, Samantha Meredith / Pinnacle Estate Properties, Inc. / Mission Hills
Napal, Ann / Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties / Sherman Oaks
Nassir, Sharokh / Dilbeck Real Estate / Studio City
Nathan, Rhonda Jo / Cobalt Realty Group / Valencia
Orantes, Latrice Annette / Gold Keys Realty / Valencia
Palacin, Alcalde Julia / Keller Williams Calabasas / Calabasas
Peggs, Michael / HomeSmart NCG Inc. / Valencia
Perez, Fernando Alberto / San Fernando Realty, Inc. / San Fernando
Perez, Tomas Alejandro / Pinnacle Estate Properties / Northridge
Pourghanbarzadeh, Mahchid / Keller Williams Realty-Studio City / Studio City
Rai, Karmjit Singh / Exclusive Realty / Newhall
Relatos, Teodoro / West Coast Realty Group / Glendale
Ripley, Marlene / Keller Williams Realty-Los Feliz / Los Angeles
Saffie, Nicholas / Jonathan Robert Panossian / Moorpark
Saidner, Grant / Coldwell Banker Calabasas / Calabasas
Salvador, Philip / Keller Williams Realty Los Feliz / Los Angeles
Santos, Murilo / Keller Williams Realty / Northridge
Sarkissian, Peter H. / Rodeo Realty / Sherman Oaks
Sendin, Anthony / Lead Realty & Financial Services / Sherman Oaks
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Rai, Samir
Keystone Realty Group
2729 Saturn St. #A
Brea, CA. 92821
Rydman, Roger Lee
2020 Realty Inc.
1711 Harbor Bluff Cir #B
Huntington Beach, CA. 92649
Stever, Mitchell
Mitchell Stever, Broker
1816 Stanford Ave.
Redondo Beach, CA. 90278
Terpanjian, Edward
Terpanjian Realty Group
11467 Tampa Ave. Unit 155
Porter Ranch, CA. 91326
Shahbaghlian, Brian Levon / Coldwell Banker Greater Valleys / Granada Hills
Shaposhnick, Rochelle / HomeSmart NCG Inc. / Valencia
Sheikhan, Sameer / Keller Williams Realty-Studio City / Studio City
Sherman, Andrew Joseph / Pinnacle Estate Properties, Inc. / Valencia
Sills, Randy Alan / Keller Williams Realty-Studio City / Studio City
Simons Jr., Charles A. / Keller Williams VIP Properties / Valencia
Slavin, Sandra Lynne / Kellar-Davis, Inc. / Newhall
Somo, Nikki Espinosa / Keller Williams Realty / Northridge
Sterner, Nicholas / City Prime Real Estate And Mortgage / Tarzana
Stewart, Jason M. / HomeBased Realty / Valencia
Stomel, Ryan Samuel / JamLam Investments / Agoura Hills
Thomas, Karen R. / Allied Realty Inc. / Woodland Hills
Topchyan, Sargis / Blackstone Estates, Inc. / Glendale
Torossian, Hendrick / Keller Williams Realty / Northridge
Trifskin, Dali / Options 4 You Financial Services Inc. / Encino
Tuber, Neil / Keller Williams North Valley / Porter Ranch
Tyler, Nicole / Pinnacle Estate Properties, Inc. / Encino
Valencia, Maria Isabel / RV Realty Enterprise / Van Nuys
Walberg, Orna / Keller Williams VIP Properties / Valencia
West, Tyler Reid / Pinnacle Estate Properties, Inc. / Calabasas
Williams, Kurt Fritz / Keller Williams Encino-Sherman Oaks / Encino
Wolf, Alexander Lewis / White House Properties / Woodland Hills
Wright, Alison R. / Troop Real Estate, Inc. / Valencia
Yagobi, Yasmine Homira / Coldwell Banker Quality Properties / Northridge
Yupari, Jorge / Park Regency Realty / Granada Hills
Zavala Lopez, Guadalupe / Park Regency Realty / Granada Hills
Zinger, Gil / Rodeo Realty / Studio City
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MARCH 2015 SFV RESIDENTIAL MLS SUMMARY
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SFV TOT
EXT
1,398
RESIDENTIAL PROP.
ESCROw OPENED
TOTAL
1,080
RESIDENTIAL PROP.
ESCROw CLOSED
REDUCED $
$ AVERAGE PRICE REDUCTION %
4,369
LISTINGS
*THE ASSOCIATION DOES NOT VERIFY ACTUAL CLOSED ESCROwS.
$1,385,786,000
2015 RMLS TOTAL - $ VOLUME
SALES
2,652
LESS THAN 100,000 ................................................................ ........................108 ..............................................35 ........................................... 12............................................ 9............................ 12078.............................................. 13.8
100,000 TO 109,999 ................................................................. ..........................17 ..............................................16 ............................................. 1............................................ 1................................ 900................................................ 0.8
110,000 TO 119,999 ................................................................. ..........................51 ..............................................16 ............................................. 3............................................ 1.............................. 4500................................................ 3.3
120,000 TO 139,999 ................................................................. ..........................44 ..............................................41 ........................................... 12............................................ 8............................ 10513................................................ 7.1
140,000 TO 159,999 ................................................................. ..........................64 ..............................................50 ........................................... 16.......................................... 10.............................. 7029................................................ 3.8
160,000 TO 179,999 ................................................................. ..........................62 ..............................................59 ........................................... 18.......................................... 12.............................. 7275................................................ 3.9
180,000 TO 199,999 ................................................................. ..........................54 ............................................100 ........................................... 27.......................................... 18.............................. 8611................................................ 4.1
200,000 TO 249,999 ................................................................. ..........................51 ............................................226 ........................................... 70.......................................... 35.............................. 5520................................................ 1.8
250,000 TO 299,999 ................................................................. ..........................48 ............................................225 ........................................... 74.......................................... 45.............................. 9088................................................ 1.6
300,000 TO 349,999 ................................................................. ..........................60 ............................................152 ........................................... 89.......................................... 56............................ 15666................................................ 3.9
350,000 TO 399,999 ................................................................. ..........................54 ............................................174 ......................................... 122.......................................... 72............................ 11136................................................ 1.9
400,000 TO 449,999 ................................................................. ..........................43 ............................................171 ......................................... 126.......................................... 68.............................. 8621................................................ 1.6
450,000 TO 499,999 ................................................................. ..........................41 ............................................207 ........................................... 76.......................................... 43............................ 12717................................................ 2.2
500,000 TO 549,999 ................................................................. ..........................56 ............................................131 ........................................... 77.......................................... 46............................ 13342................................................ 2.2
550,000 TO 599,999 ................................................................. ..........................47 ............................................127 ........................................... 61.......................................... 38............................ 13684................................................ 2.1
600,000 TO 699,999 ................................................................. ..........................51 ............................................200 ........................................... 86.......................................... 49............................ 89401................................................ 2.5
700,000 TO 799,999 ................................................................. ..........................44 ............................................138 ........................................... 56.......................................... 40............................ 25409................................................ 3.0
800,000 TO 899,999 ................................................................. ..........................47 ............................................112 ........................................... 35.......................................... 23.............................. 7313................................................ 0.5
900,000 TO 999, 999 ............................................................... ..........................51 ..............................................67 ........................................... 21.......................................... 17............................ 64872................................................ 5.9
1,000,000 TO 1,999,999 ........................................................... ..........................59 ............................................293 ........................................... 70.......................................... 40............................ 59488................................................ 2.7
MORE THAN 2,000,000 ............................................................ ..........................37 ............................................175 ........................................... 28.......................................... 23.......................... 123194................................................ 4.0
TOTALS................................................................................... ..........................51 ..........................................2715 ....................................... 1080........................................ 654............................ 25102................................................ 2.5
SELLING PRICE RANGE:
SELLING TIME - PRICE CHANGE - PRICE REDUCTION
AVG. SELL TIME
ACTIVE NO. LISTINGS
TOTAL # SOLD
FORECLOSURE/REO .............................................................. .................. 7............................... 6.............................2...................................... 8...............................2 ................................. 25............................. 0 ...................................25
SELLER CONCESSIONS ........................................................ .................. 0............................... 0.............................0...................................... 0...............................0 ................................... 0............................. 0 .....................................0
SHORT SALE ........................................................................... ................ 11............................... 5.............................7...................................... 8...............................9 ................................. 40............................. 0 ...................................40
STANDARD .............................................................................. ................ 98........................... 133.........................106.................................. 134...........................163 ............................... 634............................. 0 .................................634
OTHER ..................................................................................... .................. 1............................... 0.............................1...................................... 0...............................3 ................................... 5............................. 0 .....................................5
CLOSED SALES TYPE
NEW ESCROWS CLOSED ...................................................... .............. 117........................... 144.........................116.................................. 150...........................177 ............................... 704......................... 376 ..............................1,080
TOTAL YTD ESCROWS CLOSED............................................ .............. 260........................... 354.........................264.................................. 352...........................398 ............................ 1,628......................... 964 ..............................2,592
VOLUME OF NEW SALE DOLLARS IN MILLIONS.................. ......... 41.448.................... 105.879....................68.022............................. 83.178....................136.350 ........................ 434.877.................. 168.845 ..........................603.722
VOLUME OF TOTAL YTD SALES IN MILLIONS ...................... ......... 91.426.................... 249.683..................173.610........................... 183.475....................273.025 ........................ 971.219.................. 414.568 .......................1,385.786
AVERAGE SALE PRICE IN THOUSANDS ............................... ........... 354.3........................ 735.3......................586.4............................... 554.5........................770.3 ............................ 617.7...................... 449.1 ..............................559.0
MEDIAN SALE PRICE IN THOUSANDS .................................. ........... 363.0........................ 569.9......................420.0............................... 515.0........................565.0 ............................ 475.0...................... 349.9 ..............................432.0
COOP SALES .......................................................................... ................ 87........................... 115...........................96.................................. 127...........................141 ............................... 566......................... 313 .................................879
PERCENT OF COOP SALES................................................... ............. 74.4.......................... 79.9........................82.8................................. 84.7..........................79.7 .............................. 80.4........................ 83.2 ................................81.4
AVERAGE DAYS ON MARKET ................................................ .............. 109............................. 92...........................92.................................... 96.............................97 ................................. 97......................... 113 .................................103
SALES AT LIST PRICE............................................................. ................ 64............................. 72...........................46.................................... 61.............................79 ............................... 322......................... 177 .................................499
PERCENT OF SALES AT LIST PRICE ..................................... ............. 54.7.......................... 50.0........................39.7................................. 40.7..........................44.6 .............................. 45.7........................ 47.1 ................................46.2
SALES TO LISTING INVENTORY RATIO................................. ............. 54.4.......................... 50.9........................41.6................................. 56.2..........................44.8 .............................. 48.9........................ 29.5 ................................39.8
FINAL SALE TO NEW LISTING RATIO .................................... ............. 92.9.......................... 75.0........................58.9................................. 76.1..........................70.5 .............................. 73.1........................ 56.0 ................................66.1
CLOSED SALES:
NEW ESCROWS OPENED...................................................... .............. 134........................... 180.........................152.................................. 152...........................223 ............................... 841......................... 557 ..............................1,398
TOTAL YTD ESCROWS OPENED ........................................... .............. 357........................... 451.........................351.................................. 438...........................525 ............................ 2,122...................... 1,312 ..............................3,434
NEW OPEN ESCROWS AVERAGE DAYS ON MARKET......... ................ 48............................. 36...........................39.................................... 35.............................47 ................................. 41........................... 56 ...................................47
NEW OPEN ESCROWS AVERAGE LIST PRICE ..................... ........... 356.2........................ 809.1......................737.0............................... 580.7........................833.3 ............................ 689.1...................... 439.0 ..............................589.4
PENDING SALES:
NEW LISTINGS ........................................................................ .............. 126........................... 192.........................197.................................. 197...........................251 ............................... 963......................... 671 ..............................1,634
TOTAL ACTIVE LISTINGS........................................................ .............. 215........................... 283.........................279.................................. 267...........................395 ............................ 1,439...................... 1,276 ..............................2,715
AVERAGE DAYS ON MARKET ................................................ ................ 75............................. 70...........................66.................................... 69.............................75 ................................. 71........................... 94 ...................................82
AVERAGE LIST PRICE IN THOUSANDS................................. ........... 368.8........................ 973.3...................1,036.4............................... 734.2.....................1,368.6 ............................ 959.4...................... 572.6 ..............................777.6
MEDIAN LIST PRICE IN THOUSANDS.................................... ........... 379.9........................ 649.0......................639.0............................... 595.0........................739.0 ............................ 588.0...................... 319.9 ..............................479.0
BOMS....................................................................................................... 56............................. 71...........................44.................................... 66.............................89 ............................... 326......................... 222 .................................548
AVERAGE BOM PRICE IN THOUSANDS................................ ........... 335.1........................ 676.6......................783.5............................... 535.5........................712.1 ............................ 613.5...................... 519.3 ..............................575.3
BOM TO SALE RATIO.............................................................. ............. 47.9.......................... 49.3........................37.9................................. 44.0..........................50.3 .............................. 46.3........................ 59.0 ................................50.7
EXPIRATIONS .......................................................................... ................ 15............................. 27...........................24.................................... 12.............................24 ............................... 102........................... 97 .................................199
ACTIVE INVENTORY:
1,634
RESIDENTIAL
PROPERTIES LISTED
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1,188
1,235
2,212
1,936
2,051
APR
MAY
JUNE
883
864
1,045
1,726
1,677
1,431
1,298
AUG
SEPT
OCT
NOV
AVG.
SALE
PRICE
TOTAL
DEC
1,029
1,993
JUL
431.2
356.8
371.9
430.4
443.8
484.5
563
523.7
526.9
523.3
349.7
410
$
VOL
MIL.
$429,200
22.318 12.617 5415.2
1,034
1,104
2,153
1,269
1,131
2,231
MAR
872
963
1,780
1,830
SALES
2010
FEB
JAN
LIST
LIST
1.017
52.7 1,363
1,112
435.7
382.2
385.3
430.4
452.6
422.7
439.1
422.3
394.2
430.7
303.5
368.7
$
VOL
MIL.
$395,470
55.6 19,053 12,308 4867.4
80.5 1,075
985
1,048
59.9 1,512
60.4 1,273
1,145
1,114
61.9 1,752
51.6 1,707
1,023
63.8 1,732
1,033
1052
53.7 1,740
51.3 1,592
1,050
753
976
SALES
2011
1,875
50.7
49 1,646
52.6 1,786
%
SALES
TO
LIST
66.3
103.4
77.4
74.6
69.3
67.1
64.9
63.6
59.1
60.5
56
45.7
54.3
%
SALES
TO
LIST
452.9
502.7
419.7
508.3
515
484.0
497.9
448.8
427.4
262.9
322.1
$
VOL
MIL.
$392,470
771 1263 534.9
15,732 13,674 5366.5
1,114
1,246
1,339
1,087
1,058
1,273
1,266
1,216
1,280
1,140
1085
856
877
SALES
2012
1,276
1,308
1,314
1,367
1,429
1,387
1,515
1,458
1,481
LIST
LIST
$479,270
470.8
353.8
71.9
84.0
73.0
73.0
75.6
74.9
76.5
92.6
133.4
80.71
$525,464
127.5
69.3
67.8
74.4
66.3
69.6
867 1,105 581.4
16,902 11,726 6,161.6
553
536.8
536.8
600.3
63.5
67.4
72.6
58.7
52.7
57.7
%
SALES
TO
LIST
82.1
905
574.2
582.2
589.4
393.2
375.5
473.0
$
VOL
MIL.
463.6
1,102
1,033
1,524
1,065
1,432
999
1,146
1165
1,673
1,086
1,711
1,083
1,337
821
1,608
71.6 1,377
57.9 1,218
1,124
SALES
2014
1,548
LIST
82.2 1,549 1,114 559.3
89.6 1,506 1,265 630.6
89.0 1,551 1,133 573.4
96.3 1,610 1,176 584.9
97.3 1,581 1,196 623.6
82.9 1,399 1,072 543.8
93.1 1,446 1,106 556.1
985 486.7
102.5 1,064
536
163.8 818 1,091
87 16,407 13,177 6,315.3
%
SALES
TO
LIST
786
732
903
$
VOL
MIL.
68.4 1,338
67.4 1,388
77.8 1,565
881
SALES
2013
396.3
59.9 1,288
%
SALES
TO
LIST
SAN FERNANDO VALLEY
COMPARABLE SALES ANALYSIS 2010-2015
(COMBINED RESIDENTIAL SALES, SINGLE FAMILY & CONDO)
TOTAL MONTH BY MONTH
1,445
1,397
1,634
LIST
743
786
1,080
320.4
397.8
603.7
$
VOL
MIL.
2015
SALES
49.3
56.3
66.1
%
SALES
TO
LIST
SAN FERNANDO VALLEY SINGLE FAMILY SALES STATISTICS FOR MARCH 2015
ACTIVE INVENTORY
New Listings .......................................................
Total Active Listings.............................................
Average Days on Market ......................................
Average List Price in Thousands ..........................
Median List Price in Thousands ...........................
BOMS .................................................................
Average BOM Price in Thousands ........................
BOM to Sale Ratio ...............................................
Expirations ..........................................................
PENDING SALES
New Escrows Opened...........................................
Total YTD Escrows Opened ...................................
New Open Escrows Average Days on Market ........
New Open Escrows Average List Price ..................
CLOSED SALES:
New Escrows Closed............................................
Total YTD Escrows Closed ....................................
Volume of New Sales Dollars in Millions................
Volume of total YTD Sales in Millions ....................
Average Sale price in Thousands ..........................
Median Sale Price in Thousands ...........................
Coop Sales...........................................................
Percent of Coop Sales ..........................................
Average Days on Market .......................................
Sales at List Price.................................................
Percent of Sales at List Price.................................
Sales to Listing Inventory Ratio.............................
Final Sale to New Listing Ratio ..............................
CLOSED SALES TYPE
Foreclosure/REO..................................................
Seller Concessions ..............................................
Short Sale ...........................................................
Standard .............................................................
Other...................................................................
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............ 101................124 ...............110 ................123 ..............177 ................635 ...............472 ................1,107
............ 273................292 ...............241 ................353 ..............409 .............1,568 ............1,117 ................2,685
.............. 45..................35 .................32 ..................34 ................46 ..................39 .................56 .....................46
......... 384.7............. 987.0 ............903.5 .............627.7 ...........940.3 .............794.1 ............436.6 ................641.7
.............. 95..................96 .................74 ................127 ..............145 ................537 ...............315 ...................852
............ 202................224 ...............176 ................270 ..............309 .............1,181 ...............815 ................1,996
....... 35.402........... 84.617 ..........54.365 ...........75.739 .......123.897 .........374.020 ........144.657 ............518.677
....... 76.233......... 193.372 ........144.960 .........156.798 .......238.626 .........809.989 ........353.651 .........1,163.640
......... 372.6............. 881.4 ............734.7 .............596.4 ...........854.5 .............696.5 ............459.2 ................608.8
......... 366.5............. 701.0 ............491.0 .............545.0 ...........645.0 .............536.5 ............339.0 ................472.8
.............. 69..................77 .................61 ................106 ..............116 ................429 ...............258 ...................687
........... 72.6...............80.2 ..............82.4 ...............83.5 .............80.0 ...............79.9 ..............81.9 ..................80.6
............ 113..................95 .................89 ..................98 ................94 ..................98 ...............110 ...................102
.............. 52..................43 .................33 ..................52 ................66 ................246 ...............157 ...................403
........... 54.7...............44.8 ..............44.6 ...............40.9 .............45.5 ...............45.8 ..............49.8 ..................47.3
........... 62.5...............47.8 ..............38.1 ...............58.0 .............42.6 ...............48.6 ..............28.8 ..................38.7
......... 102.2...............68.1 ..............52.5 ...............79.4 .............68.7 ...............72.0 ..............54.2 ..................64.2
................ 4....................5 ...................1 ....................7 ..................2 ..................19 ...................0 .....................19
................ 0....................0 ...................0 ....................0 ..................0 ....................0 ...................0 .......................0
................ 9....................5 ...................3 ....................8 ..................7 ..................32 ...................0 .....................32
.............. 82..................86 .................70 ................112 ..............134 ................484 ...................0 ...................484
................ 0....................0 ...................0 ....................0 ..................2 ....................2 ...................0 .......................2
SAN FERNANDO VALLEY CONDOMINIUM SALES STATISTICS FOR MARCH 2015
ACTIVE INVENTORY
New Listings .......................................................
Total Active Listings.............................................
Average List Price in Thousands ..........................
Median List Price in Thousands ...........................
BOMS .................................................................
Average BOM Price in Thousands ........................
BOM to Sale Ratio ...............................................
Expirations ..........................................................
PENDING SALES
New Escrows Opened..........................................
Total YTD Escrows Opened ..................................
New Open Escrows Average Days on Market .......
New Open Escrows Average List Price .................
CLOSED SALES:
New Escrows Closed...........................................
Total YTD Escrows Closed ...................................
Volume of New Sales Dollars in Millions...............
Volume of total YTD Sales in Millions ...................
Average Sale price in Thousands .........................
Median Sale Price in Thousands ..........................
Coop Sales..........................................................
Percent of Coop Sales .........................................
Sales at List Price................................................
Percent of Sales at List Price................................
Sales to Listing Inventory Ratio............................
Final Sale to New Listing Ratio .............................
CLOSED SALES TYPE
Foreclosure/REO..................................................
Seller Concessions ..............................................
Short Sale ...........................................................
Standard .............................................................
Other...................................................................
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.............. 93................141 ...............141 ................160 ..............211 ................746 ...............581 ................1,327
............ 152................201 ...............194 ................219 ..............340 .............1,106 ............1,095 ................2,201
.............. 74..................63 .................64 ..................68 ................76 ..................70 .................89 .....................79
......... 415.2.......... 1,198.9 .........1,323.1 .............797.9 ........1,521.8 ..........1,132.8 ............585.1 ................860.3
......... 400.0............. 800.0 ............945.0 .............640.0 ...........829.0 .............699.0 ............300.0 ................515.0
.............. 38..................47 .................25 ..................54 ................73 ................237 ...............171 ...................408
......... 389.4............. 824.0 .........1,046.9 .............579.3 ...........773.0 .............706.4 ............552.8 ................642.0
........... 40.0...............49.0 ..............33.8 ...............42.5 .............50.3 ...............44.1 ..............54.3 ..................47.9
.............. 10..................21 .................16 ....................7 ................21 ..................75 .................88 ...................163
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ES
CS
WN
WS
SFV TOTAL
EXT
TOTAL
.............. 33..................51 .................56 ..................37 ................40 ................217 .................90 ...................307
.............. 63..................82 .................85 ..................48 ................55 ................333 ...............181 ...................514
.............. 75..................87 .................71 ..................75 ................67 ..................76 ...............127 .....................94
......... 257.1............. 420.4 ............382.0 .............443.7 ...........422.0 .............383.3 ............496.7 ................423.2
......... 240.0............. 410.0 ............335.0 .............400.0 ...........374.9 .............335.0 ............385.0 ................349.9
.............. 18..................24 .................19 ..................12 ................16 ..................89 .................51 ...................140
......... 220.6............. 387.9 ............436.8 .............338.8 ...........434.2 .............366.2 ............407.2 ................381.1
........... 81.8...............50.0 ..............45.2 ...............52.2 .............50.0 ...............53.3 ..............83.6 ..................61.4
................ 5....................6 ...................8 ....................5 ..................3 ..................27 ...................9 .....................36
.............. 33..................56 .................42 ..................29 ................46 ................206 .................85 ...................291
.............. 84................159 ...............110 ..................85 ..............116 ................554 ...............195 ...................749
.............. 54..................40 .................58 ..................43 ................47 ..................48 .................59 .....................51
......... 269.0............. 415.3 ............301.0 .............381.4 ...........421.7 .............365.2 ............452.4 ................390.7
.............. 22..................48 .................42 ..................23 ................32 ................167 .................61 ...................228
.............. 58................130 .................88 ..................82 ................89 ................447 ...............149 ...................596
......... 6.046........... 21.262 ..........13.657 .............7.439 .........12.453 ...........60.858 ..........24.187 ..............85.045
....... 15.193........... 56.310 ..........28.650 ...........26.677 .........34.399 .........161.230 ..........60.917 ............222.147
......... 274.8............. 443.0 ............325.2 .............323.4 ...........389.2 .............364.4 ............396.5 ................373.0
......... 248.0............. 451.5 ............319.0 .............329.0 ...........328.0 .............335.0 ............370.0 ................349.0
.............. 18..................38 .................35 ..................21 ................25 ................137 .................55 ...................192
........... 81.8...............79.2 ..............83.3 ...............91.3 .............78.1 ...............82.0 ..............90.2 ..................84.2
.............. 96..................88 .................98 ..................85 ..............108 ..................95 ...............124 ...................103
.............. 12..................29 .................13 ....................9 ................13 ..................76 .................20 .....................96
........... 54.5...............60.4 ..............31.0 ...............39.1 .............40.6 ...............45.5 ..............32.8 ..................42.1
........... 34.9...............58.5 ..............49.4 ...............47.9 .............58.2 ...............50.2 ..............33.7 ..................44.4
........... 66.7...............94.1 ..............75.0 ...............62.2 .............80.0 ...............77.0 ..............67.8 ..................74.3
................ 3....................1 ...................1 ....................1 ..................0 ....................6 ...................0 .......................6
................ 0....................0 ...................0 ....................0 ..................0 ....................0 ...................0 .......................0
................ 2....................0 ...................4 ....................0 ..................2 ....................8 ...................0 .......................8
.............. 16..................47 .................36 ..................22 ................29 ................150 ...................0 ...................150
................ 1....................0 ...................1 ....................0 ..................1 ....................3 ...................0 .......................3
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SCVTOT
EXT
TOTAL
New Listings .......................................................................14 .....................6................ 63................. 27................. 20.................... 59.............. 27...................77 .................293 .................78 ................371
Total Active Listings.............................................................32 ...................28................ 96................. 42................. 31.................... 80.............. 26...................74 .................409 ...............157 ................566
Average Days on Market ....................................................114 .................157................ 67............... 107................. 75.................... 49.............. 26...................67 ...................75 .................82 ..................77
Average List Price in Thousands .....................................529.9 ..............840.7........... 712.4............ 614.8............ 633.4............... 585.9......... 778.3..............760.9 ..............679.1 ............395.9 .............600.6
Median List Price in Thousands......................................499.9 ..............669.0........... 574.9............ 540.0............ 579.0............... 569.0......... 799.0..............598.0 ..............581.0 ............299.0 .............530.0
BOMS...................................................................................4 .....................4................ 17................. 11................... 6.................... 15................ 5...................24 ...................86 .................31 ................117
Average BOM Price in Thousands...................................478.0 ..............514.5........... 458.6............ 442.9............ 619.1............... 502.5......... 648.5..............661.9 ..............546.7 ............377.4 .............501.8
BOM to Sale Ratio............................................................44.4 ..............100.0............. 41.5.............. 52.4.............. 35.3................. 31.9........... 50.0................40.0 ................41.1 ..............73.8 ...............46.6
Expirations ............................................................. ............4 .....................1.................. 8................... 2................... 2...................... 6................ 1.....................1 ...................25 .................10 ..................35
PENDING SALES
New Escrows Opened.............................................
Total YTD Escrows Opened .....................................
New Open Escrows Average Days on Market ...........
New Open Escrows Average List Price ....................
CLOSED SALES:
New Escrows Closed ..............................................
Total YTD Escrows Closed ......................................
Volume of New Sales Dollars in Millions.................
Volume of total YTD Sales in Millions .....................
Average Sale price in Thousands ............................
Median Sale Price in Thousands.............................
Coop Sales ............................................................
Percent of Coop Sales ............................................
Average Days on Market .........................................
Sales at List Price...................................................
Percent of Sales at List Price...................................
Sales to Listing Inventory Ratio...............................
Final Sale to New Listing Ratio ...............................
..........14 .....................8................ 57................. 29................. 24.................... 49.............. 17...................77 .................275 .................69 ................344
..........28 ...................17.............. 130................. 79................. 50.................. 127.............. 39.................190 .................660 ...............147 ................807
........105 .................115................ 53................. 42................. 43.................... 43.............. 35...................37 ...................48 .................67 ..................52
.....478.1 ..............647.0........... 524.4............ 441.9............ 538.5............... 531.1......... 832.7..............616.0 ..............564.1 ............333.4 .............517.8
............9 .....................4................ 41................. 21................. 17.................... 47.............. 10...................60 .................209 .................42 ................251
..........17 ...................11................ 96................. 50................. 37.................... 96.............. 18.................130 .................455 .................99 ................554
.....4.485 ..............3.368......... 20.308.......... 10.605............ 8.890............. 25.025......... 7.495............39.844 ..........120.021 ..........12.191 .........132.212
.....8.159 ..............7.239......... 45.320.......... 23.803.......... 19.612............. 50.376....... 12.987............78.927 ..........246.423 ..........29.567 .........275.990
.....498.3 ..............842.0........... 495.3............ 505.0............ 522.9............... 532.5......... 749.5..............664.1 ..............574.3 ............290.3 .............526.7
.....520.0 ..............685.0........... 440.0............ 522.0............ 470.0............... 514.9......... 680.0..............561.5 ..............520.0 ............239.0 .............489.0
............9 .....................4................ 34................. 20................. 13.................... 37................ 7...................51 .................175 .................37 ................212
.....100.0 ..............100.0............. 82.9.............. 95.2.............. 76.5................. 78.7........... 70.0................85.0 ................83.7 ..............88.1 ...............84.5
........165 .................288................ 96............... 111............... 120.................... 99.............. 81...................80 .................102 ...............130 ................106
............1 .....................1................ 21................... 9................... 5.................... 27................ 3...................27 ...................94 .................12 ................106
.......11.1 ................25.0............. 51.2.............. 42.9.............. 29.4................. 57.4........... 30.0................45.0 ................45.0 ..............28.6 ...............42.2
.......28.1 ................14.3............. 42.7.............. 50.0.............. 54.8................. 58.8........... 38.5................81.1 ................51.1 ..............26.8 ...............44.3
.......64.3 ................66.7............. 65.1.............. 77.8.............. 85.0................. 79.7........... 37.0................77.9 ................71.3 ..............53.8 ...............67.7
CLOSED SALES TYPE
Foreclosure / REO .................................................................0 .....................0.................. 1................... 0................... 0...................... 2................ 0.....................3 .....................6 ...................0 ....................6
Seller Concessions ...............................................................0 .....................0.................. 0................... 0................... 0...................... 0................ 0.....................0 .....................0 ...................0 ....................0
Short Sale.............................................................................1 .....................0.................. 1................... 1................... 1...................... 0................ 0.....................2 .....................6 ...................0 ....................6
Standard ...............................................................................8 .....................4................ 37................. 20................. 16.................... 45.............. 10...................55 .................195 ...................0 ................195
Other.....................................................................................0 .....................0.................. 2................... 0................... 0...................... 0................ 0.....................0 .....................2 ...................0 ....................2
SANTA CLARITA VALLEY CONDOMINIUM SALES STATISTICS FOR MARCH 2015
ACTIVE INVENTORY
New Listings ...........................................................
Total Active Listings.................................................
Average Days on Market ..........................................
Average List Price in Thousands ..............................
Median List Price in Thousands...............................
BOMS.....................................................................
Average BOM Price in Thousands............................
BOM to Sale Ratio...................................................
Expirations ..............................................................
PENDING SALES
New Escrows Opened..............................................
Total YTD Escrows Opened ......................................
New Open Escrows Average Days on Market ............
New Open Escrows Average List Price .....................
CLOSED SALES:
New Escrows Closed ...............................................
Total YTD Escrows Closed .......................................
Volume of New Sales Dollars in Millions..................
Volume of Total YTD Sales in Millions......................
Average Sale price in Thousands .............................
Median Sale Price in Thousands..............................
Coop Sales .............................................................
Percent of Coop Sales .............................................
Average Days on Market ..........................................
Sales at List Price....................................................
Percent of Sales at List Price....................................
Sales to Listing Inventory Ratio................................
Final Sale to New Listing Ratio ................................
AC
ADUL
CC
CA
NE
SAU
SR
VAL
SCVTOT
EXT
TOTAL
............0 .....................0................ 14................... 3................. 25.................... 14................ 7...................46 .................109 ...................7 ................116
............0 .....................0................ 25................... 1................. 24.................... 11................ 8...................58 .................127 .................19 ................146
............0 .....................0................ 90................. 29................. 57.................... 61.............. 32...................43 ...................56 .................76 ..................58
.........0.0 ..................0.0........... 263.5............ 428.0............ 266.7............... 347.6......... 355.4..............383.4 ..............333.3 ............312.1 .............330.5
.........0.0 ..................0.0........... 252.3............ 428.0............ 239.0............... 349.0......... 350.0..............350.0 ..............334.9 ............285.0 .............330.0
............0 .....................0.................. 6................... 0................... 6...................... 5................ 1.....................7 ...................25 ...................9 ..................34
.........0.0 ..................0.0........... 262.0................ 0.0............ 227.6............... 332.2......... 759.0..............344.7 ..............310.8 ............328.1 .............315.4
.........0.0 ..................0.0............. 28.6................ 0.0.............. 66.7................. 45.5........... 20.0................30.4 ................36.2 ............128.6 ...............44.7
............0 .....................0.................. 2................... 0................... 0...................... 1................ 0.....................3 .....................6 ...................2 ....................8
............0 .....................0................ 29................... 2................. 20.................... 13................ 4...................38 .................106 .................10 ................116
............0 .....................0................ 66................... 2................. 47.................... 34.............. 16...................95 .................260 .................20 ................280
............0 .....................0................ 44................. 10................. 33.................... 48.............. 27...................55 ...................45 .................52 ..................46
.........0.0 ..................0.0........... 248.4............ 252.5............ 297.7............... 301.1......... 342.2..............370.3 ..............311.5 ............324.0 .............312.6
............0 .....................0................ 21................... 0................... 9.................... 11................ 5...................23 ...................69 ...................7 ..................76
............0 .....................0................ 47................... 0................. 25.................... 29................ 9...................61 .................171 .................15 ................186
.....0.000 ..............0.000........... 6.101............ 0.000............ 1.981............... 3.828......... 1.877..............7.694 ............21.482 ............2.242 ...........23.724
.....0.000 ..............0.000......... 12.277............ 0.000............ 5.730............... 9.968......... 3.192............21.142 ............52.309 ............4.937 ...........57.246
.........0.0 ..................0.0........... 290.5................ 0.0............ 220.1............... 348.0......... 375.5..............334.5 ..............311.3 ............320.3 .............312.2
.........0.0 ..................0.0........... 274.0................ 0.0............ 207.0............... 349.0......... 369.0..............335.0 ..............305.0 ............330.0 .............310.0
............0 .....................0................ 19................... 0................... 7...................... 8................ 5...................17 ...................56 ...................7 ..................63
.........0.0 ..................0.0............. 90.5................ 0.0.............. 77.8................. 72.7......... 100.0................73.9 ................81.2 ............100.0 ...............82.9
............0 .....................0................ 74................... 0................. 99.................. 158.............. 82...................88 ...................96 .................66 ..................93
............0 .....................0................ 10................... 0................... 3...................... 6................ 1.....................6 ...................26 ...................4 ..................30
.........0.0 ..................0.0............. 47.6................ 0.0.............. 33.3................. 54.5........... 20.0................26.1 ................37.7 ..............57.1 ...............39.5
.........0.0 ..................0.0............. 84.0................ 0.0.............. 37.5............... 100.0........... 62.5................39.7 ................54.3 ..............36.8 ...............52.1
.........0.0 ..................0.0........... 150.0................ O.0.............. 36.0................. 78.6........... 71.4................50.0 ................63.3 ............100.0 ...............65.5
CLOSED SALES TYPE
Foreclosure / REO .................................................................0 .....................0.................. 2................... 0................... 0...................... 0................ 0.....................0 .....................2 ...................0 ....................2
Seller Concessions ...............................................................0 .....................0.................. 0................... 0................... 0...................... 0................ 0.....................1 .....................1 ...................0 ....................1
Short Sale.............................................................................0 .....................0.................. 1................... 0................... 2...................... 1................ 0.....................0 .....................4 ...................0 ....................4
Standard ...............................................................................0 .....................0................ 18................... 0................... 7.................... 10................ 5...................22 ...................62 ...................0 ..................62
Other.....................................................................................0 .....................0.................. 0................... 0................... 0...................... 0................ 0.....................0 .....................0 ...................0 ....................0
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EXT
TOTAL
SELLING TIME - PRICE CHANGE - PRICE REDUCTION
AVG. SELL TIME
ACTIVE NO. LISTINGS
TOTAL # SOLD
REDUCED $
$ AVERAGE PRICE REDUCTION %
1,285
LISTINGS
*THE ASSOCIATION DOES NOT VERIFY ACTUAL CLOSED ESCROwS.
$333,235,000
2015 RMLS TOTAL - $ VOLUME
784
SALES
LESS THAN 100,000 ................................................................ ..........................34 ..................................................... 9 .............................................2.............................................. 2 ............................13200 .............................................11.9
100,000 TO 109,999 ................................................................. ............................0 ..................................................... 2 .............................................0.............................................. 0 ................................N/A ...............................................0.0
110,000 TO 119,999 ................................................................. ........................100 ..................................................... 2 .............................................1.............................................. 1 ............................17500 .............................................13.0
120,000 TO 139,999 ................................................................. ..........................64 ..................................................... 5 .............................................2.............................................. 1 ..............................6250 ...............................................4.5
140,000 TO 159,999 ................................................................. ..........................91 ................................................... 10 .............................................5.............................................. 5 ..............................7400 ...............................................4.4
160,000 TO 179,999 ................................................................. ..........................64 ................................................... 17 .............................................6.............................................. 3 ..............................9136 ...............................................4.7
180,000 TO 199,999 ................................................................. ..........................18 ................................................... 15 .............................................5.............................................. 4 ............................11820 ...............................................5.4
200,000 TO 249,999 ................................................................. ..........................60 ................................................... 53 ...........................................23............................................ 18 ..............................9273 ...............................................3.7
250,000 TO 299,999 ................................................................. ..........................88 ................................................... 41 ...........................................19............................................ 16 ..............................8511 ...............................................2.7
300,000 TO 349,999 ................................................................. ..........................40 ................................................... 50 ...........................................22............................................ 13 ..............................9699 ...............................................2.6
350,000 TO 399,999 ................................................................. ..........................58 ................................................... 61 ...........................................36............................................ 21 ..............................7069 ...............................................1.7
400,000 TO 449,999 ................................................................. ..........................48 ................................................... 49 ...........................................38............................................ 28 ............................20793 ...............................................4.3
450,000 TO 499,999 ................................................................. ..........................49 ................................................... 60 ...........................................40............................................ 28 ............................12717 ...............................................2.4
500,000 TO 549,999 ................................................................. ..........................73 ................................................... 44 ...........................................27............................................ 16 ............................12530 ...............................................2.0
550,000 TO 599,999 ................................................................. ..........................38 ................................................... 47 ...........................................24............................................ 12 ............................14913 ...............................................2.4
600,000 TO 699,999 ................................................................. ..........................55 ................................................... 70 ...........................................34............................................ 21 ............................25482 ...............................................3.3
700,000 TO 799,999 ................................................................. ........................104 ................................................... 54 .............................................5.............................................. 4 ............................22730 ...............................................2.9
800,000 TO 899,999 ................................................................. ..........................30 ................................................... 21 .............................................7.............................................. 5 ............................26100 ...............................................3.0
900,000 TO 999, 999 ............................................................... ..........................64 ................................................... 18 .............................................4.............................................. 4 ............................33000 ...............................................3.3
1,000,000 TO 1,999,999 ........................................................... ..........................97 ................................................... 36 .............................................4.............................................. 3 ..........................133300 ...............................................7.0
MORE THAN 2,000,000 ............................................................ ..........................77 ..................................................... 6 .............................................2.............................................. 1 ..........................450000 .............................................15.3
TOTALS................................................................................... ..........................57 ................................................. 670 .........................................306.......................................... 206 ............................17311 ...............................................3.1
SELLING PRICE RANGE:
CLOSED SALES TYPE
PENDING SALES:
.................. 0.................... 0...................... 3.................... 0......................... 0 .......................2....................... 0 .....................3............................ 8.....................0 ..................... 8
.................. 0.................... 0...................... 0.................... 0......................... 0 .......................0....................... 0 .....................1............................ 1.....................0 ..................... 1
.................. 1.................... 0...................... 2.................... 1......................... 3 .......................1....................... 0 .....................2.......................... 10.....................0 ................... 10
.................. 8.................... 4.................... 55.................. 20....................... 23 .....................55..................... 15 ...................77........................ 257.....................0 ................. 257
.................. 0.................... 0...................... 2.................... 0......................... 0 .......................0....................... 0 .....................0............................ 2.....................0 ..................... 2
NE
FORECLOSURE/REO ..............................................................
SELLER CONCESSIONS ........................................................
SHORT SALE ...........................................................................
STANDARD ..............................................................................
OTHER .....................................................................................
CA
.................. 9.................... 4.................... 62.................. 21....................... 26 .....................58..................... 15 ...................83........................ 278...................49 ................. 327
................ 17.................. 11.................. 143.................. 50....................... 62 ...................125..................... 27 .................191........................ 626.................114 ................. 740
........... 4.485............. 3.368............. 26.410........... 10.605................ 10.871 ..............28.853................ 9.372 ............47.538................. 141.503............14.433 .......... 155.936
........... 8.159............. 7.239............. 57.597........... 23.803................ 25.342 ..............60.344.............. 16.179 ..........100.069................. 298.731............34.504 .......... 333.235
........... 498.3............. 842.0............... 426.0............. 505.0.................. 418.1 ................497.5................ 624.8 ..............572.7..................... 509.0..............294.6 .............. 476.9
........... 520.0............. 685.0............... 395.0............. 522.0.................. 425.0 ................457.5................ 578.0 ..............490.0..................... 465.0..............275.0 .............. 441.0
.................. 9.................... 4.................... 53.................. 20....................... 20 .....................45..................... 12 ...................68........................ 231...................44 ................. 275
........... 100.0............. 100.0................. 85.5............... 95.2.................... 76.9 ..................77.6.................. 80.0 ................81.9....................... 83.1................89.8 ................ 84.1
.............. 165................ 288.................... 89................ 111..................... 113 ...................110..................... 81 ...................82........................ 100.................121 ................. 103
.................. 1.................... 1.................... 31.................... 9......................... 8 .....................33....................... 4 ...................33........................ 120...................16 ................. 136
............. 11.1............... 25.0................. 50.0............... 42.9.................... 30.8 ..................56.9.................. 26.7 ................39.8....................... 43.2................32.7 ................ 41.6
............. 28.1............... 14.3................. 51.2............... 48.8.................... 47.3 ..................63.7.................. 44.1 ................62.9....................... 51.9................27.8 ................ 45.9
............. 64.3............... 66.7................. 80.5............... 70.0.................... 57.8 ..................79.5.................. 44.1 ................67.5....................... 69.2................57.6 ................ 67.1
CC
................ 14.................... 8.................... 86.................. 31....................... 44 .....................62..................... 21 .................115........................ 381...................79 ................. 460
................ 28.................. 17.................. 196.................. 81....................... 97 ...................161..................... 55 .................285........................ 920.................167 .............. 1,087
.............. 105................ 115.................... 50.................. 40....................... 38 .....................44..................... 33 ...................43.......................... 47...................65 ................... 50
........... 478.1............. 647.0............... 431.3............. 429.6.................. 429.0 ................482.9................ 739.3 ..............534.8..................... 493.8..............332.2 .............. 466.0
ADUL
327
RESIDENTIAL PROP.
ESCROw CLOSED
NEW ESCROWS OPENED......................................................
TOTAL YTD ESCROWS OPENED ...........................................
NEW OPEN ESCROWS AVERAGE DAYS ON MARKET.........
NEW OPEN ESCROWS AVERAGE LIST PRICE .....................
CLOSED SALES:
NEW ESCROWS CLOSED ......................................................
TOTAL YTD ESCROWS CLOSED............................................
VOLUME OF NEW SALE DOLLARS IN MILLIONS..................
VOLUME OF TOTAL YTD SALES IN MILLIONS ......................
AVERAGE SALE PRICE IN THOUSANDS ...............................
MEDIAN SALE PRICE IN THOUSANDS ..................................
COOP SALES ..........................................................................
PERCENT OF COOP SALES...................................................
AVERAGE DAYS ON MARKET ................................................
SALES AT LIST PRICE.............................................................
PERCENT OF SALES AT LIST PRICE .....................................
SALES TO LISTING INVENTORY RATIO.................................
FINAL SALE TO NEW LISTING RATIO ....................................
AC
460
RESIDENTIAL PROP.
ESCROw OPENED
................ 14.................... 6.................... 77.................. 30....................... 45 .....................73..................... 34 .................123........................ 402...................85 ................. 487
................ 32.................. 28.................. 121.................. 43....................... 55 .....................91..................... 34 .................132........................ 536.................176 ................. 712
.............. 114................ 157.................... 72................ 105....................... 67 .....................50..................... 27 ...................56.......................... 71...................82 ................... 73
........... 529.9............. 840.7............... 619.6............. 610.4.................. 473.4 ................557.1................ 678.8 ..............595.1..................... 597.2..............386.9 .............. 545.2
........... 499.9............. 669.0............... 489.0............. 540.0.................. 445.0 ................540.0................ 680.0 ..............489.9..................... 518.0..............296.0 .............. 475.0
.................. 4.................... 4.................... 23.................. 11....................... 12 .....................20....................... 6 ...................31........................ 111...................40 ................. 151
........... 478.0............. 514.5............... 407.3............. 442.9.................. 423.3 ................459.9................ 666.9 ..............590.2..................... 493.6..............366.3 .............. 459.9
............. 44.4............. 100.0................. 37.1............... 52.4.................... 46.2 ..................34.5.................. 40.0 ................37.3....................... 39.9................81.6 ................ 46.2
.................. 4.................... 1.................... 10.................... 2......................... 2 .......................7....................... 1 .....................4.......................... 31...................12 ................... 43
MONTHLY RESIDENTIAL SALES STATISTICS
MARCH 2015 SCV RESIDENTIAL MLS SUMMARY
NEW LISTINGS ........................................................................
TOTAL ACTIVE LISTINGS........................................................
AVERAGE DAYS ON MARKET ................................................
AVERAGE LIST PRICE IN THOUSANDS.................................
MEDIAN LIST PRICE IN THOUSANDS....................................
BOMS.......................................................................................
AVERAGE BOM PRICE IN THOUSANDS................................
BOM TO SALE RATIO..............................................................
EXPIRATIONS ..........................................................................
ACTIVE INVENTORY:
487
RESIDENTIAL
PROPERTIES LISTED
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DEC
AVG.
SALE
PRICE
423
NOV
6,135
525
OCT
TOTAL
540
551
JUNE
SEPT
465
MAY
550
553
APR
AUG
592
MAR
564
489
FEB
JUL
476
JAN
LIST
1299.4
102.6
97.3
93.1
106.4
111.3
115.8
123.4
135.9
118.1
123.4
89.4
82.7
$
VOL
MIL.
$353,482
3,676
308
299
279
297
312
302
357
368
328
354
241
231
SALES
2010
60.3
75.2
70.7
53.1
55
56.7
53.5
64.8
79.1
59.3
59.8
49.3
48.5
%
SALES
TO
LIST
6,128
307
368
491
505
532
512
578
588
618
585
525
519
LIST
1286.5
122.9
104.8
106.5
103.4
130
115.7
128
115.8
106
104
74.2
75.2
$
VOL
MIL.
$315,090
4,083
415
354
346
336
406
364
397
363
329
310
222
241
SALES
2011
67
135.2
96.2
70.5
66.5
76.3
71.1
68.7
61.7
53.2
53
42.3
46.4
%
SALES
TO
LIST
4360
233
283
317
314
422
388
413
456
427
460
447
470
LIST
1356.5
145.9
96
121.2
118.2
120.2
122.6
135.0
118
109
107.9
78.7
83.8
$
VOL
MIL.
$317,090
4278
419
298
347
337
406
392
432
384
364
348
275
276
SALES
2012
LIST
383
370
99
179.8
4107
1597
165.2
131.9
131.9
140.1
142.7
163.7
147.4
129.1
139.1
132
89.7
84.2
$
VOL
MIL.
$388,850
407
214
4723
323
335
373
346
404
375
332
410
430
471
489
448
412
364
345
255
248
SALES
105.3 324
84.2 104.6 101 96.2
107.3 109.5
85.2 417
75.7
61.5
58.7 355
%
SALES
TO
LIST
2013
LIST
69.9 391
68.9 417
491
90.1
87.3 484
500
86.7
73.5
493
82.6 500
83.7 441
80.6 454
81.7 366
99.7 256
109.2 227
5020
84.5
%
SALES
TO
LIST
157.1
159.9
145.9
149.6
136.8
161.9
1642.5
153.2
157.6
155.5
96.2
88.2
103.2
$
VOL
MIL.
$421,369
373
362
341
356
308
365
3898
344
367
369
238
214
261
SALES
2014
SANTA CLARITA VALLEY
COMPARABLE SALES ANALYSIS 2010-2015
(COMBINED RESIDENTIAL SALES, SINGLE FAMILY & CONDO)
TOTAL MONTH BY MONTH
74.6
82.1
75.1
97.3
120.3
160.8
160.8
69.8
73.4
76.2
60.9
51.3
53.2
%
SALES
TO
LIST
200
219
327
487
SALES
406
407
LIST
155
83.4
95.6
$
VOL
MIL.
2015
67.1
49.3
53.8
%
SALES
TO
LIST
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