The San Diego real estate market has been quite interesting lately. About 6 weeks ago, there was a half-point increase in mortgage interest rates, which led to a decrease in buyer affordability by about 5% and a 20% reduction in the buyer pool. As a result, properties that are priced aggressively are selling quickly, while those priced at market value or slightly above are staying on the market longer. As we head into June, there is a 10% increase in inventory in San Diego, particularly in Carmel Valley, with a 7% rise in price per square foot, averaging $849 for a single-family home. This means it’s a good time for buyers to explore properties and make offers before the market becomes more competitive. Sellers are advised to ensure their properties are in excellent condition and accurately priced.
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Shirin Rezania Ramos | 858.345.0685 | www.shirinramos.com | Compass, DRE 0203379
