From 01/01/2008 to 11/24/2008
41 Foreclosures - Bank Owned Homes closed escrow
29 Foreclosed Condos closed escrow
6 Homes were sold on Short Sale
6 Condominios were sold on Short Sale
23 Homes were sold with Notice of Default
11 Condo was sold with Notice of Default
47 Homes sold had Fha Loan
35 Condos sold had Fha Loan
Monday, November 24, 2008
Friday, November 14, 2008
City of Canyon Country California Home Sales Statistics For September 2008
New Listings: 142
Average Listing Price: $ 390,704
Under Contract: 67
Average Listing Price: $ 322,577
Sold Listigs: 86
Average Listing Price: $ 347,848
% Sales Price Versus Listing Price: 97.56 %
% Sales Price Versus Old Listing Price: 91.91 %
Average Days on The Market: 60
Average Listing Price: $ 390,704
Under Contract: 67
Average Listing Price: $ 322,577
Sold Listigs: 86
Average Listing Price: $ 347,848
% Sales Price Versus Listing Price: 97.56 %
% Sales Price Versus Old Listing Price: 91.91 %
Average Days on The Market: 60
City of Canyon Country California Home Sales Statistics For July 2008
New Listings: 141
Average Listing Price: $ 409,817
Under Contract: 64
Average Listing Price: $ 317,491
Sold Listigs: 87
Average Listing Price: $ 347,364
% Sales Price Versus Listing Price: 98.77 %
% Sales Price Versus Old Listing Price: 93.89 %
Average Days on The Market: 62
Average Listing Price: $ 409,817
Under Contract: 64
Average Listing Price: $ 317,491
Sold Listigs: 87
Average Listing Price: $ 347,364
% Sales Price Versus Listing Price: 98.77 %
% Sales Price Versus Old Listing Price: 93.89 %
Average Days on The Market: 62
City of Canyon Country Calfiornia Home Sales Statistics For August 2008
New Listings: 147
Average Listing Price: $ 347,758
Under Contract: 73
Average Listing Price: $ 345,748
Sold Listigs: 86
Average Listing Price: $ 317,973
% Sales Price Versus Listing Price: 97.54%
% Sales Price Versus Old Listing Price: 91.53 %
Average Days on The Market: 65
Average Listing Price: $ 347,758
Under Contract: 73
Average Listing Price: $ 345,748
Sold Listigs: 86
Average Listing Price: $ 317,973
% Sales Price Versus Listing Price: 97.54%
% Sales Price Versus Old Listing Price: 91.53 %
Average Days on The Market: 65
City of Canyon Country Home Sales Statistics For June 2008
New Listings: 141
Average Listing Price: $ 409,817
Under Contract: 64
Average Listing Price: $ 317,491
Sold Listigs: 87
Average Listing Price: $ 347,354
% Sales Price Versus Listing Price: 98.67%
Sales Price Versus Old Listing Price: 93.89 %
Average Days on The Market: 62
Average Listing Price: $ 409,817
Under Contract: 64
Average Listing Price: $ 317,491
Sold Listigs: 87
Average Listing Price: $ 347,354
% Sales Price Versus Listing Price: 98.67%
Sales Price Versus Old Listing Price: 93.89 %
Average Days on The Market: 62
Thursday, November 13, 2008
City of Canyon Country Home Sales Statistics For May 2008
New Listings: 135
Average Listing Price: $ 440,269
Under Contract: 60
Average Listing Price: $ 303,336
Sold Listigs: 85
Average Listing Price: $ 346,018
% Sales Price Versus Listing Price: 96.21 %
Sales Price Versus Old Listing Price: 89.33 %
Average Days on The Market: 63
Average Listing Price: $ 440,269
Under Contract: 60
Average Listing Price: $ 303,336
Sold Listigs: 85
Average Listing Price: $ 346,018
% Sales Price Versus Listing Price: 96.21 %
Sales Price Versus Old Listing Price: 89.33 %
Average Days on The Market: 63
Monday, November 10, 2008
City of Calabasas California Home Sales Statistics For September 2008
New Listings: 41
Average Listing Price: $ 1,770,917
Under Contract: 7
Average Listing Price: $ 1,633,200
Sold Listigs: 20
Average Listing Price: $ 1,080,225
% Sales Price Versus Listing Price: 93.91 %
Sales Price Versus Old Listing Price: 90.45 %
Average Days on The Market: 49
Average Listing Price: $ 1,770,917
Under Contract: 7
Average Listing Price: $ 1,633,200
Sold Listigs: 20
Average Listing Price: $ 1,080,225
% Sales Price Versus Listing Price: 93.91 %
Sales Price Versus Old Listing Price: 90.45 %
Average Days on The Market: 49
City of Calabasas California Home Sales Statistics for August 2008
New Listings: 50
Average Listing Price: $ 1,714,392
Under Contract: 11
Average Listing Price: $ 2,297,118
Sold Listigs: 13
Average Listing Price: $ 1,160,796
% Sales Price Versus Listing Price: 96.27 %
Sales Price Versus Old Listing Price: 91.54 %
Average Days on The Market: 72
Alberto Pacheco
Average Listing Price: $ 1,714,392
Under Contract: 11
Average Listing Price: $ 2,297,118
Sold Listigs: 13
Average Listing Price: $ 1,160,796
% Sales Price Versus Listing Price: 96.27 %
Sales Price Versus Old Listing Price: 91.54 %
Average Days on The Market: 72
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City of Calabasas California Home Sales Statistics For July 2008
New Listings: 54
Average Listing Price: $ 2,049,833
Under Contract: 12
Average Listing Price: $ 1,518,406
Sold Listigs: 11
Average Listing Price: $ 1,389,727
% Sales Price Versus Listing Price: 96.02 %
Sales Price Versus Old Listing Price: 86.07 %
Average Days on The Market: 85
Average Listing Price: $ 2,049,833
Under Contract: 12
Average Listing Price: $ 1,518,406
Sold Listigs: 11
Average Listing Price: $ 1,389,727
% Sales Price Versus Listing Price: 96.02 %
Sales Price Versus Old Listing Price: 86.07 %
Average Days on The Market: 85
City of Calabasas California Home Sales Statistics For June 2008
New Listings: 54
Average Listing Price: $ 2,049,833
Under Contract: 12
Average Listing Price: $ 1,518,406
Sold Listigs: 11
Average Listing Price: $ 1,389,727
% Sales Price Versus Listing Price: 96.02 %
Sales Price Versus Old Listing Price: 86.07 %
Average Days on The Market: 85
Average Listing Price: $ 2,049,833
Under Contract: 12
Average Listing Price: $ 1,518,406
Sold Listigs: 11
Average Listing Price: $ 1,389,727
% Sales Price Versus Listing Price: 96.02 %
Sales Price Versus Old Listing Price: 86.07 %
Average Days on The Market: 85
Saturday, November 08, 2008
City of Calabasas California Home Sales Statistics For May 2008
New Listings: 56
Average Listing Price: $ 1,919,187
Under Contract: 14
Average Listing Price: $ 1,689,853
Sold Listigs: 23
Average Listing Price: $ 1,170.200
% Sales Price Versus Listing Price: 94.73 %
Sales Price Versus Old Listing Price: 93.11 %
Average Days on The Market: 59
Average Listing Price: $ 1,919,187
Under Contract: 14
Average Listing Price: $ 1,689,853
Sold Listigs: 23
Average Listing Price: $ 1,170.200
% Sales Price Versus Listing Price: 94.73 %
Sales Price Versus Old Listing Price: 93.11 %
Average Days on The Market: 59
Tuesday, November 04, 2008
First Time Home Buyer Tax Credit
One of the most exciting new provision of the Housing and Economic Recovery Act of 2008 is the Fist Time Homebuyer Tax Credit. The credit is designed to encourage first time home buyers to go ahead and make their first purchase.
Things To Keep In Mind
The credit is available for homes purchased between April 9, 2008 and July 1,2009
The credit amounts to 10% of the purchase price of the home not to exceed $7,500
A first time home buyer is defined as someone who has not owned a home in the last three years.
Single taxpayers with incomes up to $75,000 and married couples with incomes up to $150,000 qualify for the full tax credit.
The tax credit works like an interest free loan and must be repaid over a 15 year period.
How Does The Tax Credit Work?
A tax credit is a special provision that reduces the income tax liability on a dollar for dollar basis. When filing a tax return, you must include income items, deductions items and the number of exemptions, among other things, to figure your total tax liability. If your total tax liability end up being $7,500, and you qualify for the full $7,500 tax credit, this credit would be applied and would wipe out all of tax due. If yur employer had already deducted the $7,500 from your pay checks throughout the year, you would receive a tax refund of $ 7,500.
Does This Credit Has To Be Repaid?
Yes, the credit does have to be reapid, so it is really more like an interest free loan. Home buyers will be required to repay the credit to the government, without interest over 15 years ow when they sell the house, if theres is sufficient capital gain from the sale. For example, a homebuyer claiming $7,500 credit would repay the credit at $500 per year. The home owner does not have to begin making repayments on the credit until two years after the credit is claimed. So if the tax credit is claimed on the 2008 tax reeturn, a $500 payment is not due until the 2010 tax return is filed. If the homeowner sold the home, then the remaining credit amount would be due from the profit on the home sale. If there was insufficient profit, then the remaining credit payback would be forgiven.
For more information on this tax credit or other changes resulting from the Housing and Recovery Act of 2008 please visit: http://www.hud.gov/news/recoveryactfaq.cfm.
Things To Keep In Mind
The credit is available for homes purchased between April 9, 2008 and July 1,2009
The credit amounts to 10% of the purchase price of the home not to exceed $7,500
A first time home buyer is defined as someone who has not owned a home in the last three years.
Single taxpayers with incomes up to $75,000 and married couples with incomes up to $150,000 qualify for the full tax credit.
The tax credit works like an interest free loan and must be repaid over a 15 year period.
How Does The Tax Credit Work?
A tax credit is a special provision that reduces the income tax liability on a dollar for dollar basis. When filing a tax return, you must include income items, deductions items and the number of exemptions, among other things, to figure your total tax liability. If your total tax liability end up being $7,500, and you qualify for the full $7,500 tax credit, this credit would be applied and would wipe out all of tax due. If yur employer had already deducted the $7,500 from your pay checks throughout the year, you would receive a tax refund of $ 7,500.
Does This Credit Has To Be Repaid?
Yes, the credit does have to be reapid, so it is really more like an interest free loan. Home buyers will be required to repay the credit to the government, without interest over 15 years ow when they sell the house, if theres is sufficient capital gain from the sale. For example, a homebuyer claiming $7,500 credit would repay the credit at $500 per year. The home owner does not have to begin making repayments on the credit until two years after the credit is claimed. So if the tax credit is claimed on the 2008 tax reeturn, a $500 payment is not due until the 2010 tax return is filed. If the homeowner sold the home, then the remaining credit amount would be due from the profit on the home sale. If there was insufficient profit, then the remaining credit payback would be forgiven.
For more information on this tax credit or other changes resulting from the Housing and Recovery Act of 2008 please visit: http://www.hud.gov/news/recoveryactfaq.cfm.
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