Danville Home Price History By Price Tiers

Home prices jumped in Danville in 2012 from what felt like anywhere from five to fifteen percent, depending on the area. But are things really getting better? And are home prices really going up for everyone in town?

To find out, I went back and charted the median sales prices for Danville’s Top, Middle, and Bottom third of homes sold, by Quarter, since 2005. Q2 of 2006 represented the top of the market.

 Danville Home Price History By Price Tiers

You can clearly see the bump upwards in the middle of 2009. This is about six months after the first 2008 foreclosure moratoriums kicked in. Once the inventory sold off, supply dried up and prices began to stabilize.

Then, there was kind of a very slow bleed until the beginning of 2012. I still haven’t come to grips with what exactly happened to trigger such a change… what factors existed in February of 2012 that didn’t in September of 2011?

Anyways, the REAL story here is that the party may be ending. Even though the most expensive Tier is continuing to see prices run up, the Mid and Bottom Tiers have seen declines in the second half of the year.

It will be interesting to see which direction 2013 takes us.

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I am a longtime real estate agent who has pretty much seen it all during the housing boom as bust. With experience in selling high-end property and low-end foreclosures, raw land, short sales, development work, apartment buildings, and working with investors, I bring a well-rounded perspective to my work.In addition to selling real estate, my insights have been featured in The New York Times, The Big Picture, and regularly on Patrick.net. I have also done consulting work with ForeclosureRadar.Starting my career, in 2003, I have sold homes throughout Alameda and Contra Costa counties, specializing in Danville, Alamo, Blackhawk, San Ramon, Dublin, Pleasanton, Walnut Creek, Lafayette, and Orinda. I live in Danville with my three kids.


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2 thoughts on “Danville Home Price History By Price Tiers

  1. Tom Stone

    Greg, it will be interesting. Inventory will be the key and there’s no telling when that dam will break.

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