2020 has been an interesting year for everyone on many levels. Most notably it resulted in the first generational rotation of families leaving and new ones arriving to Marin County since the 2002-2007 era. 2020 also brought a new high water mark to Marin County
Marin County prices have rebounded from early Spring losses and are now flat for the year which is a typical improvement we see annually particularly in rainy winters when home buyers hunker down and sit out the storms. Typically we also see an approximately 50
Marin County: 2019 Likely More Price Gains Marin County Real Estate prices are -2% thru the first quarter of 2019 when compared to the first 10 months of 2018- which is nothing other than a win/win. The last half of the 2018 saw waning demand
Barclays polls agents monthly to get an idea of trends in buyer demand and seller inventory. There isn’t a ton of meat on the bone for each jurisdiction it covers, but its does have some interesting info on the “crowd”.
Fed Funds: 2.40% 1 YR Libor: 2.96% 30YR Bond: 2.98% 10 YR Note Rate: 2.68% Dow Jones: 23,615 pts. S&P 500: 2,555 pts. ISM Manufacturing: 1/7 Prior: 60.7 Survey: 58.5 Actual: 57.6 New Home Sales: 1/8 Prior: 544K Survey: 568K FOMC Meeting Minutes: 1/9 Initial
2018 brought a new high water mark to Marin County Real Estate pricing for the 7th straight year, rising 7.5% in 2018, and an average of 8.3% annually since 1972 (see chart on back). Home prices are now 22% above the previous peak in 2007,