By Leslie | September 14, 2011
A new feature of trendlines has been added this month to the three 12 month graphs to give a quick visualization of the numbers sold and the sold prices in Ventura, Oxnard and Camarillo.
Also featured is the percentage of single family homes that were distressed sales in the month of August are:
Ventura – 51% Oxnard – 57% Camarillo – 22%
Sold prices – Single family homes in Ventura, Oxnard, Camarillo:
- 12 month graph – The trendline for Ventura is just above $400k, Oxnard is steady at $300k but bumped up to $315k in August, and Camarillo has been slowly trending downward toward $450k but bumped up to $515k in August.
Sold prices – Condos in Ventura, Oxnard, Camarillo:
- 12 month graph – The trendlines for both Ventura and Camarillo are slowly trending downward, with Oxnard relatively unchanged.
Numbers sold – Single family homes in Ventura, Oxnard, Camarillo:
- 12 month graph – The trendlines for both Ventura and Camarillo are slightly increasing, with Oxnard staying fairly steady.
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Detailed data for single family homes sold in:
Detailed data for condos sold in:
Detailed monthly data for pendings (in escrow) – single family homes and condos:
All data is taken from the Ventura, Oxnard and Camarillo MLS.
By Leslie | August 22, 2011
More homes in foreclosure have been progressing to a sale date and not being cured in the initial Notice of Default phase. Usually, about 40 – 50% end up going to sale, but July REOs were at a yearly low of 28%. This decrease might be contributed by home owners getting loan mods or successful short sales.
NODs have been steady since April at about 400; NTSs match June at 519; and REOs rolled over from 233 to 145. See the 12 month chart.
All data used with permission by Foreclosure List Service.
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By Leslie | August 22, 2011
Check out the 12 month graph for monthly foreclosure activity for Ventura County. NODs are on a slight decline; NTSs spiked up last month - now settling back down; and REOs are on the slight increase.
See the quarterly chart showing Q2 foreclosure activity. The long trend is: NODs are declining; NTSs show a general downward trend with a slight uptick in June; and REOs were declining but spiked in Q2 of 2011.
All information taken from Foreclosure List Service with permission.
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By Leslie | August 19, 2011
Prices for single family homes sold in Camarillo are trending downward; while the number of homes sold for Ventura has broken the 12 month high.
The percentage of single family homes that were distressed sales in the month of July are:
Ventura – 41% Oxnard – 59% Camarillo – 41%
All data is taken from the Ventura, Oxnard and Camarillo MLS.
Sold prices – Single family homes in Ventura, Oxnard, Camarillo:
- 12 month graph – Ventura has been hovering at ± $400,000 for last 8 months, Oxnard is steady as a rock at $300,000, Camarillo has been hovering at $500,000 – now trending toward $450,000.
- Quarterly graph ending 2nd quarter – Ventura is on the increase, Oxnard remains unchanged and Camarillo shows a slight decrease in sold prices.
Sold prices – Condos in Ventura, Oxnard, Camarillo:
- 12 month graph – Ventura has been see-sawing between $200 to $225,000, Oxnard is holding between $175 to $200,000, Camarillo prices were on the upswing from March (at $250k) to June (at $300k) while July shows a slight decrease.
- Quarterly graph ending 2nd quarter – Ventura shows a slight decrease, Oxnard a modest decrease and Camarillo a slight increase in sold prices.
Numbers sold – Single family homes in Ventura, Oxnard, Camarillo:
- 12 month graph – Ventura broke through to the highest number in over 1 year; Oxnard is rebounding back to 80 mark; Camarillo has vigorous see-sawing between 35 – 60/ month. June was 60 while July is 40.
- Quarterly graph ending 2nd quarter – All are trending upward for number of homes sold.
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Detailed data for single family homes sold in:
Detailed data for condos sold in:
Detailed monthly data for pendings (in escrow) – single family homes and condos:
By Leslie | July 28, 2011
The percentage of single family homes that were distressed sales in the month of June are:
Ventura – 33%
Oxnard – 61%
Camarillo – 37%
Quarterly graphs for 2nd quarter are included in this post. All data is taken from the Ventura, Oxnard and Camarillo MLS.
Sold prices – Single family homes in Ventura, Oxnard, Camarillo:
- 12 month graph – Ventura, Oxnard and Camarillo are all unchanged for sold prices.
- Quarterly graph – Ventura is on the increase, Oxnard remains unchanged and Camarillo shows a slight decrease in sold prices.
Sold prices – Condos in Ventura, Oxnard, Camarillo:
- 12 month graph – Ventura, Oxnard and Camarillo are all upward for sold prices.
- Quarterly graph - Ventura shows a slight decrease, Oxnard a modest decrease and Camarillo a slight increase in sold prices.
Numbers sold – Single family homes in Ventura, Oxnard, Camarillo:
- 12 month graph – Ventura, Oxnard and Camarillo are all on the move upward for number of homes sold.
- Quarterly graph – All are trending upward for number of homes sold.
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By Leslie | June 8, 2011
In April the number of Notice of Defaults (NODs) was on par (low 400s) with the number of Notice of Trustee Sales (NTSs) – i.e., properties that are going to sale. For May, there was little change in the number of NODs but the number of NTSs jumped by 127 to the mid 500s. The number of Trustee Deeds (REOs) is creeping up. See the details on this chart.
Data is from Foreclosure List Service with permission.
By Leslie | June 8, 2011
The percentage of single family homes that were distressed sales in the month of May are:
Ventura – 37%
Oxnard – 67%
Camarillo – 44%
Quarterly graphs for 2nd quarter will be published in early July.
Sold prices – Single family homes in Ventura, Oxnard, Camarillo:
- 12 month graph
- Ventura is trending upward to $430k; Oxnard is holding steady in the $290s; Camarillo peaked last Fall and is now on a downward trend in the high $400s to $500k.
Sold prices – Condos in Ventura, Oxnard, Camarillo:
- 12 month graph
- Ventura peaked in December and January in the $240s, now in the low $200s; Oxnard peaked last Fall at about $230s, now in the $170s; Camarillo peaked in November and December at $310k, turned downward to March at $240s, and now trending up to $270s.
Numbers sold – Single family homes in Ventura, Oxnard, Camarillo:
- 12 month graph
- Ventura, Oxnard and Camarillo all hit a low in January. Ventura has recovered with a spike in April; Oxnard has bounced back and holding; Camarillo has recovered with a spike in March. Read the rest of this article »
By Leslie | May 10, 2011
Back in the early 90s, the number of Notice of Defaults (NODs) were about twice that of the Notice of Trustee’s Sales (NTSs) and the Trustee’s Deeds were 1/3 to 1/2 of that. That pattern went on for years but now we’re seeing a shift. The NODs are down, most NODs go to a sale date and 50 – 70% either go back to the lender or are bought by an investor at the auction.
Currently, the number of NODs for April (410) is way down from March (546) but is the same as February.
Check out the chart for the last 12 months here.
By Leslie | May 10, 2011
The percentage of homes that were short pays in the first quarter of 2011 are:
Ventura – 20%
Oxnard – 26%
Camarillo – 25%
Sold prices – Single family homes in Ventura, Oxnard, Camarillo: Ventura, Oxnard and Camarillo mirror each other for the past 3 months – a bit upward from February to March with April trending downward.
Sold prices – Condos in Ventura, Oxnard, Camarillo:
Numbers sold – Single family homes in Ventura, Oxnard, Camarillo: Ventura is moving upward, Oxnard is a bit in the rise and Camarillo is trending downward.
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By Leslie | April 12, 2011
Looking at one month of foreclosure activity for Ventura County shows a different skew than the longer term trend of the quarterly reports of the last few years.
Foreclosure activity for March on the monthly graph shows an increase over February. Compare that foreclosure activity to the 1st quarter results for 2011 and you’ll see some fluctuation but an overall downward trend for the last 18 months.