Weekly Real Estate Update For Oceanside & Carlsbad Ca.

Happy Friday to everyone!

Below are the current market trends in Oceanside both for single family homes (overall & by zip code) as well as town homes & condos. The overall trends for single family homes in Carlsbad & then specifically in the 92009 zip code are also listed.

This Week

The median list price in OCEANSIDE, CA this week is $332,500. The 376 properties have been on the market for an average of 134 days.

Inventory has been decreasing lately but the Market Action Index is falling also. With days-on-market climbing, these are relatively negative implications for the market.

The median list price in OCEANSIDE, CA 92054 this week is $406,000. The 84 properties have been on the market for an average of 149 days.

Inventory has been lightening lately and the Market Action Index has been trending up. Though days-on-market is increasing, these are mildly positive indications for the market.

The median list price in OCEANSIDE, CA 92056 this week is $349,900. The 91 properties have been on the market for an average of 124 days.

Days-on-market has been trending up recently but the Market Action Index and inventory levels are basically flat and not providing strong indications for the market.

The median list price in OCEANSIDE, CA 92057 this week is $338,450. The 148 properties have been on the market for an average of 133 days.

The Market Action index has been trending down lately, while days-on- market is climbing, providing mostly bearish signs for the market.

The median list price in OCEANSIDE, CA 92058 his week is $205,000.

Inventory is tightening and days-on-market is falling. But demand as measured by the Market Action Index is also trending down. The market is not giving strong up or down signals from these data.

The median list price for Condos & Town Homes in OCEANSIDE, CA this week is $320,000. The 84 properties have been on the market for an average of 147 days.

The Market Action index has been trending down lately, while days-on- market is climbing, providing mostly bearish signs for the market.

The median list price in CARLSBAD, CA this week is $699,000. The 334 properties have been on the market for an average of 108 days.

With inventory and days-on-market basically unchanged and the Market Action Index decreasing, the market is not sending strong directional signal for the near-term outlook.

The median list price in CARLSBAD, CA 92009 this week is $754,500. The 152 properties have been on the market for an average of 86 days.

With inventory and days-on-market basically unchanged and the Market Action Index increasing, the market is not sending strong directional signal for the near-term outlook.

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Data provided by Altos Research for Real Living Lifestyles

Weekly Real Estate Update for Oceanside & Carlsbad CA

Happy Friday to everyone!

Below are the current market trends in Oceanside both for single family homes (overall & by zip code) as well as town homes & condos. The overall trends for single family homes in Carlsbad & then specifically in the 92009 zip code are also listed.

This Week

The median list price in OCEANSIDE, CA this week is $330,000. The 381 properties have been on the market for an average of 136 days.

Inventory has been lightening lately and the Market Action Index has been trending up. Though days-on-market is increasing, these are mildly positive indications for the market.

The median list price in OCEANSIDE, CA 92054 this week is $400,000. The 94 properties have been on the market for an average of 148 days.

Inventory and days-on-market are climbing, while the Market Action Index has been flat recently. The trends point to a weakening market.

The median list price in OCEANSIDE, CA 92056 this week is $355,000. The 89 properties have been on the market for an average of 125 days.

Inventory has been lightening lately and the Market Action Index has been trending up. Though days-on-market is increasing, these are mildly positive indications for the market.

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The median list price in OCEANSIDE, CA 92057 this week is $325,000. The 150 properties have been on the market for an average of 139 days.

Inventory has been decreasing lately but the Market Action Index is falling also. With days-on-market climbing, these are relatively negative implications for the market.

The median list price in OCEANSIDE, CA 92058  this week is $208,500.

Inventory has been lightening lately and the Market Action Index has been trending up. These are mildly positive indications for the market.

The median list price for Condos & Town Homes in OCEANSIDE, CA this week is $325,000. The 81 properties have been on the market for an average of 172 days.

The Market Action index has been trending down lately, while days-on- market is climbing, providing mostly bearish signs for the market.

The median list price in CARLSBAD, CA this week is $714,500. The 330 properties have been on the market for an average of 113 days.

Inventory has been tightening and days-on-market decreasing recently. The Market Action Index has been basically flat, not providing strong indication for market conditions.

The median list price in CARLSBAD, CA 92009 this week is $750,000. The 155 properties have been on the market for an average of 90 days.

With inventory and days-on-market basically unchanged and the Market Action Index increasing, the market is not sending strong directional signal for the near-term outlook.

Data provided by Altos Research for Real Living Lifestyles

Weekly Real Estate Market Update- Oceanside & Carlsbad CA.

Happy Friday to everyone!

Below are the current market trends in Oceanside both for single family homes (overall & by zip code) as well as town homes & condos. The overall trends for single family homes in Carlsbad & then specifically in the 92009 zip code are also listed.

This Week

The median list price in OCEANSIDE, CA this week is $325,000. The 377 properties have been on the market for an average of 134 days.

Inventory has been lightening lately and the Market Action Index has been trending up. Though days-on-market is increasing, these are mildly positive indications for the market.

The median list price in OCEANSIDE, CA 92054 this week is $429,000. The 84 properties have been on the market for an average of 164 days.

The Market Action index has been trending down lately, while days-on- market is climbing, providing mostly bearish signs for the market.

The median list price in OCEANSIDE, CA 92056 this week is $349,250. The 88 properties have been on the market for an average of 113 days.

The Market Action Index has been trending down lately, indicating demand falling along with supply. Conditions point to mildly negative trends for the market.

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The median list price in OCEANSIDE, CA 92057 this week is $319,075. The 152 properties have been on the market for an average of 130 days.

Even though the days-on-market is trending higher, so is the Market Action Index at these inventory levels, providing a neutral outlook for the market.

The median list price in OCEANSIDE, CA 92058 this week is $212,000.

Inventory is tightening and days-on-market is falling. The Market Action Index shows demand heating up. These are relatively bullish signs for prices.

The median list price for Condos & Town Homes in OCEANSIDE, CA this week is $325,000. The 74 properties have been on the market for an average of 163 days.

The Market Action index has been trending down lately, while days-on- market is climbing, providing mostly bearish signs for the market.

The median list price in CARLSBAD, CA this week is $699,000. The 326 properties have been on the market for an average of 117 days.

The Market Action index has been trending down lately, while days-on- market is climbing, providing mostly bearish signs for the market.

The median list price in CARLSBAD, CA 92009 this week is $749,900. The 153 properties have been on the market for an average of 95 days.

The Market Action Index has been trending down lately, while inventory is climbing. These trends imply a weakening market.

Data provided by Altos Research for Real Living Lifestyles

Do Your Part: Green Myth-Busters

Forget “Ghostbusters.” Today, I’m fighting popular green myths to help you get started on going green. With all the misinformation out there, it’s important to zero in on effective ways to Do Your Part to save money, save resources, and live healthier. Here are my Top 7 Green Myth-Busters.

1) Organic is the only way to go
False! Organic is one good option when food shopping because it means the food or produce was not created or grown with synthetic chemical pesticides or insecticides. However, locally grown foods are another important way to be eco-friendly. Those foods are from farms within a few hundred miles and are not shipped from around the world to get to your table.

2) If it says it’s green, it must be green
Not quite. Terms like “eco-friendly,” “green,” and even “natural” are not regulated and have no defined standards. “Biodegradable” is another. Most products destined for the landfill will not biodegrade in our lifetime. Go to DoYourPart.com/Columns for specific information on labels you can trust.

3) If you don’t have a hybrid, you aren’t being eco-friendly
Not so fast. If you need a new car, hybrids are a smart option. If your car doesn’t need to be upgraded, you can make it more fuel-efficient. Getting your car regularly serviced, keeping your tires properly inflated, and consolidating your driving trips will maximize fuel efficiency. Also, when you do decide to buy, fuel efficiency should be top of mind.

4) Disinfectants can’t be natural
Not true. Unless you’re Oscar the Grouch, germs probably aren’t your thing, but you don’t have to resort to chemical warfare to disinfect. Vinegar and hydrogen peroxide are safer and inexpensive options. Vinegar can be used on everything except marble. Hydrogen peroxide is ideal in the bathroom for fighting mold and mildew.

5) Incandescent bulbs are going away
Stop hoarding because incandescent bulbs are not going away. While some manufacturers are phasing out certain models, many are being replaced with more energy efficient versions. The lighting will be the same, the bulbs will just last longer.

6) What goes down the storm drain will be filtered
Not so. Everything from excess fertilizer to used motor oil can wind up in storm drains. Unlike what goes down the drain at home, this stuff isn’t filtered before heading into our streams, creeks, and eventually our oceans. It’s critical to properly dispose of household hazardous waste.

7) If an electronic is off, it isn’t using power
Wrong. ‘Phantom power’ is the energy used by electronics and appliances that aren’t even on and adds up to 10 percent of the energy we use at home. Devices with a remote or continuous display fall into this category, as do most chargers. Unplug your devices or use a power strip or similar device that will let you cut off power with the touch of a switch.

Clearing up the confusion when it comes to going green will help you cut down on wasted resources and money. That way, you can begin to Do Your Part today.

Terri Bennett is a veteran TV meteorologist, eco-expert and author of “Do Your Part: A practical guide for everyday green living” available at DoYourPart.com ^[2].

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Weekly Real Estate Market Update- Oceanside & Carlsbad CA

Happy Friday to everyone!

Below are the current market trends in Oceanside both for single family homes (overall & by zip code) as well as town homes & condos. The overall trends for single family homes in Carlsbad & then specifically in the 92009 zip code are also listed.

This Week

The median list price in OCEANSIDE, CA this week is $325,000. The 385 properties have been on the market for an average of 133 days.

Inventory is tightening and days-on- market is falling. The Market Action Index shows demand heating up. These are relatively bullish signs for prices.

The median list price in OCEANSIDE, CA 92054 this week is $412,000. The 85 properties have been on the market for an average of 158 days.

The Market Action Index has been climbing lately while days-on-market are trending down, these point to a positive near-term outlook for the market.

The median list price in OCEANSIDE, CA 92056 this week is $345,000. The 88 properties have been on the market for an average of 134 days.

Inventory has been lightening lately and the Market Action Index has been trending up. Though days-on-market is increasing, these are mildly positive indications for the market.

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The median list price in OCEANSIDE, CA 92057 this week is $319,900. The 157 properties have been on the market for an average of 120 days.

The Market Action Index has been climbing lately while days-on-market are trending down, these point to a positive near-term outlook for the market.

The median list price in OCEANSIDE, CA 92058 this week is $205,000.

With inventory and days-on-market basically unchanged and the Market Action Index decreasing, the market is not sending strong directional signal for the near-term outlook.

The median list price for Condos & Town Homes in OCEANSIDE, CA this week is $320,000. The 74 properties have been on the market for an average of 158 days.

Even though the days-on-market is trending higher, so is the Market Action Index at these inventory levels, providing a neutral outlook for the market.

The median list price in CARLSBAD, CA this week is $699,000. The 329 properties have been on the market for an average of 106 days.

The Market Action Index has been climbing lately while days-on-market are trending down, these point to a positive near-term outlook for the market.

The median list price in CARLSBAD, CA 92009 this week is $759,000. The 151 properties have been on the market for an average of 79 days.

The Market Action Index has been climbing lately while days-on-market are trending down, these point to a positive near-term outlook for the market.

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Data provided by Altos Research for Real Living Lifestyles