Home figures point to ebb in local market.The run-up run-up or run·up n. An often sudden increase: a run-up in interest rates; a run-up in food prices; a run-up in house values. Noun 1. in housing prices has been so rapid, with L.A. prices roughly doubling over the last four years, that economists This is an alphabetical list of notable economists. Economists are experts in the science of economics. There is also a list of politicians and statesmen with economic training. have been warning for months about the market being ripe for a correction CORRECTION,punishment. Chastisement by one having authority of a person who has committed some offence, for the purpose of bringing him to legal subjection. 2. It is chiefly exercised in a parental manner, by parents, or those who are placed in loco parentis. . That time could be at hand. The October October: see month. median price for an existing home in Los Angeles Los Angeles (lôs ăn`jələs, lŏs, ăn`jəlēz'), city (1990 pop. 3,485,398), seat of Los Angeles co., S Calif.; inc. 1850. County fell to $520,000 from $528,000 the previous month, according to according to prep. 1. As stated or indicated by; on the authority of: according to historians. 2. In keeping with: according to instructions. 3. data provided to the Business Journal by HomeData Corp., a Melville, N.Y. firm that tracks existing home sales Existing Home Sales An economic indicator of both the number and prices of existing single family houses, condos and co-op sales over a one-month period. Released monthly by the U.S. nationwide. It's it's 1. Contraction of it is. 2. Contraction of it has. See Usage Note at its. it's it is or it has it's be ~have not the first time that home prices have dipped dip v. dipped, dip·ping, dips v.tr. 1. To plunge briefly into a liquid, as in order to wet, coat, or saturate. 2. on a sequential One after the other in some consecutive order such as by name or number. basis over the past 12 months, and October median home prices are still 21 percent higher than a year ago. But combined with data measuring sales volume, evidence is building that the local housing market might finally be running out of steam. Last month, 8,435 homes were sold in the county, 166 fewer than September September: see month. . It was the third straight month that sales fell, and the figure was the lowest monthly total since February February: see month. (although October numbers were higher than for the like period a year earlier). "The fall home-buying season typically is not the most robust, but in the context of our own data we are seeing a transition in the market," said Leslie Leslie (Gaelic, derived from a surname meaning 'garden of hollies,'grey fortress, or'garden by the pool')[1] can refer to any of the following: Places in Scotland:
The association points to a growing inventory of homes that are spending a longer time on the market, as fixed interest rates top 6 percent for the first time in years and the Federal Reserve appears poised to continue raising rates. Meanwhile, the association's index of unsold inventory for L.A. County rose to 3.2 in September, up from 2.7 in August, with the median days on the market for an existing home rising slightly to 24.8 from 24. Still, inventories are extremely low by historical standards, and the 3.2 figure was lower than the 3.6 recorded in September 2004. (Figures for October, which are based on data from the association's multiple listings service, are not yet available.) On the ground Some real estate agents say they have been seeing similar indications of a slowing market around the region since at least mid-September n. 1. the middle part of September. Noun 1. mid-September - the middle part of September period, period of time, time period - an amount of time; "a time period of 30 years"; "hastened the period of time of his recovery"; "Picasso's blue , with sellers starting to contemplate whether they should lower their asking price. "When we were in a more accelerated market, things were selling in 30 to 60 days, and now that's moving to more like 90 to 120 days, really a more normal market," said Carol Mineau, an agent at Santa Barbara's Pitts and Bachman Bachman - A proposed a style of Entity-Relationship model which differs from Chen's. Realtors, which is handling the sale of a one-bedroom home four blocks from the beach in Santa Monica Santa Monica (săn`tə mŏn`ĭkə), city (1990 pop. 86,905), Los Angeles co., S Calif., on Santa Monica Bay; inc. 1886. Tourism and retailing are important, and the city has motion-picture, biotechnology, and software industries. . The owner just chopped chop 1 v. chopped, chop·ping, chops v.tr. 1. a. To cut by striking with a heavy sharp tool, such as an ax: chop wood. b. $50,000 off his original $599,000 asking price after 30 days on the market. Kirk Psenner, an agent with Sotheby's International Realty Sotheby’s International Realty, founded in 1976, is a luxury real estate network that offers a collection of luxury homes, estates and properties for sale throughout the world. who sells homes in the Hollywood Hills The Hollywood Hills, an unofficial designation of part of the City of Los Angeles, California, are part of the eastern section of the low transverse range of the Santa Monica Mountains, which extends from the Los Feliz District and Hollywood, on the south side of the Valley, to and adjacent neighborhoods, can see the difference as well. He said that a two-bedroom hillside Hillside may refer to: Places
1. Contraction of he is: He's going to school today. 2. Contraction of he has: He's already been to the museum. had listed at $699,000 for more than three weeks would have received multiple bids in July July: see month. in its first week on the market. "It's starting to become a buyers market again," Psenner said. "There's no longer this panic-crazy buying." While the monthly home data suggests that while the housing boom is running out of steam in certain neighborhoods--the median price in Westwood Westwood. 1 Residential town (1990 pop. 12,557), Norfolk co., E Mass., in the greater Boston area; settled 1640, inc. 1897. It has several early 18th-century buildings. 2 Residential borough (1990 pop. 10,446), Bergen co., NE N.J. was down 1 percent and Pacific Palisades Palisades, cliffs along the west bank of the Hudson River, NE N.J. and SE N.Y., extending from N of Jersey City, N.J., to the vicinity of Piermont, N.Y., with a general altitude of from 350 ft to 550 ft (107–168 m). was off 5 percent from a year ago--other areas are continuing to see double-digit dou·ble-dig·it adj. Being between 10 and 99 percent: double-digit inflation. appreciation. Rancho Palos Verdes Rancho Pal·os Ver·des A city of southern California on a channel of the Pacific Ocean west of Long Beach. Population: 42,100. , with the cheapest real estate on the pricey Pricey Term used for an unrealistically low bid price or unrealistically high offer price. pricey Of, relating to, or being an unrealistically high offer. An offer to sell a security at $50 when the current market price is $47 is pricey. Palos Verdes Palos Verdes is often used to refer to a group of coastal cities on the Palos Verdes Peninsula in the Los Angeles/South Bay area of California. This affluent bedroom community is known for its dramatic views, good schools [1] extensive horse trails [2] Peninsula A peninsula is a piece of land that is bordered on three sides by water. A peninsula can also be a headland, cape, island promontory, bill, point, or spit.[1] Europe
Pedro in marrying former mistress of enemy. [Ger. Opera: d’Albert, Tief land, Westerman, 371–374] See : Innocence was up 22 percent and Carson Carson, city (1990 pop. 83,995), Los Angeles co., S Calif., an industrial and residential suburb of Los Angeles; inc. 1968. Oil refining is the major industry; fabricated metals, paper, and other products are manufactured. The California State Univ. Dominguez Hills is there. 19 percent. "A lot of times these guys (sellers) still believe we're we're Contraction of we are. we're we are in a top rising market, but when they don't don't 1. Contraction of do not. 2. Nonstandard Contraction of does not. n. A statement of what should not be done: a list of the dos and don'ts. get any offers after 30 days they start lowering prices," said Dave Velazquez, a broker at HelpUSell Harbor harbor: see port. Homes, which services San Pedro and nearby communities. Housing experts were making similar observations at the Milken Milk´en a. 1. Consisting of milk. Institute's State of the State conference last week, concluding that California home prices would first flatten flatten - To remove structural information, especially to filter something with an implicit tree structure into a simple sequence of leaves; also tends to imply mapping to flat ASCII. "This code flattens an expression with parentheses into an equivalent canonical form." and then drop by 1 percent to 15 percent over the next two years. "Prices in California are overvalued Overvalued A stock whose current price is not justified by the earnings outlook or price/earnings (P/E) ratio and thus, expected to drop in price. Overvaluation may result from an emotional buying spurt, which inflates the market price of the stock or from a deterioration in a by at least 10 percent," said economist This article is about the profession. For the news publication, see The Economist. An economist is an expert in the social science of economics.[1] Mark Zandi of Economy.com. Angelo Angelo externally austere but inwardly violent. [Br. Lit.: Measure for Measure] See : Hypocrisy Angelo asked by Isabella to cancel her brother’s death sentence, Angelo agrees if she will yield herself to him. [Br. Mozilo, chairman and chief executive of Calabasas-based Countrywide Financial Countrywide Financial Corporation (NYSE: CFC) is a diversified financial marketing and service holding company engaged primarily in residential mortgage banking and related businesses. Corp., one of the largest mortgage lenders in the nation, said the reversal reversal n. the decision of a court of appeal ruling that the judgment of a lower court was incorrect and is reversed. The result is that the lower court which tried the case is instructed to dismiss the original action, retry the case, or is ordered to change its would actually benefit the housing industry. "Too many people are being priced out Priced out The market has already incorporated information, such as a low dividend, into the price of a stock. of the market. We would like to see some leveling off so that people's income levels have a chance to catch up," Mozilo said. The realtors' association most recent housing affordability study concluded that in Southern California Southern California, also colloquially known as SoCal, is the southern portion of the U.S. state of California. Centered on the cities of Los Angeles and San Diego, Southern California is home to nearly 24 million people and is the nation's second most populated region, , a family with a median household income The median household income is commonly used to provide data about geographic areas and divides households into two equal segments with the first half of households earning less than the median household income and the other half earning more. of $52,580 would be $74,240 short of the income needed to qualify for a conventional loan to purchase a $541,110 house--the association's median for the third quarter. But panelists at the conference said underlying economic fundamentals, including rising incomes and steady job creation, are still too strong for a market collapse. Delores Conway Conway, city, United States Conway, city (1990 pop. 26,481), seat of Faulkner co., central Ark., in a farm and cotton area; inc. 1873. It is a trade and industrial center. Conway was settled (c.1865) near the site of a French trading post (c.1770). , director of the Casden Real Estate Economics Forecast at the USC An abbreviation for U.S. Code. Lusk a. 1. Lazy; slothful. n. 1. A lazy fellow; a lubber. v. i. 1. To be idle or unemployed. Center for Real Estate, sees a soft landing for the market. "It's not at all going to be like the early 1990s," said Conway, who disagrees with economists at the UCLA UCLA University of California at Los Angeles UCLA University Center for Learning Assistance (Illinois State University) UCLA University of Carrollton, TX and Lower Addison, TX Anderson Anderson, river, Canada Anderson, river, c.465 mi (750 km) long, rising in several lakes in N central Northwest Territories, Canada. It meanders north and west before receiving the Carnwath River and flowing north to Liverpool Bay, an arm of the Arctic Forecast, who have repeatedly warned of a housing bubble A bit in bubble memory or a symbol in a bubble chart. deflating by double digits Double Digits was a pricing game on the American television game show, The Price Is Right. Played from April 20, 1973 through May 18, 1973's show, it was played for a car and used small prizes. in some areas. Staff reporter Howard Fine Howard Fine (November 28, 1958) is an American acting teacher, the founder of the Howard Fine Acting Studio in Hollywood, CA, and also a theatre director. Early Life Howard Fine was born on November 28, 1958 in Providence, Rhode Island. He is the youngest of 5 children. contributed to this story. DEBORAH Deborah (dĕb`ōrə), in the Bible, prophetess and judge of Israel, the only woman to hold that office. Under her guidance Barak conquered Sisera and delivered Israel from the oppression of the Canaanite King Jabin. CROWE Crowe may refer to: People
Market Highlights
MOST EXPENSIVE
10/05 10/05
ZIP Home Median
Community Code Sales Price Change
L.A./Korea town 90010 1 $3,450 N/A
Beverly Hills 90210 10 2,600 152.4%
Marina del Rey 90292 3 2,350 35.3%
Malibu 90265 17 2,200 85.2%
LA./Brentwood 90049 12 1,758 25.6%
L.A./Bel-Air 90077 8 1,725 20.2%
Santa Monica 90401 2 1,718 85.1%
Santa Monica 90402 3 1,650 -6.3%
Santa Monica 90403 4 1,506 43.2%
Manhattan Beach 90266 34 1,505 9.1%
L.A./Westwood 90024 7 1,500 -1.0%
INCREASED ACTIVITY
ZIP 10/05 10/04 Percent
Community Code Sales Sales Change
La Habra * 90631 55 3 1733.3%
Pasadena 91101 5 1 400.0%
Pacific Palisades 90272 16 7 128.6%
Palmdale 93551 145 67 116.4%
LA/Palms 90034 23 11 109.1%
Harbor City 90710 28 14 100.0%
Canoga Park 91303 20 10 100.0%
L.A./Mid-Wilshire 90036 14 7 100.0%
LA/Civic Center 90012 6 3 100.0%
LA/South Park 90015 4 2 100.0%
Median Change
Community Price vs. '04
La Habra * $560 -30.0%
Pasadena 569 21.1%
Pacific Palisades 1,400 -5.1%
Palmdale 399 19.1%
LA/Palms 675 14.6%
Harbor City 442 -14.8%
Canoga Park 532 28.5%
L.A./Mid-Wilshire 1,200 37.9%
LA/Civic Center 522 55.8%
LA/South Park 408 -39.8%
Note: Dollar figures in thousands.
* Includes a portion of Orange County.
PRICE GAINS
1,005 10/115 100
ZIP Home Median Median
Community Code Sales Price Rice
Llano 93544 2 $348 $37
Beverly Hills 90210 10 2,600 1,030
L.A./Warehouse Dist. 90021 1 1,350 615
L.A./Brooklyn Heights 90033 19 500 260
Malibu 90265 17 2,200 1,188
Santa Monica 90401 2 1,718 928
Tarzana 91356 20 1,180 685
Rancho Palos Verdes 90275 32 1,245 750
L.A./Hollywood 90028 1 1,300 792
L.A./West L.A. 90025 12 1,260 770
Community Change
Llano 840.5%
Beverly Hills 152.4%
L.A./Warehouse Dist. 119.5%
L.A./Brooklyn Heights 92.3%
Malibu 85.2%
Santa Monica 85.1%
Tarzana 72.3%
Rancho Palos Verdes 66.0%
L.A./Hollywood 64.1%
L.A./West L.A. 63.6%
PRICE LOSSES
10/05 10/05 10/04
ZIP Home Median Median
Community Code Sales Price Price
Vernon 90058 2 $395 $1,341
L.A./Windsor Square 90020 1 650 2,100
Burbank 91502 5 465 782
L.A./South Park 90015 4 408 678
Stevenson Ranch 91381 41 490 719
La Habra * 90631 55 560 800
Burbank- 91504 16 538 635
Harbor City 90710 28 442 519
Pasadena 91105 12 883 1,005
Beverly Hills 90212 2 1,402 1,585
Community Change
Vernon -70.5%
L.A./Windsor Square -69.0%
Burbank -40.5%
L.A./South Park -39.8%
Stevenson Ranch -31.8%
La Habra * -30.0%
Burbank- -15.3%
Harbor City -14.8%
Pasadena -12.1%
Beverly Hills -11.5%
Source. HomeData Corp., www.homedata.com
October 2005 Existing Home Sales in L.A. County
Oct. Median Price
(thousands) Percent
Community ZIP Code 2005 2004 Change
Los Angeles County $520 $429 21.2%
Acton 93510 720 530 35.8%
Agoura Hills 91301 760 673 12.9%
Alhambra 91801 572 498 14.9%
Alhambra 91803 568 469 21.1%
Altadena 91001 575 497 15.7%
Arcadia 91006 620 680 8.8%
Arcadia 91007 925 870 6.3%
Artesia 90701 380 375 1.3%
Azusa 91702 440 364 20.9%
Baldwin Park 91706 420 345 21.7%
Bell/Bell Gardens 90201 475 390 21.8%
Bellflower 90706 525 432 21.5%
Beverly Hills 90210 2,600 1,030 152.4%
Beverly Hills 90211 1,175 1,005 16.9%
Beverly Hills 90212 1,402 1,585 11.5%
Burbank 91501 780 670 16.4%
Burbank 91502 465 782 40.5%
Burbank 91504 538 635 15.3%
Burbank 91505 630 644 15.8%
Burbank 91506 640 548 16.8%
Calabasas 91302 1,372 1,201 14.2%
Canoga Park 91303 532 414 28.5%
Canoga Park 91364 565 512 14.3%
Canyon Country 91351 511 425 20.2%
Canyon Country 91387 609 479 27.1%
Carson 90745 480 403 19.1%
Carson 90746 536 410 30.7%
Castaic 91384 560 448 25.0%
Cerritos 90703 647 540 19.8%
Chatsworth 91311 640 598 7.0%
City of Commerce 90040 432 352 22.7%
Claremont 91711 560 433 29.3%
Compton 90220 354 270 31.1%
Compton 90221 360 270 33.3%
Compton 90222 330 246 34.1%
Covina 91722 461 375 22.9%
Covina 91723 527 385 36.9%
Covina 91724 515 442 16.5%
Culver City 90230 649 548 18.4%
Culver City 90232 918 670 37.0%
Diamond Bar 91765 600 490 22.4%
Downey 90240 565 576 1.6%
Downey 90241 625 470 33.0%
Downey 90242 538 415 29.6%
Duarte--Bradbury 91010 465 375 24.0%
El Monte 91731 410 362 13.3%
El Monte 91732 475 350 35.7%
El Monte--South 91733 460 360 27.8%
El Monte
El Segundo 90245 880 653 34.8%
Encino 91316 640 435 47.1%
Encino 91436 1,100 990 11.1%
Gardena 90247 526 405 29.9%
Gardena 90249 520 418 24.4%
Glendale 91201 $732 $635 15.3%
Glendale 91202 795 591 34.5%
Glendale 91203 496 372 33.3%
Glendale 91204 620 600 3.3%
Glendale 91205 642 560 14.6%
Glendale 91206 842 804 4.7%
Glendale 91207 861 830 3.7%
Glendale 91208 775 644 20.3%
Glendale--La 91214 680 530 28.3%
Crescenta
Glendora 91740 495 380 30.3%
Glendora 91741 625 555 12.6%
Granada Hills 91344 600 498 20.5%
Hacienda Heights 91745 570 502 13.5%
Harbor City 90710 442 519 -14.8%
Hawaiian Gardens 90716 412 330 24.8%
Hawthorne 90250 547 445 22.9%
Hermosa Beach 90254 1,250 999 25.1%
Huntington Park 90255 440 335 31.3%
Inglewood 90301 522 360 45.0%
Inglewood 90302 492 410 20.0%
Inglewood 90303 528 330 60.0%
Inglewood 90305 475 400 18.8%
L.A. 90011 396 298 32.9%
L.A. 90062 434 332 30.7%
L.A. Baldwin Hills 90008 572 466 22.7%
L.A./Baldwin Hills 90056 1,058 848 24.8%
L.A. Bel-Air 90077 1,725 1,435 20.2%
L.A./Brentwood 90049 1,758 1,400 25.6%
L.A./Brooklyn 90033 500 260 92.3%
Heights
L.A./Century City 90067 1,200 978 22.7%
L.A./Chesterfield 90047 430 330 30.3%
Square
L.A./City College 90029 650 682 -4.7%
L.A./City Terrace 90063 430 302 42.4%
LA./Civic Center 90012 522 335 55.8%
L.A./Crenshaw 90016 510 400 27.5%
District
LA./Eagle Rock 90041 635 445 42.7%
LA./East L.A. 90022 452 330 37.0%
L.A./East L.A. 90023 395 302 30.8%
LA./Echo Park 90026 628 512 22.7%
L.A./El Sereno 90032 461 357 29.1%
L.A./Exposition 90037 425 340 25.0%
Park
L.A./Hancock Park 90004 780 693 12.6%
L.A./Highland Park 90042 530 385 37.7%
L.A./Hollywood 90028 1,300 792 64.1%
L.A./Hollywood 90068 1,074 825 30.2%
Hills
L.A./Korea town 90005 1,030 852 20.9%
L.A./Korea town 90006 730 575 27.0%
L.A./Laurel Canyon 90046 1,240 905 37.0%
L.A./Lincoln 90031 470 389 20.8%
Heights
L.A./Los Feliz 90027 1,250 880 42.0%
L.A./Mar Vista 90066 830 695 19.4%
L.A./Mid-City 90019 785 655 19.8%
L.A./Mid-Wilshire 90036 1,200 870 37.9%
L.A./Mt. Washington 90065 554 454 22.0%
L.A./Palms 90034 675 589 14.6%
L.A./Rancho Park 90064 932 775 20.3%
L.A./Silver Lake 90039 673 642 4.8%
L.A./South Figueroa 90007 537 508 5.7%
L.A./South L.A. 90001 370 272 36.0%
LA./South L.A. 90003 385 286 34.6%
L.A./South L.A. 90044 400 318 25.8%
L.A./South L.A. 90061 378 302 25.2%
L.A./South L.A. 90248 445 414 7.5%
L.A./South Park 90015 408 678 -39.8%
L.A./South Robertson 90035 995 960 3.6%
L.A./Warehouse 90021 1,350 615 119.5%
District
L.A./Watts 90002 355 238 49.2%
L.A./West Adams 90018 578 360 60.6%
LA./West Hollywood 90038 700 633 10.6%
L.A./West Hollywood 90048 1,185 1,090 8.7%
L.A./West Hollywood 90069 1,450 950 52.6%
L.A./West Hollywood 90025 1,260 770 63.6%
L.A./Westchester 90045 773 644 20.0%
L.A./Westlake 90057 644 550 17.1%
L.A./Westwood 90024 1,500 1,515 -1.0%
L.A./Willowbrook 90059 360 250 44.0%
L.A./Windsor Hills 90043 498 352 41.5%
L.A./Windsor Square 90020 650 2,100 -69.0%
La Canada Flintridge 91011 910 842 8.1%
La Habra 90631 560 800 -30.0%
La Mirada 90638 548 439 24.8%
La Puente 91744 425 335 26.9%
La Puente 91746 439 347 26.5%
La Verne 91750 523 499 4.8%
Lake Hughes 93532 322 256 25.8%
Lakewood 90712 535 440 21.6%
Lakewood 90713 546 450 21.3%
Lakewood 90715 538 415 29.6%
Lancaster 93534 275 220 25.0%
Lancaster 93535 290 230 26.1%
Lancaster 93536 385 299 28.8%
Lawndale 90260 570 502 13.5%
Lennox 90304 500 358 39.7%
Littlerock 93543 335 216 55.1%
Llano 93544 348 37 840.5%
Lomita 90717 681 524 30.0%
Long Beach 90802 669 437 53.1%
Long Beach 90804 540 504 7.1%
Long Beach 90805 440 360 22.2%
Long Beach 90806 544 438 24.2%
Long Beach 90807 580 542 7.0%
Long Beach 90808 590 530 11.3%
Long Beach 90810 430 339 26.8%
Long Beach 90813 402 429 -6.3%
Long Beach 90814 735 715 2.8%
Long Beach 90815 592 486 21.8%
L.B.--Belmont Shore 90803 880 878 0.2%
Lynwood 90262 408 320 27.5%
Malibu 90265 2,200 1,188 85.2%
Manhattan Beach 90266 $1,505 $1,379 9.1%
Marina del Rey 90292 2,350 1,737 35.3%
Maywood 90270 435 375 16.0%
Mission Hills 91345 539 398 35.4%
Monrovia 91016 575 492 16.9%
Montebello 90640 439 416 5.5%
Monterey Park 91754 548 470 16.6%
Monterey Park 91755 579 480 20.6%
Montrose 91020 627 525 19.4%
Newhall 91321 538 350 53.7%
North Hills 91343 565 482 17.2%
North Hollywood 91601 660 450 46.7%
North Hollywood 91602 900 845 6.5%
North Hollywood 91605 528 425 24.2%
North Hollywood 91606 530 414 28.0%
Northridge 91324 598 492 21.5%
Northridge 91325 668 485 37.7%
Northridge 91326 800 748 7.0%
Norwalk 90650 449 362 24.0%
Pacific Palisades 90272 1,400 1,475 -5.1%
Pacoima 91331 478 383 24.8%
Palmdale 93550 320 258 24.0%
Palmdale 93551 399 335 19.1%
Palmdale 93552 350 275 27.3%
Palmdale 93591 258 175 47.4%
Palos Verdes Estates 90274 1,500 1,400 7.1%
Panorama City 91402 489 404 21.0%
Paramount 90723 480 355 35.2%
Pasadena 91101 569 470 21.1%
Pasadena 91103 545 515 5.8%
Pasadena 91104 697 545 27.9%
Pasadena 91105 883 1,005 -12.1%
Pasadena 91106 725 628 15.4%
Pasadena 91107 695 648 7.3%
Pearblossom 93553 330 308 7.1%
Phillips Ranch 91766 380 325 16.9%
Pico Rivera 90660 440 365 20.5%
Playa del Rey 90293 1,200 925 29.7%
Pomona 91767 395 335 17.9%
Pomona 91768 390 316 23.4%
Rancho Palos Verdes 90275 1,245 750 66.0%
Redondo Beach 90277 894 925 -3.4%
Redondo Beach 90278 826 675 22.4%
Reseda 91335 535 430 24.4%
Rosemead 91770 518 405 27.9%
Rowland Heights 91748 538 406 32.5%
San Dimas 91773 610 420 45.2%
San Fernando 91340 490 379 29.3%
San Gabriel 91775 644 520 23.8%
San Gabriel 91776 572 458 24.9%
San Marino 91108 1,328 1,170 13.5%
San Pedro 90731 562 505 11.3%
San Pedro 90732 695 570 21.9%
Santa Clarita 91350 525 452 16.2%
Santa Clarita 91390 724 637 13.7%
Santa Fe Springs 90670 465 365 27.4%
Santa Monica 90401 1,718 928 85.1%
Santa Monica 90402 1,650 1,760 -6.3%
Santa Monica 90403 1,506 1,052 43.2%
Santa Monica 90404 1,038 985 5.4%
Santa Monica 90405 922 840 9.8%
Sherman Oaks 91403 990 875 13.1%
Sherman Oaks 91423 815 761 7.1%
Sierra Madre 91024 738 575 28.3%
Signal Hill 90755 605 556 8.8%
South Gate 90280 450 335 34.3%
South Pasadena 91030 812 627 29.5%
Stevenson Ranch 91381 490 719 -31.8%
Studio City 91604 900 737 22.1%
Sun Valley 91352 484 395 22.5%
Sunland 91040 522 460 13.5%
Sylmar 91342 516 415 24.3%
Tarzana 91356 1,180 685 72.3%
Temple City 91780 570 449 26.9%
Topanga 90290 925 745 24.2%
Torrance 90501 680 499 36.3%
Torrance 90502 554 445 24.5%
Torrance 90503 809 640 26.4%
Torrance 90504 607 510 19.0%
Torrance 90505 860 715 20.3%
Tujunga 91042 561 452 24.1%
Valencia 91354 541 490 10.4%
Valencia 91355 612 548 11.7%
Valley Village 91607 659 550 19.8%
Van Nuys 91401 619 535 15.7%
Van Nuys 91405 572 430 33.0%
Van Nuys 91406 520 442 17.6%
Van Nuys 91411 569 475 19.8%
Venice 90291 1,050 950 10.5%
Vernon 90058 395 1,341 -70.5%
Walnut 91789 615 529 16.3%
West Covina 91790 490 396 23.7%
West Covina 91791 546 446 22.4%
West Covina 91792 486 375 29.6%
West Hills 91307 620 509 21.8%
Westlake Village 91361 832 742 12.1%
Westlake Village 91362 750 600 25.0%
Whittier 90601 485 463 4.8%
Whittier 90602 472 400 18.0%
Whittier 90603 544 460 18.3%
Whittier 90604 500 420 19.0%
Whittier 90605 486 385 26.2%
Whittier 90606 460 375 22.7%
Wilmington 90744 402 364 10.4%
Winnetka 91306 545 436 25.0%
Woodland Hills 91364 772 663 16.4%
Woodland Hills 91367 760 655 16.0%
Oct. Home Sales Percent
Community 2005 2004 Change
Los Angeles County 8,435 8,387 0.6%
Acton 6 16 -62.5%
Agoura Hills 26 26 0.0%
Alhambra 28 28 0.0%
Alhambra 22 19 15.8%
Altadena 49 47 4.3%
Arcadia 39 23 69.6%
Arcadia 11 16 31.3%
Artesia 46 11 36.4%
Azusa 45 46 2.2%
Baldwin Park 48 60 20.0%
Bell/Bell Gardens 38 27 40.7%
Bellflower 57 59 3.4%
Beverly Hills 10 21 52.4%
Beverly Hills 3 5 40.0%
Beverly Hills 2 5 60.0%
Burbank 10 11 9.1%
Burbank 5 5 0.0%
Burbank 16 19 15.8%
Burbank 29 32 9.4%
Burbank 27 26 3.8%
Calabasas 30 35 14.3%
Canoga Park 20 10 100.0%
Canoga Park 31 38 18.4%
Canyon Country 45 47 4.3%
Canyon Country 75 57 31.6%
Carson 52 46 13.0%
Carson 24 30 -20.0%
Castaic 28 30 -6.7%
Cerritos 50 53 -5.7%
Chatsworth 28 54 -48.1%
City of Commerce 10 6 66.7%
Claremont 31 40 -22.5%
Compton 48 67 -28.4%
Compton 51 58 -12.1%
Compton 42 40 5.0%
Covina 35 34 2.9%
Covina 10 17 -41.2%
Covina 30 28 7.1%
Culver City 23 18 27.8%
Culver City 4 10 -60.0%
Diamond Bar 54 51 5.9%
Downey 21 32 -34.4%
Downey 38 41 -7.3%
Downey 40 45 -11.1%
Duarte--Bradbury 37 39 -5.1%
El Monte 19 10 90.0%
El Monte 35 37 -5.4%
El Monte--South 17 31 45.2%
El Monte
El Segundo 10 14 -28.6%
Encino 31 19 63.2%
Encino 27 14 92.9%
Gardena 36 27 33.3%
Gardena 23 21 9.5%
Glendale 15 21 -28.6%
Glendale 9 17 -47.1%
Glendale 2 4 -50.0%
Glendale 5 10 -50.0%
Glendale 18 15 20.0%
Glendale 22 12 83.3%
Glendale 10 14 -28.6%
Glendale 19 18 5.6%
Glendale--La 41 34 20.6%
Crescenta
Glendora 20 23 -13.0%
Glendora 27 19 42.1%
Granada Hills 56 72 -22.2%
Hacienda Heights 57 58 -1.7%
Harbor City 28 14 100.0%
Hawaiian Gardens 10 7 42.9%
Hawthorne 57 47 21.3%
Hermosa Beach 19 16 18.8%
Huntington Park 25 44 -43.2%
Inglewood 17 26 -34.6%
Inglewood 14 21 -33.3%
Inglewood 13 13 0.0%
Inglewood 15 11 36.4%
L.A. 65 75 -13.3%
L.A. 32 30 6.7%
L.A. Baldwin Hills 20 22 -9.1%
L.A./Baldwin Hills 8 10 -20.0%
L.A. Bel-Air 8 9 -11.1%
L.A./Brentwood 12 19 -36.8%
L.A./Brooklyn 19 17 11.8%
Heights
L.A./Century City 3 2 50.0%
L.A./Chesterfield 55 55 0.0%
Square
L.A./City College 17 10 70.0%
L.A./City Terrace 27 26 3.8%
LA./Civic Center 6 3 100.0%
L.A./Crenshaw 37 41 -9.8%
District
LA./Eagle Rock 25 17 47.1%
LA./East L.A. 36 23 56.5%
L.A./East L.A. 20 16 25.0%
LA./Echo Park 27 40 -32.5%
L.A./El Sereno 31 30 3.3%
L.A./Exposition 42 46 -8.7%
Park
L.A./Hancock Park 15 24 -37.5%
L.A./Highland Park 50 50 0.0%
L.A./Hollywood 1 8 -87.5%
L.A./Hollywood 36 33 9.1%
Hills
L.A./Korea town 8 6 33.3%
L.A./Korea town 18 19 -5.3%
L.A./Laurel Canyon 28 38 -26.3%
L.A./Lincoln 15 28 -46.4%
Heights
L.A./Los Feliz 23 22 4.5%
L.A./Mar Vista 29 48 -39.6%
L.A./Mid-City 43 42 2.4%
L.A./Mid-Wilshire 14 7 100.0%
L.A./Mt. Washington 45 50 -10.0%
L.A./Palms 23 11 109.1%
L.A./Rancho Park 28 15 86.7%
L.A./Silver Lake 30 34 -11.8%
L.A./South Figueroa 15 13 15.4%
L.A./South L.A. 44 26 69.2%
LA./South L.A. 68 74 -8.1%
L.A./South L.A. 77 80 -3.8%
L.A./South L.A. 30 20 50.0%
L.A./South L.A. 8 8 0.0%
L.A./South Park 4 2 100.0%
L.A./South Robertson 11 15 -26.7%
L.A./Warehouse 1 1 0.0%
District
L.A./Watts 59 64 -7.8%
L.A./West Adams 32 32 0.0%
LA./West Hollywood 12 11 9.1%
L.A./West Hollywood 9 18 -50.0%
L.A./West Hollywood 10 13 -23.1%
L.A./West Hollywood 12 11 910.0%
L.A./Westchester 37 40 -7.5%
L.A./Westlake 2 4 -50.0%
L.A./Westwood 7 8 -12.5%
L.A./Willowbrook 53 45 17.8%
L.A./Windsor Hills 44 48 -8.3%
L.A./Windsor Square 1 5 -80.0%
La Canada Flintridge 18 21 -14.3%
La Habra 55 3 1733.3%
La Mirada 50 46 8.7%
La Puente 75 66 13.6%
La Puente 18 25 -28.0%
La Verne 25 31 -19.4%
Lake Hughes 4 2 100.0%
Lakewood 39 48 -18.8%
Lakewood 36 39 -7.7%
Lakewood 14 21 -33.3%
Lancaster 102 75 36.0%
Lancaster 172 151 13.9%
Lancaster 165 132 25.0%
Lawndale 24 20 20.0%
Lennox 11 16 -31.3%
Littlerock 31 25 24.0%
Llano 2 1 100.0%
Lomita 16 14 14.3%
Long Beach 9 13 -30.8%
Long Beach 30 28 7.1%
Long Beach 89 113 -21.2%
Long Beach 32 36 -11.1%
Long Beach 31 30 3.3%
Long Beach 39 48 -18.8%
Long Beach 38 26 46.2%
Long Beach 34 27 25.9%
Long Beach 19 18 5.6%
Long Beach 36 36 0.0%
L.B.--Belmont Shore 37 26 42.3%
Lynwood 50 48 4.2%
Malibu 17 24 -29.2%
Manhattan Beach 34 38 -10.5%
Marina del Rey 3 6 -50.0%
Maywood 14 15 -6.7%
Mission Hills 22 16 37.5%
Monrovia 43 34 26.5%
Montebello 34 35 -2.9%
Monterey Park 29 27 7.4%
Monterey Park 13 14 -7.1%
Montrose 2 1 100.0%
Newhall 32 23 3910.0%
North Hills 46 48 -4.2%
North Hollywood 16 22 -27.3%
North Hollywood 15 14 7.1%
North Hollywood 54 41 31.7%
North Hollywood 31 37 -16.2%
Northridge 24 26 -7.7%
Northridge 38 29 31.0%
Northridge 62 48 29.2%
Norwalk 125 118 5.9%
Pacific Palisades 16 7 128.6%
Pacoima 84 81 3.7%
Palmdale 185 186 -0.5%
Palmdale 145 67 116.4%
Palmdale 98 78 25.6%
Palmdale 25 15 66.7%
Palos Verdes Estates 29 23 26.1%
Panorama City 43 38 13.2%
Paramount 18 31 -41.9%
Pasadena 5 1 400.0%
Pasadena 23 21 9.5%
Pasadena 37 35 5.7%
Pasadena 12 9 33.3%
Pasadena 9 16 -43.8%
Pasadena 31 37 -16.2%
Pearblossom 1 6 -83.3%
Phillips Ranch 74 76 -2.6%
Pico Rivera 48 45 6.7%
Playa del Rey 9 5 80.0%
Pomona 55 55 0.0%
Pomona 41 38 7.9%
Rancho Palos Verdes 32 44 -27.3%
Redondo Beach 16 23 -30.4%
Redondo Beach 26 28 -7.1%
Reseda 87 85 2.4%
Rosemead 50 39 28.2%
Rowland Heights 48 44 9.1%
San Dimas 35 49 -28.6%
San Fernando 32 32 0.0%
San Gabriel 26 22 18.2%
San Gabriel 29 17 70.6%
San Marino 12 17 -29.4%
San Pedro 30 37 -18.9%
San Pedro 15 22 -31.8%
Santa Clarita 44 64 -31.3%
Santa Clarita 29 41 -29.3%
Santa Fe Springs 17 9 88.9%
Santa Monica 2 2 0.0%
Santa Monica 3 3 0.0%
Santa Monica 4 8 -50.0%
Santa Monica 8 5 60.0%
Santa Monica 10 10 0.0%
Sherman Oaks 18 27 -33.3%
Sherman Oaks 23 25 -8.0%
Sierra Madre 8 5 60.0%
Signal Hill 12 7 71.4%
South Gate 60 77 -22.1%
South Pasadena 10 16 -37.5%
Stevenson Ranch 41 49 -16.3%
Studio City 18 26 -30.8%
Sun Valley 36 39 -7.7%
Sunland 32 23 39.1%
Sylmar 82 91 -9.9%
Tarzana 20 27 -25.9%
Temple City 25 31 -19.4%
Topanga 9 7 28.6%
Torrance 31 29 6.9%
Torrance 18 13 38.5%
Torrance 29 20 45.0%
Torrance 19 24 -20.8%
Torrance 20 21 -4.8%
Tujunga 41 38 7.9%
Valencia 88 139 -36.7%
Valencia 36 48 -25.0%
Valley Village 15 22 -31.8%
Van Nuys 25 31 -19.4%
Van Nuys 23 28 -17.9%
Van Nuys 66 60 10.0%
Van Nuys 13 13 0.0%
Venice 25 31 -19.4%
Vernon 2 4 -50.0%
Walnut 55 38 44.7%
West Covina 28 41 -31.7%
West Covina 36 32 12.5%
West Covina 40 30 33.3%
West Hills 40 25 60.0%
Westlake Village 28 22 27.3%
Westlake Village 49 43 14.0%
Whittier 33 22 50.0%
Whittier 18 16 12.5%
Whittier 16 17 -5.9%
Whittier 46 29 58.6%
Whittier 40 59 -32.2%
Whittier 25 29 -13.8%
Wilmington 31 30 3.3%
Winnetka 47 44 6.8%
Woodland Hills 48 51 -5.9%
Woodland Hills 39 35 11.4%
Median home prices based on data provided by HomeData Corp.,
www.homedata.com.
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