Mixed signals in data point to plateau for home prices.L.A.'s coal-hot housing market continued to show signs of cooling in November November: see month. , with an ongoing decline in the number of homes sold even as home prices recovered from a fall the prior month. The mixed message is in line with expectations that the residential market is finally peaking in advance of what analysts expect to be a modest price decline in 2006. "There certainly are signs--days on market and inventory--that we have a market that's starting to plateau plateau, elevated, level or nearly level portion of the earth's surface, larger in summit area than a mountain and bounded on at least one side by steep slopes, occurring on land or in oceans. and will get into this soft landing we've we've Contraction of we have. we've have been talking about," 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 November median price for an existing home in L.A. County was $525,000, up from $520,000 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 home sales nationwide. Year-over-year appreciation was 21 percent for November, continuing the pattern of growth rates Growth Rates The compounded annualized rate of growth of a company's revenues, earnings, dividends, or other figures. Notes: Remember, historically high growth rates don't always mean a high rate of growth looking into the future. in the low 20 percent range that has punctuated the stunning stunning /stun·ning/ (stun´ing) loss of function, analogous to unconsciousness. myocardial stunning 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 prices. Still, sales volume was down more than 4 percent compared with the like period a year earlier. The slowdown For articles with similar titles, see Slow Down (disambiguation). A slowdown is an industrial action in which employees perform their duties but seek to reduce productivity or efficiency in their performance of these duties. in sales also was reflected in CAR's steady rise of unsold inventory index, which measures the number of months needed to sell the current supply of homes on the market. As of October October: see month. , the index stood at 4.3 months, compared with 2.1 months in June June: see month. . Moreover, the National Association of Realtors The National Association of Realtors (NAR) is made up of residential and commercial realtors who are brokers, salespeople, property managers, appraisers, and counselors, and others working in the real estate industry. last week reported that its October Pending Home Sales Index, a leading indicator Leading Indicator A measurable economic factor that changes before the economy starts to follow a particular pattern or trend. Leading indicators are used to predict changes in the economy, but are not always accurate. for the U.S. housing market, hit the lowest level since March. The index is based on contracts signed on existing homes expected to close within one or two months. On the ground Michael Collins Michael Collins is the name of:
"A lot of people a year ago would have bought anything anywhere in ZIP code zip code System of postal-zone codes (zip stands for “zone improvement plan”) introduced in the U.S. in 1963 to improve mail delivery and exploit electronic reading and sorting capabilities. 90260," said Collins, referring to the South Bay community of Lawndale Lawndale, city (1990 pop. 27,331), Los Angeles co., S Calif., in the Centinela valley; inc. 1959. The population of Lawndale grew with the regional development of electronic and aerospace industries following World War II. , where the median price rose to $550,000 last month, a 9.6 percent rise over last year. "But now that inventory is beginning to accumulate Accumulate Broker/analyst recommendation that could mean slightly different things depending on the broker/analyst. In general, it means to increase the number of shares of a particular security over the near term, but not to liquidate other parts of the portfolio to buy a security , they are telling their agent, 'Well, let's see Let's See was a Canadian television series broadcast on CBC Television between September 6, 1952 to July 4, 1953. The segment, which had a running time of 15 minutes, was a puppet show with a character named Uncle Chichimus (voice of John Conway), which presented each what happens this week.'" 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 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] Ryan Ryan may refer to: Places
Ratcliff or Ratcliffe is a former hamlet lying by the north bank of the River Thames. It is now a district in the London Borough of Tower Hamlets,, and is located in Stepney. noted in the group's most recent report that Wall Street appears to be betting on a weaker real estate market, with the stock prices of all the major builders in the region falling since July July: see month. . Los Angeles-based KB Home, for example, closed at $68.27 on Dec. 7, off nearly 19 percent from its dividend-adjusted 52-week high of $83.94 on July 20. But that weakness has not spread throughout the market. In El Segundo El Segundo (ĕl sēgŭn`dō), industrial city (1990 pop. 15,223), Los Angeles co., S Calif., on Santa Monica Bay; inc. 1917. Its products include navigation and computer systems, aircraft parts, office machines, telephone apparatus, and , November's median price rose 16 percent from a year ago, to $839,000, and in Manhattan Beach, the median soared 38 percent, to $1.6 million. "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 a misnomer misnomer n. the wrong name. MISNOMER. The act of using a wrong name. 2. Misnomers, may be considered with regard to contracts, to devises and bequests, and to suits or actions. 3.-1. for buyers to think that all properties are sitting on a real estate bubble This article is about the general phenomenon of housing bubbles. For housing bubbles in various countries, see below. A real estate bubble or property bubble (or housing bubble or all prices are going to start decelerating," Collins said. "Well-designed homes on good streets are still selling quickly with multiple offers." Even Chris CHRIS Chemical Hazards Response Information System (US DoD) CHRIS California Historical Resources Information System CHRIS Computerized Human Resources Information System CHRIS Command Human Resources Intelligence System Thornberg, a UCLA Anderson Forecast senior economist who has been warning about a regional housing bubble A bit in bubble memory or a symbol in a bubble chart. for more than a year, doesn't does·n't Contraction of does not. believe the coming market shift will be anywhere as drastic as that seen in the early 1990s when the region's aerospace industry collapsed. "This plateauing plateauing Sports medicine A weight training term for the point above which an anabolic drug becomes ineffective in increasing muscle mass. See Anabolic steroids, Weight training. had to come. At some point in time people are not able to afford homes any more. Prices are insane INSANE. One deprived of the use of reason, after he has arrived at the age when he ought to have it, either by a natural defect or by accident. Domat, Lois Civ. Lib. prel. tit. 2, s. 1, n. 11. fight now," said Thornberg. He added that the picture should become clearer in February February: see month. and March when sales activity usually picks up after a winter lull. "It's highly unlikely that we're we're Contraction of we are. we're we are going to see a rapid crash on prices." High-end high-end adj. Informal 1. Appealing to sophisticated and discerning customers: a high-end department store; high-end video equipment. 2. softening softening /sof·ten·ing/ (sof´en-ing) malacia. softening a change of consistency, with loss of firmness or hardness. Last week, CAR reported that the percentage of households in October able to afford a median-priced home fell to 12 percent from 17 percent in October of the previous year. That means a 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. household would have to have a minimum income of $133,000 to qualify for a conventional 30year mortgage with a 6.03 percent interest rate and a 20 percent down payment, according to CAR criteria criteria (krītēr´ē  ),n. . The steep decline puts L.A.'s affordability near Ventura Ventura (vĕnt  `rə), city (1990 pop. 92,575), seat of Ventura co., SW Calif., on the Pacific coast in a farm and oil region; inc. 1866. County's (13 percent), and Orange County (11 percent). Statewide,
the association's housing affordability index fell 4 percentage
points from a year ago to 15 percent.Jack Kyser, chief economist of the Los Angeles Economic Development Corp. points out that the county's relatively healthy economy contributes to a housing market more resilient See resiliency. than in Northern California Northern California, sometimes referred to as NorCal, is the northern portion of the U.S. state of California. The region contains the San Francisco Bay Area, the state capital, Sacramento; as well as the substantial natural beauty of the redwood forests, the northern , which is still feeling the effect of the tech industry bust. Kyser expects the countywide coun·ty·wide adv. & adj. Throughout a whole county: found at locations countywide; a countywide search. Adj. 1. median price will go down slightly in 2006 due to the softening of the high-end market. Activity in the relatively small market of 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). , for example, rose 42 percent last month, but the $1.6 million median sales price was up just 5.5 percent from a year ago. "Los Angeles serves as a catch basin catch basin n. 1. A receptacle at the entrance to a sewer designed to keep out large or obstructive matter. 2. A reservoir for collecting surface drainage or runoff. . People come here first before they decide where else 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, they'd they'd 1. Contraction of they had. 2. Contraction of they would. they'd have ~would like to settle," Kyser said. "We have run out of land for building new homes, except in the far reaches of the county like the Antelope Valley This article is about the Los Angeles County region. For the census-designated place in Wyoming, see Antelope Valley-Crestview, Wyoming. The Antelope Valley . These factors keep prices high for existing homes." Appleton-Young said the time is long past for buyers and sellers to attempt to time the market, be it for living accommodations or as an investment. "If you're you're Contraction of you are. you're you are you're be planning to sell and move out of state to a much more affordable area, now is probably a good time. Though you missed the peak, it's still a very good strong market with inventories still relatively lean," she said. "And if you're a buyer and the financing issue is not dominant, you're going to have more to look at."
Market Highlights
MOST EXPENSIVE
11/05 11/05
ZIP Home Median
Community Code Sales Price Change
Beverly Hills 90210 12 $2,098 18.4%
Santa Monica 90402 11 2,052 28.3%
L A./Brentwood 90049 19 2,005 48.5%
L.A./West Hollywood 90069 15 1,950 100.0%
Malibu 90265 18 1,901 13.2%
Pacific Palisades 90272 27 1,635 5.5%
Manhattan Beach 90266 46 1,592 32.7%
L.A./Koreatown 90005 11 1,395 24.6%
Calabasas 91302 50 1,388 9.8%
Encino 91436 22 1,388 68.9%
INCREASED ACTIVITY
ZIP 11/05 11/04 Percent Median Change
Community Code Sales Sales Change Price vs. '04
Harbor City 90710 41 8 412.5% $569 22.4%
La Habra 90631 62 24 158.3% 596 22.1%
L.A./Koreatown 90005 11 5 120.0% 1,395 24.6%
Palmdale 93551 213 99 115.2% 425 23.2%
Santa Fe Springs 90670 17 9 88.9% 510 30.8%
Redondo Beach 90277 26 14 85.7% 911 7.7%
L.A./W. H'wood. 90038 11 6 83.3% 650 30.5%
Long Beach 90814 27 16 68.8% 675 -13.7%
Torrance 90503 42 25 68.0% 812 19.4%
Van Nuys 91401 35 21 66.7% 690 25.5%
PRICE GAINS
11/05 11/04 Percent
Community ZIP Home Median Median
Code Sales Price Price Change
L.A./W. Hollywood 90069 15 $1,950 $975 100.0%
Pasadena 91106 19 1,015 600 69.2%
Encino 91436 22 1,388 822 68.9%
L.A./Willowbrook 90059 47 375 250 50.0%
L.A./Brentwood 90049 19 2,005 1,350 48.5%
Inglewood 90301 16 489 330 48.2%
Tarzana 91356 25 1,155 784 47.3%
La Canada Flintridge 91011 16 1,274 865 47.3%
L.AJWatts 90002 75 365 250 46.0%
L.A./Brooklyn Heights 90033 11 470 324 45.1%
PRICE LOSSES
11/05 11/05 11/04
ZIP Home Median Median
Community Code Sales Price Price Change
Beverly Hills 90212 4 $1,818 $6,643 -72.6%
Pearblossom 93553 3 87 225 -61.3%
L.A./Windsor Square 90020 3 1,105 1,980 -44.2%
Marina del Rey 90292 5 940 1,425 -34.0%
Pasadena 91101 1 480 625 -23.2%
Long Beach 90814 27 675 782 -13.7%
Stevenson Ranch 91381 54 530 610 -13.1%
San Pedro 90732 17 586 624 -6.1%
Topanga 90290 9 839 865 -3.0%
Note: Dollar figures in thousands.
Only ZIP codes with 10 sales or more per period included, except
'Price Losses.'
Source: HomeData Corp., www.homedata.com
November 2005 Existing Home Sales in L.A. County
Nov. Median Price
ZIP (thousands) Percent
Community Code 2005 2004 Change
Los Angeles County $525 $434 21.0%
Acton 93510 540 502 7.6%
Agoura Hills 91301 700 602 16.3%
Alhambra 91801 620 475 30.5%
Alhambra 91803 582 415 40.2%
Altadena 91001 592 475 24.6%
Arcadia 91006 699 630 11.0%
Arcadia 91007 836 785 6.5%
Artesia 90701 460 410 12.2%
Azusa 91702 425 351 21.1%
Baldwin Park 91706 425 342 24.3%
Bell/Bell Gardens 90201 462 380 21.6%
Bellflower 90706 502 402 24.9%
Beverly Hills 90210 2,098 1,772 18.4%
Beverly Hills 90211 1,290 1,125 14.7%
Beverly Hills 90212 1,818 6,643 -72.6%
Burbank 91501 750 650 15.4%
Burbank 91502 773 N/A N/A
Burbank 91504 624 638 -2.2%
Burbank 91505 670 529 26.7%
Burbank 91506 682 540 26.3%
Calabasas 91302 1,388 1,264 9.8%
Canoga Park 91303 572 404 41.6%
Canoga Park 91304 620 494 25.5%
Canyon Country 91351 497 422 17.8%
Canyon Country 91387 642 561 14.4%
Carson 90745 515 398 29.4%
Carson 90746 529 432 22.5%
Castaic 91384 599 504 18.8%
Cerritos 90703 652 560 16.4%
Chatsworth 91311 665 592 12.3%
City of Commerce 90040 460 290 58.6%
Claremont 91711 620 475 30.5%
Compton 90220 365 270 35.2%
Compton 90221 370 268 38.1%
Compton 90222 350 242 44.6%
Covina 91722 470 375 25.3%
Covina 91723 492 405 21.5%
Covina 91724 530 465 14.0%
Culver City 90230 660 580 13.8%
Culver City 90232 858 672 27.7%
Diamond Bar 91765 612 526 16.3%
Downey 90240 629 495 27.1%
Downey 90241 655 458 43.0%
Downey 90242 530 425 24.7%
Duarte-Bradbury 91010 454 385 17.9%
El Monte 91731 438 369 18.7%
El Monte 91732 460 373 23.3%
El Monte-South El Monte 91733 460 365 26.0%
El Segundo 90245 839 725 15.0%
Encino 91316 662 541 22.4%
Encino 91436 1,388 822 68.9%
Gardena 90247 492 415 18.6%
Gardena 90249 500 405 23.5%
Glendale 91201 742 680 9.1%
Glendale 91202 836 686 21.9%
Glendale 91203 691 544 27.0%
Glendale 91204 665 570 16.7%
Glendale 91205 578 544 6.3%
Glendale 91206 735 569 29.2%
Glendale 91207 838 815 2.8%
Glendale 91208 815 695 17.3%
Glendale-La Crescenta 91214 657 535 22.8%
Glendora 91740 494 446 10.8%
Glendora 91741 643 490 31.2%
Granada Hills 91344 613 532 15.2%
Hacienda Heights 91745 638 484 31.8%
Harbor City 90710 569 465 22.4%
Hawaiian Gardens 90716 424 310 36.8%
Hawthorne 90250 520 420 23.8%
Hermosa Beach 90254 1,200 1,015 18.2%
Huntington Park 90255 460 360 27.8%
Inglewood 90301 489 330 48.2%
Inglewood 90302 569 430 32.3%
Inglewood 90303 499 402 24.1%
Inglewood 90305 475 402 18.2%
L.A. 90011 428 328 30.5%
L.A. 90062 445 308 44.5%
L.A./Baldwin Hills 90008 664 570 16.5%
L.A./Baldwin Hills 90056 825 635 29.9%
L.A./Bel-Air 90077 1,734 1,054 64.5%
L.A./Brentwood 90049 2,005 1,350 48.5%
L.A./Brooklyn Heights 90033 470 324 45.1%
L.A./Central City West 90017 870 414 110.1%
L.A./Chesterfield Square 90047 450 325 38.5%
L.A./City College 90029 710 588 20.7%
L.A./City Terrace 90063 408 301 35.5%
L.A./Civic Center 90012 535 479 11.7%
L.A./Crenshaw District 90016 518 390 32.8%
L.A./Eagle Rock 90041 552 469 17.7%
L.A./East L.A. 90022 417 324 28.7%
L.A./East L.A. 90023 447 355 25.9%
L.A./Echo Park 90026 690 549 25.7%
L.A./El Sereno 90032 446 342 30.4%
L.A./Exposition Park 90037 450 352 27.8%
L.A./Hancock Park 90004 800 701 14.1%
L.A./Highland Park 90042 489 429 14.0%
L.A./Hollywood 90028 722 470 53.6%
L.A./Hollywood Hills 90068 850 850 0.0%
L.A./Koreatown 90005 1,395 1,120 24.6%
L.A./Koreatown 90006 800 585 36.8%
L.A./Laurel Canyon 90046 992 930 6.7%
L.A./Lincoln Heights 90031 436 352 23.9%
L.A./Los Feliz 90027 875 880 -0.6%
L.A./Mar Vista 90066 859 732 17.3%
L.A./Mid-City 90019 750 585 28.2%
L.A./Mid-Wilshire 90036 1,038 865 20.0%
L.A./Mt. Washington 90065 535 490 9.2%
L.A./Palms 90034 792 660 20.0%
L.A./Rancho Park 90064 1,035 750 38.0%
L.A./Silver Lake 90039 705 550 28.2%
L.A./South Figueroa 90007 700 505 38.6%
L.A./South L.A. 90001 388 282 37.6%
L.A./South L.A. 90003 395 302 30.8%
L.A./South L.A. 90044 405 328 23.5%
L.A./South L.A. 90061 392 300 30.7%
L.A./South L.A. 90248 497 368 35.1%
L.A./South Robertson 90035 1,038 862 20.4%
L.A./Warehouse District 90021 960 355 170.4%
L.A./Watts 90002 365 250 46.0%
L.A./West Adams 90018 535 370 44.6%
L.A./West Hollywood 90038 650 498 30.5%
L.A./West Hollywood 90048 1,227 1,110 10.5%
L.A./West Hollywood 90069 1,950 975 100.0%
L.A./West L.A. 90025 936 686 36.4%
L.A./Westchester 90045 800 650 23.1%
L.A./Westlake 90057 860 460 87.0%
L.A./Westwood 90024 1,310 1,330 -1.5%
L.A./Willowbrook 90059 375 250 50.0%
L.A./Windsor Hills 90043 467 397 17.6%
L.A./Windsor Square 90020 1,105 1,980 -44.2%
La Canada Flintridge 91011 1,274 865 47.3%
La Habra 90631 596 488 22.1%
La Mirada 90638 570 460 23.9%
La Puente 91744 434 350 24.0%
La Puente 91746 457 378 20.9%
La Verne 91750 518 472 9.7%
Lake Hughes 93532 388 240 61.7%
Lakewood 90712 549 440 24.8%
Lakewood 90713 550 460 19.6%
Lakewood 90715 549 421 30.4%
Lancaster 93534 281 229 22.7%
Lancaster 93535 300 236 27.1%
Lancaster 93536 366 289 26.6%
Lawndale 90260 550 502 9.6%
Lennox 90304 491 400 22.8%
Littlerock 93543 315 228 38.2%
Llano 93544 512 516 -0.8%
Lomita 90717 700 530 32.1%
Long Beach 90802 741 630 17.6%
Long Beach 90804 489 451 8.4%
Long Beach 90805 435 350 24.3%
Long Beach 90806 558 410 36.1%
Long Beach 90807 649 512 26.8%
Long Beach 90808 624 500 24.8%
Long Beach 90810 456 355 28.5%
Long Beach 90813 583 425 37.2%
Long Beach 90814 675 782 -13.7%
Long Beach 90815 607 514 18.1%
LB-Belmont Shore 90803 1,100 822 33.8%
Lynwood 90262 415 322 28.9%
Malibu 90265 1,901 1,680 13.2%
Manhattan Beach 90266 1,592 1,200 32.7%
Marina del Rey 90292 940 1,425 -34.0%
Maywood 90270 428 330 29.7%
Mission Hills 91345 535 405 32.1%
Monrovia 91016 552 505 9.3%
Montebello 90640 515 396 30.1%
Monterey Park 91754 540 460 17.4%
Monterey Park 91755 610 435 40.2%
Montrose 91020 742 715 3.8%
Newhall 91321 570 461 23.6%
North Hills 91343 575 456 26.1%
North Hollywood 91601 650 467 39.2%
North Hollywood 91602 849 629 35.0%
North Hollywood 91605 535 427 25.3%
North Hollywood 91606 549 422 30.1%
Northridge 91324 590 475 24.2%
Northridge 91325 760 570 33.3%
Northridge 91326 755 611 23.6%
Norwalk 90650 455 365 24.7%
Pacific Palisades 90272 1,635 1,550 5.5%
Pacoima 91331 489 374 30.7%
Palmdale 93550 325 250 30.0%
Palmdale 93551 425 345 23.2%
Palmdale 93552 352 290 21.4%
Palmdale 93591 252 188 34.0%
Palos Verdes Estates 90274 1,375 1,212 13.4%
Panorama City 91402 500 387 29.2%
Paramount 90723 438 355 23.4%
Pasadena 91101 480 625 -23.2%
Pasadena 91103 620 456 36.0%
Pasadena 91104 646 540 19.6%
Pasadena 91105 952 789 20.7%
Pasadena 91106 1,015 600 69.2%
Pasadena 91107 702 607 15.7%
Pearblossom 93553 87 225 -61.3%
Phillips Ranch 91766 385 360 6.9%
Pico Rivera 90660 465 370 25.7%
Playa delRey 90293 1,258 880 43.0%
Pomona 91767 418 358 16.8%
Pomona 91768 372 316 17.7%
Rancho Palos Verdes 90275 970 900 7.8%
Redondo Beach 90277 911 846 7.7%
Redondo Beach 90278 764 650 17.5%
Reseda 91335 520 430 20.9%
Rosemead 91770 495 385 28.6%
Rowland Heights 91748 570 450 26.7%
San Dimas 91773 555 460 20.7%
San Fernando 91340 500 372 34.4%
San Gabriel 91775 686 502 36.7%
San Gabriel 91776 530 440 20.5%
San Marino 91108 1,252 1,200 4.3%
San Pedro 90731 600 491 22.2%
San Pedro 90732 586 624 -6.1%
Santa Clarita 91350 579 475 21.9%
Santa Clarita 91390 755 537 40.6%
Santa Fe Springs 90670 510 390 30.8%
Santa Monica 90401 1,047 N/A N/A
Santa Monica 90402 2,052 1,600 28.3%
Santa Monica 90403 1,220 1,144 6.6%
Santa Monica 90404 890 645 38.0%
Santa Monica 90405 994 875 13.6%
Sherman Oaks 91403 899 680 32.2%
Sherman Oaks 91423 870 780 11.5%
Sierra Madre 91024 815 665 22.6%
Signal Hill 90755 650 665 -2.3%
South Gate 90280 430 350 22.9%
South Pasadena 91030 855 669 27.8%
Stevenson Ranch 91381 530 610 -13.1%
Studio City 91604 992 764 29.8%
Sun Valley 91352 514 410 25.4%
Sunland 91040 520 430 20.9%
Sylmar 91342 529 425 24.5%
Tarzana 91356 1,155 784 47.3%
Temple City 91780 608 490 24.1%
Topanga 90290 839 865 -3.0%
Torrance 90501 602 568 6.0%
Torrance 90502 555 450 23.3%
Torrance 90503 812 680 19.4%
Torrance 90504 570 519 9.8%
Torrance 90505 855 690 23.9%
Tujunga 91042 508 468 8.5%
Valencia 91354 575 497 15.7%
Valencia 91355 605 548 10.4%
Valley Village 91607 762 605 26.0%
Van Nuys 91401 690 550 25.5%
Van Nuys 91405 574 420 36.7%
Van Nuys 91406 520 420 23.8%
Van Nuys 91411 626 464 34.9%
Venice 90291 1,216 903 34.7%
Vernon 90058 370 284 30.3%
Walnut 91789 620 550 12.7%
West Covina 91790 475 398 19.3%
West Covina 91791 535 475 12.6%
West Covina 91792 452 366 23.5%
West Hills 91307 639 518 23.4%
Westlake Village 91361 1,083 825 31.3%
Westlake Village 91362 720 650 10.8%
Whittier 90601 541 435 24.4%
Whittier 90602 510 425 20.0%
Whittier 90603 585 450 30.0%
Whittier 90604 530 409 29.6%
Whittier 90605 488 388 25.8%
Whittler 90606 465 372 25.0%
Wilmington 90744 485 369 31.4%
Winnetka 91306 560 430 30.2%
Woodland Hills 91364 768 695 10.5%
Woodland Hills 91367 728 598 21.7%
Nov. Home Sales Percent
Community 2005 2004 Change
Los Angeles County 9,675 10,112 -4.3%
Acton 18 19 -5.3%
Agoura Hills 37 32 15.6%
Alhambra 26 31 -16.1%
Alhambra 26 19 36.8%
Altadena 56 49 14.3%
Arcadia 39 48 -18.8%
Arcadia 22 33 -33.3%
Artesia 19 19 0.0%
Azusa 41 58 -29.3%
Baldwin Park 65 74 -12.2%
Bell/Bell Gardens 34 28 21.4%
Bellflower 60 76 -21.1%
Beverly Hills 12 16 -25.0%
Beverly Hills 5 9 -44.4%
Beverly Hills 4 2 100.0%
Burbank 17 18 -5.6%
Burbank 2 N/A N/A
Burbank 30 30 0.0%
Burbank 35 57 -38.6%
Burbank 18 17 5.9%
Calabasas 50 38 31.6%
Canoga Park 12 24 -50.0%
Canoga Park 43 54 -20.4%
Canyon Country 38 48 -20.8%
Canyon Country 87 72 20.8%
Carson 59 58 1.7%
Carson 25 31 -19.4%
Castaic 37 48 -22.9%
Cerritos 60 72 -16.7%
Chatsworth 41 52 -21.2%
City of Commerce 7 13 -46.2%
Claremont 42 47 -10.6%
Compton 62 60 3.3%
Compton 49 56 -12.5%
Compton 38 41 -7.3%
Covina 47 40 17.5%
Covina 13 21 -38.1%
Covina 33 32 3.1%
Culver City 25 21 19.0%
Culver City 14 18 -22.2%
Diamond Bar 55 52 5.8%
Downey 26 31 -16.1%
Downey 33 42 -21.4%
Downey 54 49 10.2%
Duarte-Bradbury 30 31 -3.2%
El Monte 12 20 -40.0%
El Monte 42 41 2.4%
El Monte-South El Monte 21 29 -27.6%
El Segundo 13 11 18.2%
Encino 28 28 0.0%
Encino 22 22 0.0%
Gardena 46 29 58.6%
Gardena 22 27 -18.5%
Glendale 18 13 38.5%
Glendale 15 20 -2.5%
Glendale 8 8 0.0%
Glendale 8 7 14.3%
Glendale 22 18 22.2%
Glendale 23 21 9.5%
Glendale 17 15 13.3%
Glendale 34 30 13.3%
Glendale-La Crescenta 44 42 4.8%
Glendora 33 30 10.0%
Glendora 30 37 -18.9%
Granada Hills 65 76 -14.5%
Hacienda Heights 58 72 -19.4%
Harbor City 41 8 412.5%
Hawaiian Gardens 12 9 33.3%
Hawthorne 61 79 -22.8%
Hermosa Beach 25 25 0.0%
Huntington Park 32 51 -37.3%
Inglewood 16 11 45.5%
Inglewood 13 17 -23.5%
Inglewood 17 24 -29.2%
Inglewood 11 14 -21.4%
L.A. 72 80 -10.0%
L.A. 45 34 32.4%
L.A./Baldwin Hills 20 24 -16.7%
L.A./Baldwin Hills 5 6 -16.7%
L.A./Bel-Air 8 12 -33.3%
L.A./Brentwood 19 23 -17.4%
L.A./Brooklyn Heights 11 26 -57.7%
L.A./Central City West 2 2 0.0%
L.A./Chesterfield Square 79 61 29.5%
L.A./City College 15 20 -25.0%
L.A./City Terrace 31 30 3.3%
L.A./Civic Center 3 3 0.0%
L.A./Crenshaw District 50 52 -3.8%
L.A./Eagle Rock 32 28 14.3%
L.A./East L.A. 34 22 54.5%
L.A./East L.A. 17 26 -34.6%
L.A./Echo Park 53 54 -1.9%
L.A./El Sereno 44 44 0.0%
L.A./Exposition Park 53 51 3.9%
L.A./Hancock Park 16 28 -42.9%
L.A./Highland Park 38 71 -46.5%
L.A./Hollywood 6 5 20.0%
L.A./Hollywood Hills 45 35 28.6%
L.A./Koreatown 11 5 120.0%
L.A./Koreatown 21 20 5.0%
L.A./Laurel Canyon 34 24 41.7%
L.A./Lincoln Heights 22 28 -21.4%
L.A./Los Feliz 33 28 17.9%
L.A./Mar Vista 28 46 -39.1%
L.A./Mid-City 37 50 -26.0%
L.A./Mid-Wilshire 21 19 10.5%
L.A./Mt. Washington 36 56 -35.7%
L.A./Palms 36 30 20.0%
L.A./Rancho Park 19 33 -42.4%
L.A./Silver Lake 37 37 0.0%
L.A./South Figueroa 13 18 -27.8%
L.A./South L.A. 31 40 -22.5%
L.A./South L.A. 95 85 11.8%
L.A./South L.A. 97 80 21.3%
L.A./South L.A. 26 36 -27.8%
L.A./South L.A. 10 8 25.0%
L.A./South Robertson 18 12 50.0%
L.A./Warehouse District 1 5 -80.0%
L.A./Watts 75 59 27.1%
L.A./West Adams 40 45 -11.1%
L.A./West Hollywood 11 6 83.3%
L.A./West Hollywood 17 19 -10.5%
L.A./West Hollywood 15 13 15.4%
L.A./West L.A. 8 10 -20.0%
L.A./Westchester 43 46 -6.5%
L.A./Westlake 9 5 80.0%
L.A./Westwood 7 10 -30.0%
L.A./Willowbrook 47 63 -25.4%
L.A./Windsor Hills 57 46 23.9%
L.A./Windsor Square 3 4 -25.0%
La Canada Flintridge 16 41 -61.0%
La Habra 62 24 158.3%
La Mirada 56 58 -3.4%
La Puente 77 96 -19.8%
La Puente 32 26 23.1%
La Verne 36 57 -36.8%
Lake Hughes 6 1 500.0%
Lakewood 52 64 -18.8%
Lakewood 44 51 -13.7%
Lakewood 23 22 4.5%
Lancaster 105 101 4.0%
Lancaster 184 153 20.3%
Lancaster 158 135 17.0%
Lawndale 24 44 -22.7%
Lennox 19 14 35.7%
Littlerock 32 38 -15.8%
Llano 2 2 0.0%
Lomita 15 16 -6.3%
Long Beach 11 12 -8.3%
Long Beach 23 27 -14.8%
Long Beach 108 101 6.9%
Long Beach 37 35 5.7%
Long Beach 45 44 2.3%
Long Beach 65 58 12.1%
Long Beach 28 43 -34.9%
Long Beach 43 33 30.3%
Long Beach 27 16 68.8%
Long Beach 46 44 4.5%
LB-Belmont Shore 25 32 -21.9%
Lynwood 59 58 1.7%
Malibu 18 24 -25.0%
Manhattan Beach 46 49 -6.1%
Marina del Rey 5 7 -28.6%
Maywood 10 18 -44.4%
Mission Hills 21 17 23.5%
Monrovia 49 41 19.5%
Montebello 37 56 -33.9%
Monterey Park 19 26 -26.9%
Monterey Park 16 15 6.7%
Montrose 8 3 166.7%
Newhall 29 32 -9.4%
North Hills 64 68 -5.9%
North Hollywood 29 36 -19.4%
North Hollywood 11 15 -26.7%
North Hollywood 41 52 -21.2%
North Hollywood 45 38 18.4%
Northridge 31 37 -16.2%
Northridge 25 31 -19.4%
Northridge 63 78 -19.2%
Norwalk 140 116 20.7%
Pacific Palisades 27 19 42.1%
Pacoima 106 81 30.9%
Palmdale 201 189 6.3%
Palmdale 213 99 115.2%
Palmdale 89 108 -17.6%
Palmdale 28 27 3.7%
Palos Verdes Estates 29 36 -19.4%
Panorama City 43 35 22.9%
Paramount 22 45 -51.1%
Pasadena 1 2 -50.0%
Pasadena 24 24 0.0%
Pasadena 40 47 -14.9%
Pasadena 12 15 -20.0%
Pasadena 19 21 -9.5%
Pasadena 46 44 4.5%
Pearblossom 3 1 200.0%
Phillips Ranch 85 80 6.3%
Pico Rivera 61 49 24.5%
Playa delRey 6 9 -33.3%
Pomona 61 89 -31.5%
Pomona 38 44 -13.6%
Rancho Palos Verdes 43 47 -8.5%
Redondo Beach 26 14 85.7%
Redondo Beach 37 43 -14.0%
Reseda 85 93 -8.6%
Rosemead 36 37 -2.7%
Rowland Heights 48 67 -28.4%
San Dimas 45 60 -25.0%
San Fernando 27 27 0.0%
San Gabriel 26 29 -10.3%
San Gabriel 30 24 25.0%
San Marino 12 23 -47.8%
San Pedro 43 60 -28.3%
San Pedro 17 20 -15.0%
Santa Clarita 54 85 -36.5%
Santa Clarita 35 38 -7.9%
Santa Fe Springs 17 9 88.9%
Santa Monica 3 N/A N/A
Santa Monica 11 8 37.5%
Santa Monica 5 4 25.0%
Santa Monica 6 4 50.0%
Santa Monica 16 12 33.3%
Sherman Oaks 21 33 -36.4%
Sherman Oaks 20 27 -25.9%
Sierra Madre 17 19 -10.5%
Signal Hill 9 9 0.0%
South Gate 79 92 -14.1%
South Pasadena 19 18 5.6%
Stevenson Ranch 54 63 -14.3%
Studio City 34 28 21.4%
Sun Valley 60 40 50.0%
Sunland 27 34 -20.6%
Sylmar 90 104 -13.5%
Tarzana 25 41 -39.0%
Temple City 40 51 -21.6%
Topanga 9 8 12.5%
Torrance 38 39 -2.6%
Torrance 20 12 66.7%
Torrance 42 25 68.0%
Torrance 23 30 -23.3%
Torrance 29 32 -9.4%
Tujunga 27 38 -28.9%
Valencia 102 152 -32.9%
Valencia 54 70 -22.9%
Valley Village 13 24 -45.8%
Van Nuys 35 21 66.7%
Van Nuys 24 32 -2.5%
Van Nuys 48 82 -41.5%
Van Nuys 18 20 -10.0%
Venice 34 37 -8.1%
Vernon 2 2 0.0%
Walnut 49 50 -2.0%
West Covina 47 52 -9.6%
West Covina 36 50 -28.0%
West Covina 38 40 -5.0%
West Hills 41 42 -2.4%
Westlake Village 35 27 29.6%
Westlake Village 49 47 4.3%
Whittier 35 41 -14.6%
Whittier 24 24 0.0%
Whittier 21 21 0.0%
Whittier 50 48 4.2%
Whittier 52 40 30.0%
Whittler 29 29 0.0%
Wilmington 39 35 11.4%
Winnetka 66 67 -1.5%
Woodland Hills 43 44 -2.3%
Woodland Hills 44 48 -8.3%
Median home prices based on data provided
by HomeData Corp., www.homodata.com.
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