DataQuick, January, 2005 to Present

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January, 2009 DataQuick Results

December 2008 DataQuick Results

November YOY Results for "Immune" Marin

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It's Official

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Where Are You?

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August Results for Marin Care of DataQuick

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July, 2008 Results

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Chronicle Chart

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DataQuick June 2008 Results

DataQuick May 2008 Results

'Prices Are Falling Because They Were... Ridiculously High'

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DataQuick Results for April, 2008

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Marin March Prices Off -23.33% from Peak

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When You're Hot, You're Hot...

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March, 2008 DataQuick Results

February, 2008

More December, 2007 Quick DataQuick Data for Marin

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"Just a Horrible, Normal Cycle"

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December, 2007

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Some November, 2007 Data

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DataQuick's September, 2007 Results

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Cows to the Slaughter

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Some Charts

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Yearly YOY for Marin, 2003-2006 Using DataQuick's "Revised" Data

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April Results for Marin

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Charting the Real Future

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More March Results

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The following table was not in the original post and was published later:

March and January, 2007 Results

Note: As of January, 2007, DataQuick's year-over-year calculations are biased until January, 2008 as they are comparing a new way of calculating the median sale price to their old method of calculating the median. A similar problem exists for their calculation of the year-over-year percent change in sales.

And you can see the possible effect of this bias in DataQuick's January, 2007 results for Marin (and because I forgot to post this chart back in February):

Wishing Prices vs. Actual Sale Prices

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ARM Resets and NODs

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February, 2007 Results

February, 2007 Foreclosure Data

SF Chronicle Chart of Marin Price Per Square Foot

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Marin SFR Prices Drop -5% YOY in December, 2006

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November, 2006 Results for Marin

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October, 2006 Results for Merry 'ol Marin

Update: October's results were later revised downward. Here is the new data:


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My View From Some Trail on Mt. Tam

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Marin Price per Square Foot for Each July from 2001 to 2006

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September, 2006 Results from DataQuick

September's appreciation in Marin according to DataQuick were later revised downward. Here are the revised figures:


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Half of All Houses Selling in Marin Showing "Price Reduced"

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Yearly Price vs. Yearly Rent in Marin

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A Quote From La-La Land

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DataQuick Results for August, 2006

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"Spotless"

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Some Preliminary September Data for Marin

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Final DataQuick Data for July, 2006

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Results for July, 2006

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CAR Numbers

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Summer "Heat"?

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June, 2006 Results According to DataQuick

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Price Reductions in Marin County as of July 8, 2006

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May, 2006 Results -- DataQuick

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Losing on Real Estate is "A Matter of Perspective"

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More May Data for Marin

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DataQuick Results for April

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April Data For Marin

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Price Reduced in Marin

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Marin's Golden Houses

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DataQuick March, 2006 Graph

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Year-over-year appreciation rates. The data for this graph came from DataQuick.

More March Results for Marin

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March, 2006 Results for Marin

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"Everyone Wants to Live Here"?

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Price Reductions in Marin According to ZipRealty

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Marin February, 2006 Results - Part II

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January Results for Marin Care Of the Marin Assessor's Office

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Marin's October to February YoY Percent Change in Inventory

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NAHB Housing Opportunity Index

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Vacancy Rates in the West

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Update on Marin's January, 2006 RE Median Sales Price Results

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January, 2006 Charts for Marin County

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Sales Results for December, 2005 for Marin County

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Marin Market Ratings

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Do SFH Prices Drop in Marin?

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Marin's "Church of the Soft Landing"

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Days on Market for December, 2005

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Price Reductions in Marin

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Marin Condo Sales for October 2005

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October 2005 Results for Marin

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NAHB-Wells Fargo Housing Opportunity Index

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Housing Price Index for Bay Area 1975 to 2005

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Fool's Rule in Marin 1980 to 2005

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Yearly Mortgage vs. Yearly Rent in Marin County 1995 to 2005

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Marin County House Price Adjusted by Income for the Years 1969 to 2004

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Marin Sales Results as of July 2005

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Mean Sales Prices in Marin 1965 to 2003

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Number of Units Sold in Marin 1965 to 2003

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Total Sales Jan 01 to June 05

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Marin County Sales Volume Jan 04 to May 05

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Initial Post

I decided to put all of my Marin real estate graphs and plots into a separate blog so that it is all easier for readers to find. Each post has a link back to the original post in my main Marin Real Estate Bubble blog so that you can find the original discussion.

I hope this is useful.

Enjoy.

PS - You might have noticed that unlike other "bubble" blogs there are no ads anywhere on any of my blogs. You might have also noticed that none of my graphs and plots have any copyright symbols or URLs pointing back to any of my blogs. That's because I don't run these blogs with the intention of being famous or anything like that and certainly not to make money. So, to make a long story short, you are free to take copies of all graphs and plots found here and do pretty much whatever you like with them. I would ask that you give credit where credit is due however, but ultimately I leave that up to you.

All I care about is that the "word gets out". If you think this and my other blogs have some value, then tell people about them. That's the price you pay for my not having any ads or copyrighting my graphs, etc. Ok?