Christine Monteith on the Pebble Beach Coast

Where the perpetual rocky coast slides into the ocean's chaotic power.

Carmel Median Sales Price Falls

Posted by Christine Monteith On October - 4 - 2010

Just did a quick review on sales in Carmel, CA since August 1, 2010. Total of 27 sales with the highest sale at $4.8million and the lowest sale of $525,000. Only 7 of these sales were for properties over $1,000,000. Five of the sales were “Short Sales” and 1 foreclosure. The median sale price is $785,000.

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There are 36 properties under contract right now — 11 are “Short Sales” and 2 are foreclosures. That mean’s 30% of the properties in contract are distressed sales. For the same time frame last year, there were 36 sales with just 3 foreclosures and no “Short Sales.” The highest sale price was $3,725,000 with the lowest at $610,000. 21 of these properties sold for over $1million. And the median sale price – $1,272,500!

For a full report of Carmel, CA sales 8/1/10 to 10/4/10, download this pdf.

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Distressed Property Sales in Pacific Grove

Posted by Christine Monteith On December - 21 - 2009

I was doing research for a seller on sales and pending contracts in Pacific Grove. Though, I’ve been aware of which properties were in foreclosure and short sales, it was surprising when I gathered all this info into one report. The good news is that there are only 57 active single family residence listings, only 3 are foreclosures and 2 short sales. Of the 25 homes under contract, 60% of these transactions are distressed property sales (ie, foreclosures or short sales.) Since October 1, 2009, there have been 35 sales in Pacific Grove ranging from $2,900,000 (sold by my Broker at The Jones Group) to $290,000, only 11 have been distressed sales. That still makes just a little less than 33% of the sales.

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Pebble Beach – Foreclosure Free

Posted by Christine Monteith On September - 20 - 2008

Reading an article in Forbes.com about the surprising number of foreclosures in some of America’s wealthier neighborhoods. According to the article, “The median home sale price in Newport Beach is $1.4 million and there are 89 homes in foreclosure; in La Jolla, there are 158 foreclosures, due mostly to second-home buyers overextending themselves.” (9.16.08)

Interestingly, Pebble Beach has not experienced this trend. Presently, there are 3 homes listed as “short sales” in a group of 113 active listings. There is 1 property pending that is a “short sale.” And only 2 of 42 properties sold since April 2008 have been short sales. No a single bank-owned property has been listed on the MLS.

There is a notable exception… 3177 Del Ciervo Rd was listed in April for $30,000,000. This home was listed in the Notice of Default circular and sold at auction. According to the County Records, the sale price on 8/4/08 was $6,850,000.00. Quite a bargain for a completely remodeled 10,000 sq ft. home with Pebble Beach golf course and ocean views.

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