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Ventura County Real Estate, Ventura County Home Sale Records For Month of July

Ventura County Home Sale Price Medians by City
Home Sales Recorded in July 2007

City/Area

# Sold

July 2007

July 2006

% Chg

CAMARILLO

81

$543000

$677500

-19.85%

FILLMORE

7

$532500

$454500

17.16%

MOORPARK

32

$610000

$614500

-0.73%

NEWBURY PARK

58

$638500

$731500

-12.71%

OAK PARK

24

$699000

$479000

45.93%

OAK VIEW

3

$640000

$499000

28.26%

OJAI

7

$565000

$651000

-13.21%

OXNARD

116

$563000

$590000

-4.58%

PORT HUENEME

13

$405000

$436500

-7.22%

SANTA PAULA

11

$475000

$537000

-11.55%

SIMI VALLEY

137

$540000

$581250

-7.10%

THOUSAND OAKS

81

$710000

$710000

0.00%

VENTURA

60

$516000

$580000

-11.03%

WESTLAKE VILLAGE

21

$927000

$947500

-2.16%

As the table above shows the market trend in Ventura County differs from location to location. This year, in some places such as Camarillo, the drop in the Real Estate Market prices was as much as 20% while in other places such as Thousand Oaks the Market stayed strong and showed no changes from last year. On the other hand, the real estate market has actually seen some increases in some places in Ventura County. The median price of a home in Oak Park this year increased by 46% since the same time last year.

So now with the news about job cut-offs by Amgen in Newbury Park and Countrywide in Calabasas are we to expect a further drop in the median house prices in Ventura County?

Stay tuned for my next month's report to see how the Real Estate Market reacted to these announcements.

 

Source: http://www.dqnews.com/

Comments

Wow!!  I wonder what makes Oak Park and Oak View so special to have such a substantial increase in this market.  Oxnard seems like a good place with the stats! 

GREAT INFO Mana!!  I'll be watching for next month's updates!  Thanks for keeping us informed about Ventura County.

Posted by Real Estate Specialist | Brandon, FL | Susie Roscoe (Signature Realty Associates) over 3 years ago
Susie, They are newer communities and closer to LA so great for those who want to live in the country and work in LA.
Posted by Camarillo CA Real Estate Agent/ Mana Tulberg (805 County Real Estate) over 3 years ago
Wow, Mana, excellent informatiom for anyone considering moving to the Camarillo area!
Posted by Chris Tesch College Station, Texas Real Estate (RE/MAX Bryan College Station) over 3 years ago
mana, you do an excellent job of keeping the consumers up in Ventura County. I would definately use you to purchase a home there. Hopefully, and I am sure you will weather the storm
Posted by Missy Caulk-Ann Arbor-Realtor® Ann Arbor Real Estate (Keller Williams-Ann Arbor) over 3 years ago
Mana, this is great information for Ventura county buyers!  Niche markets seem to be immune to the swings of the market!
Posted by Summit County, Colorado Realtor l Joanne Hanson (Coldwell Banker Colorado Rockies Real Estate) over 3 years ago

Chris, Thank you.

Missy, Thank you, I feel the same about you.

Joanne, It surely seems that way.

Posted by Camarillo CA Real Estate Agent/ Mana Tulberg (805 County Real Estate) over 3 years ago
I think this is a really great post Mana!  You are definitely a valuable resource to the home buyers and sellers in Camarillo.
Posted by Huntsville Alabama Real Estate Agent, Kimberly Grant (Exit Leon Crawford Realty) over 3 years ago
Wow, looks like Oak Park is doing well!!  Great post for Camarillo, Mana!
Posted by Stephanie Edwards-Musa, Realtor ® Spring/Woodlands, TX Real Estate (Prudential Gary Greene, Realtors ®) over 3 years ago

Mana,

Your breakdown by community really shows that real estate is local.  Fillmore, Oak Park, and Oak View are doing so differently than a more general trend would show.  Great information for homebuyers and sellers in Ventura County.   

Posted by Rita Taylor | Sanford NC Real Estate & Homes for Sale in Sanford North Carolina (Century 21 Southern Realty) over 3 years ago
I am shocked to see Simi's rate so low.  For units sold in the month of Aug, we are down from 115 last year to 74 this year.
Posted by Rosemont Financial Inc over 3 years ago

Mana,

Well done. It's very easy to understand your analysis as compared to the prior year. You know your market in Camarillo and surrounding areas.

BTW, heading to BRO in Burbank?

Posted by Orange Co. Real Estate~Lynda Eisenmann, Broker-Owner, CRS,CRB,GRI,SRES, Brea, CA (Preferred Home Brokers) over 3 years ago
Mana - Wow Oak Park and Oak View did very well.... I didn't realize there was "country" left in CA.  Sounds like a great area!  You do a great job on the updates for Ventura County!
Posted by Kim Murphy | Mortgage Loans in DuPage, Kane, Cook, Lake, Will Counties Illinois (1st Advantage Mortgage, LLC) over 3 years ago
Mana - it's amazing that in Camarillo there is such a wide variety in what's happening - it would be important to work with a local real estate expert to be sure you bought and sold well.  
Posted by Clearwater Beach Condos Clearwater Beach Real Estate Homes for Sale -Jack Haydon (Charles Rutenberg Realty) over 3 years ago

Mana I think you may have found your niche inside the Camarillo market hummm???  I'm curious, Where do you get your stats on the % change, is it in your MLS did you calculate it or what?  Just wondering..very neat information on Camarillo.

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Posted by Tampa Real Estate | Tampa Florida Homes Property for Sale MLS | Katrina Madewell (Charles Rutenberg Rlty- More than 5,000 agents(813) 777-1196) over 3 years ago
Mana - Great job breaking down the numbers for the Ventura County residents. I think many get confused by all the news and need a good Realtor to help them navigate the numbers.
Posted by Indianapolis Real Estate | Paula Henry (Red Door Real Estate) over 3 years ago

Unfortunately the numbers are without much needed context. Both historical and current. For example, Is 32 sales for Moorpark good or bad?

As for median prices they are the most misunderstood statistic in all of real estate, many confuse them with the value of homes when in fact it speaks to the composition of homes sold and tells you very little about the underlying market conditions. You can have rising median and falling home values just as you can have a falling median and rising home values.

For the places with large jums on low volume, it is statistically meaningless.

This was last years stats for Oak Park and Oak view:

OAK PARK15$479,000$648,000-26.08%
OAK VIEW5$499,000$583,250-14.44%

Median is such a poor metric it is why people follow sales (absorption rates) and inventory (supply) it will tell you much more at a basic level way before people see the effects show up in the median price.

Posted by Mikey over 3 years ago

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