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Sales Data for Single Family Detached home in Simi Valley's Texas Tract 2004 - June 2010

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Texas Tract Simi Valley Home Sales Trends form 2004 through 2010

Texas Tract Simi Valley 2004 Sales Data
AVERAGE Sale Price $504,993
HIGH Sale Price $615,000
LOW Sale Price $335,000
List to Sale Ratio 97.76%
Average Days on Market (DOM) 14
Number of Homes Sold 59
Texas Tract Simi Valley 2005 Sales Data
AVERAGE Sale Price $572,713
HIGH Sale Price $673,000
LOW Sale Price $399,000
List to Sale Ratio 97.60%
Average Days on Market (DOM) 14
Number of Homes Sold 69
Texas Tract Simi Valley 2006 Sales Data
AVERAGE Sale Price $608,810
HIGH Sale Price $760,000
LOW Sale Price $395,000
List to Sale Ratio 97.10%
Average Days on Market (DOM) 45
Number of Homes Sold 52
Texas Tract Simi Valley 2007 Sales Data
AVERAGE Sale Price $588,545
HIGH Sale Price $700,000
LOW Sale Price $485,000
List to Sale Ratio 94.65%
Average Days on Market (DOM) 81
Number of Homes Sold 33
Texas Tract Simi Valley 2008 Sales Data
AVERAGE Sale Price $443,736
HIGH Sale Price $712,500
LOW Sale Price $320,000
List to Sale Ratio 87.71%
Average Days on Market (DOM) 89
Number of Homes Sold 35
Texas Tract Simi Valley 2009 Sales Data
AVERAGE Sale Price $432,076
HIGH Sale Price $700,000
LOW Sale Price $315,000
List to Sale Ratio 97.07%
Average Days on Market (DOM) 67
Number of Homes Sold 37
Texas Tract Simi Valley 2010 Sales Data
AVERAGE Sale Price $427,617
HIGH Sale Price $510,000
LOW Sale Price $350,000
List to Sale Ratio 95.05%
Average Days on Market (DOM) 47
Number of Homes Sold 12

Foreclosures Decline for Third Month

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Foreclosures were filed on 332,292 U.S. properties in October, a decrease of 3 percent from September, but still up nearly 19 percent from October 2008, according to foreclosure sales site RealtyTrac.

October marks the third-straight month of declines in foreclosures, which many see as an encouraging sign that the worst of the foreclosures are behind us. Still, some skeptics predict another wave. "The real issue is we don't know what inventory banks are holding that they have yet to put on the market," said Stephen Miller, chair of the economics department at the University of Nevada at Las Vegas, during an interview with Bloomberg News.

Source: RealtyTrac (11/12/2009)