Sonoma, CA

As of September 11, 2009 an encouraging 39% of available listings in the beautiful wine country town of Sonoma are in escrow.

For the month of August 2009 29 homes sold in Sonoma for an average final selling price of $451,324.

The average original asking price of these homes was $537,242.

The range of final selling prices was from a low of $120,000 to a high of $1,525,000.

Of the 29 homes that sold, 9 of which were distress sales, 3 sold at their original asking price and 4 sold for more than their original asking price.

It took these homes an average of 136 days to sell.

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As of August 13, 2009 an encouraging 37% of available listings are in escrow in the beautiful wine county town of Sonoma.

For the month of July 2009 34 homes sold in Sonoma for an average final selling price of $668,078.

The average original asking price of these homes was $799,803.

The range of final selling prices was from a low of $128,000 to a high of $2,000,000.

Of the 34 homes that sold 1 sold at the original asking price and 6 sold over the original asking price. All others sold for less.

It took these homes an average of 165 days to sell.

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As you will see in the charts below the real estate market in the beautiful wine country town of Sonoma is much like the rest of bay area. To see the charts larger and more clearly, click on the image twice.

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As of July 8, 2009 an encouraging 37% of available listings in the beautiful wine country town of Sonoma are in escrow.

For the month of June 2009 35 homes sold in Sonoma for an average final selling price of $686,777.

The average original asking price of these homes was $782,731.

The range of final selling prices was from a low of $111,000 to a high of $6,476,205.

Of the 35 homes that sold 15 were distress sales.

Of those same 35 homes, 2 sold at their original asking price and 6 sold over their original asking price.

It took these homes an average of 157 days to sell.

To see everything that is currently available for sale, click here.

To learn more about this area, including all the fun things to do around here, visit my website or contact me directly.

Holy smokes, folks! Another great race. Lots of spinning, lots of rubbin' and lots of smoke. After a couple of last minute caution flags and shoot-out style restarts, Washington State's very own Kasey Kahne ended a year long winless streak to edge out Tony Stewart for the checkered flag at Sonoma's Infineon Raceway this afternoon. The Tasmanian Devil himself, Marcos Ambrose, ran a fantastic race and ended up 3rd. This is why I love the road race format. You never know what you're going to end up with. A spinout on a road race doesn't necessarily bring out the caution flag. And we had lots of spinouts without yellow flags, believe me. Even after a penalty through pit row for speeding, Jimmie Johnson ended up 4th. Jeff Gordon was guilty of speeding on pit road as well and, after serving his lap through pit row at pit row speed under green, he managed to battle his way to finish in the top 10 at 9th. Points standings still stay pretty much the same, with Tony Stewart in 1st, Jeff Gordon 2nd and Jimmie Johnson in 3rd. Next Sunday (June 28th), we go back to the east coast for racing at Loudon, New Hampshire beginning at 1:30pm EST on TNT. See you there!

Top 10 Finish of the Toyota/Save Mart 350 at Sonoma's Infineon Raceway on June 21, 2009:

1. Kasey Kahne (#9)
2. Tony Stewart (#14)
3. Marcos Ambrose (#47)
4. Jimmie Johnson (#48)
5. Denny Hamlin (#11)
6. Juan Pablo Montoya (#42)
7. AJ Allmendinger (#44)
8. Clint Bowyer (#33)
9. Jeff Gordon (#24)
10. Elliott Sadler (#19)

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