Overview report to City of Temecula/Affiliate event 2/22/12

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It’s Time To Buy Again SOURCE: “Real estate: It’s time to buy again” Fortune Magazine’s 3/28/11 article written by Shawn Tully Forget stocks. Don't bet on gold. After four years of plunging home prices, the most attractive asset class in America is housing.” It’s The Economy, Stupid With your host… STILL

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Transcript of Overview report to City of Temecula/Affiliate event 2/22/12

Page 1: Overview report to City of Temecula/Affiliate event 2/22/12

It’s Time To Buy Again

SOURCE: “Real estate: It’s time to buy again”Fortune Magazine’s 3/28/11 article written by Shawn Tully

“Forget stocks. Don't bet on gold. After four years of plunging home prices, the most attractive asset class in America is housing.”

It’s The Economy,Stupid

With your host…

Gene Wunderlich

STILL

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Regional Housing SummaryTemecula, Murrieta, Lake Elsinore, Menifee, Wildomar, Canyon Lake

Single Family Residential - Full Value Sales Prepared by [email protected]

  2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011

Temecula                

# Sales 1,975 1,742 1,141 805 1,569 1,334 1,987 1,902Median $ $437,159 $484,978 $526,237 $475,522 $337,732 $289,857 $300,234 $301,279

Gross Sales Revenue $863,389,025 $844,831,676 $600,436,417 $382,795,210 $529,901,508 $386,669,238 $596,564,958 $573,032,658

                 

Murrieta                # Sales 1,679 1,661 1,252 687 2,054 1,666 2,236 1,978

Median $ $432,511 $488,757 $530,912 $473,562 $304,466 $271,107 $270,878 $269,948Gross Sales

Revenue $726,185,969 $811,825,377 $664,701,824 $325,337,094 $625,373,164 $451,664,262 $605,683,208 $533,957,144

                 

Wildomar                # Sales 361 327 317 218 473 287 398 388

Median $ $393,540 $442,018 $463,920 $435,608 $296,054 $225,739 $220,745 $224,634Gross Sales

Revenue $142,067,940 $144,539,886 $147,062,640 $94,962,544 $140,033,542 $64,787,093 $87,856,510 $87,157,992

                 

Lake Elsinore                # Sales 914 1,054 700 335 1,154 959 1,387 1,237

Median $ $306,607 $363,543 $431,158 $366,358 $183,819 $179,965 $182,925 $176,353Gross Sales

Revenue $280,238,798 $383,174,322 $301,810,600 $122,729,930 $212,127,126 $172,586,435 $253,716,975 $218,148,661

                 

Menifee                # Sales 820 763 520 498 1,005 651 1,142 1,672

Median $ $323,138 $364,695 $418,974 $370,671 $259,504 $201,866 $206,414 $185,131Gross Sales

Revenue $264,973,160 $278,262,285 $217,866,480 $184,594,158 $260,801,520 $131,414,766 $235,724,788 $309,539,032

                 

Canyon Lake                # Sales 468 342 286 133 330 306 379 281

Median $ $443,384 $480,200 $567,071 $548,205 $300,561 $241,416 $251,006 $256,420Gross Sales

Revenue $207,503,712 $164,228,400 $162,182,306 $72,911,265 $99,185,130 $73,873,296 $95,131,274 $72,054,020

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Southwest CaliforniaSingle Family Home SalesAnnual Sales by Region

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Temecula Murrieta Lake ElsinoreMenifee Wildomar Canyon Lake

2011 SFR Sales by Sales Type

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$389,389

$437,364

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$287,873

$234,992 $238,701 $235,628

Southwest California

2011 SFR Median Price by Year

Regional median price has hovered within a $3,700 range for three years. Your median home is worth $636 bucks more than it was two years ago. Yay! 1-Jan 1-Feb 1-Mar 1-Apr 1-May 1-Jun 1-Jul 1-Aug 1-Sep 1-Oct 1-Nov 1-Dec

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Monthly Active Listings(Inventory)

Temecula Linear (Temecula) Murrieta Lake ElsinoreMenifee Wildomar Canyon Lake

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On Market (Supply)

Pending Closed (Demand)

Days on Market Months Supply Absorption rate *

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* Absorption rate - # of new listings for the month/# of sold listings for the month

December Market Activity by Sales Type  Standard Sale Bank Owned Short Sale

  Active% of MKT Sold

% of MKT

Active

% of MKT Sold

% of MKT

Active

% of MKT Sold

% of MKT

Temecula 180 46% 76 45% 55 14% 30 18% 154 39% 63 37%

Murrieta 225 48% 68 37% 63 13% 54 29% 176 37% 61 33%Laker Elsinore 88 30% 41 38% 35 12% 34 31% 159 54% 28 26%

Menifee 179 38% 59 43% 55 12% 37 27% 224 48% 2 1%

Wildomar 27 34% 10 32% 16 20% 13 42% 35 44% 7 23%Canyon Lake 64 59% 12 44% 13 12% 3 11% 29 27% 11 41%Regional Average 763 42% 266 40% 237 14% 171 26% 777 42% 172 27%

December Demand Chart

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2012 Preview : State

  Accelerated 3% withholding

  4% flat tax – including services

  Point of sale mandates

  Mortgage interest deduction

  40+ ballot propositions

  Taxes, taxes, Texas

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Federal Issues – Critical Concerns

• High-cost Loan Limits - expired 10/1/11 (except

FHA)

• Future of Fannie and Freddie? FHA?

• Tax Reform on the horizon

Mortgage Interest Deduction?

Capital Gains?

• QRM (Qualified Residential Mortgage) 20%

Down

Is the future of the 30 year mortgage in

doubt?

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It’s Time To Buy Again

SOURCE: “Real estate: It’s time to buy again”Fortune Magazine’s 3/28/11 article written by Shawn Tully

“Forget stocks. Don't bet on gold. After four years of plunging home prices, the most attractive asset class in America is housing.”

Japanese

Earthquak

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Tsunam

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Sovereign Debt

Crisis in EuroZone

Oil Price Spikes

2011: A Year of Economic Wild Cards

Arab Spring

Political

Change on

Capitol Hill

Debt Limit Ceiling & Downgrad

e of US Debt

Stock Market

Volatility

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2012 – What’s Ahead

• Stable to increasing home sales• Stable median price• Declining inventory of resale homes• Rising rents• Lack of new home inventory• Compelling affordability• Record low interest rates

Pent up demand

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It’s Time To Buy Again

SOURCE: “Real estate: It’s time to buy again”Fortune Magazine’s 3/28/11 article written by Shawn Tully

“Forget stocks. Don't bet on gold. After four years of plunging home prices, the most attractive asset class in America is housing.”