Median Home Prices in Marin County Up To $920,000
Wow, just when you think you could not be surprised anymore.
Despite slowing sales, Marin’s median single-family home price in November continued its recent climb, jumping to $920,000 from $914,250 in October, a real estate information service reported.
The November median price was up 9.9 percent from $837,500 a year earlier, according to La Jolla-based DataQuick Information Systems. The county’s all-time high was registered in June at $925,000.
A total of 241 single-family homes were sold in Marin in November, down from 261 in October and a dip from the 276 sold in November 2004, DataQuick reported. via Marinij.com
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Comment by john on 21 November 2008:
We don’t know how far the housing bubble in U.S. will go. But that’s a different subject.
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