A Chart is Worth 1000 Words

Misha — Wed, 23 Jun 2010 09:21:28 +0000

A couple of months ago (gasp!) I promised to post my favorite charts from the UC Berkeley Fisher School of Real Estate and Urban Economics’ symposium on the state of the market. I then got swamped working on my own development project up in Windsor, north of Santa Rosa, and all my blogging came to a halt. Without further ado, here are a few of my favorite charts from the conference. In most cases, I’ll let them speak for themselves.

Delinquency Rates

Foreclosure rates

Loans at or near negative equity

Here’s Why Jumbo Mortgage Delinquencies Are 50% Above Average And Rising (businessinsider.com)

Heat Map of San Francisco Foreclosures

Misha — Fri, 07 Aug 2009 01:17:15 +0000

There’s been a fair bit of discussion on various real estate blogs about the state of foreclosures in San Francisco. Here’s a picture of SF, courtesy of Hotpads, on our little patch of heaven.

Core SF neighborhoods seem to be doing OK, though worse than “average” — not defined by Hotpads as best as I could tell. Outer neighborhoods are not doing so well.

The big surprise is the amount of red over in Marin, including toney areas like Sausalito and Mill Valley. Frankly, I’m skeptical; it just doesn’t add up. There’s not a lot of information on the free part of their website on their methodology though I believe they’re using data from Realtytrac, which has its own fee-based foreclosure radar website. If I come up with better information I’ll update this posting.

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A Chart is Worth 1000 Words

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Heat Map of San Francisco Foreclosures