Big Bear Real Estate Market Stats for the month of October 2020
Market Wide Summary
We continued to see unprecedented market activity in Big Bear in October. Inventory dropped to a historic low, and bidding wars were commonplace. For the first time over the past 6 consecutive months, the number of total sales of single family homes was lower than the month prior; down by 23%. The average sales price was up 2% compared to the previous month, and the median sales price was up 5%. Average sales price over Jan-Oct was 29% higher compared to 2019 over the same period.
List Price vs. Sale Price and Days on Market
Properties sold in October went for 102% of the asking price after 63 days on market on average, compared to 101% after 68 DOM in September. The list-to-sell price ratio was 99% on average over Jan-Oct 2020; 98% over Jan-Oct 2019.
Big Bear Inventory Trends
Total inventory* was down 13% month over month, and there was a 23% decrease in new listings in October compared to September. The total number of homes on the market last month was about 77% lower than it was in October of last year. As of this writing, the active inventory is at just 112! *Total listed inventory numbers as of the 15th of each month.
Closed Transactions
There were 193 sales in October, 57 fewer than the previous month. There were 40% more sales in October 2020 compared to October 2019. The total number of sales Jan-Oct was 32% higher compared to sales Jan-Oct 2019. *Data derived from Big Bear Association of REALTORS®, Inc. (BBV) MLS. Information herein deemed reliable but not guaranteed.
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