HOUSING PRICES - CALIFORNIA
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SAN FRANCISCO MSA
HPI Price Walk:
2000 to Peak: Home prices more than doubled - up 118%, or 12.4% annualized.
Peak to Trough: Decline nearly equal to prior price gains - down 46%, or (21.6)% annualized.
Trough to COVID: Home prices surging again - recovering all price losses; up 7.7% annualized.
COVID to Fed Tightening: Home prices surge 16.8% annualized.
Fed Tightening: Home prices fall (9.7)% annualized.
Fed Pause to Current: Home prices fall (6.0)% annualized.
SAN FRANCISCO: HOME AFFORDABILITY |
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HOME AFFORDABILITY |
Home Affordability is significantly more costly than U.S. averages. |
Home "P/E" Ratio = 8.1X. |
Median home purchase is 8.1X median family income compared to 4.2X for U.S.; takes ~8.1 years of a San Francisco area family's income to earn the sale price of the median priced home compared to ~4.2 years on average across the U.S. |
NAHB HOI Index = 6.4%. |
6% of families can afford median priced home ((NAHB HOI - average of San Francisco and San Jose) |
LOS ANGELES MSA
HPI Price Walk:
2000 to Peak: Home prices up 2.75X, or 174%, or 15.2% annualized.
Peak to Trough: Decline of 42%, or (20.2)% annualized.
Trough to COVID: Home prices surging again - recovering price losses; up 5.7% annualized.
COVID to Fed Tightening: Home prices surge 17.0% annualized.
Fed Tightening: Home prices fall (1.5)% annualized.
Fed Pause to Current: Home prices rise 3.0% annualized.
LOS ANGELES: HOME AFFORDABILITY |
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HOME AFFORDABILITY |
Home Affordability is significantly more costly than U.S. averages. |
Home "P/E" Ratio = 8.6X. |
Median home purchase is 8.6X median family income compared to 4.2X for U.S.; takes ~8.6 years of a Los Angeles area family's income to earn the sale price of the median priced home compared to ~4.2 years on average across the U.S. |
NAHB HOI Index = 2.8%. |
<3% of families can afford median priced home (NAHB HOI) |
SAN DIEGO MSA
HPI Price Walk:
2000 to Peak: Home prices up 2.5X, or 150%, or 15.8% annualized.
Peak to Trough: Decline of 42%, or (16.0)% annualized.
Trough to COVID: Home prices surging again; up 5.6% annualized.
COVID to Fed Tightening: Home prices surge 21.5% annualized.
Fed Tightening: Home prices fall (3.1)% annualized.
Fed Pause to Current: Home prices rose 3.2% annualized.
SAN DIEGO: HOME AFFORDABILITY |
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HOME AFFORDABILITY |
Home Affordability is significantly more costly than U.S. averages. |
Home "P/E" Ratio = 7.1X. |
Median home purchase is 7.1X median family income compared to 4.2X for U.S.; takes ~7.1 years of a San Diego area family's income to earn the sale price of the median priced home compared to ~4.2 years on average across the U.S. |
NAHB HOI Index = 4.0%. |
4% of families can afford median priced home (NAHB HOI) |