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Housing distress eases in November

Housing distress in San Diego County eased in November, as lenders posted fewer foreclosures and default notices, MDA DataQuick reported yesterday. Ref. Source 2

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Housing picture not all gloomy

For all the talk of the housing bust, San Diego County's median price ended the decade up 48.4 percent from 2000. If in January 2000 you bought a home at the median price of $219,000 and went to sleep like Rip Van Winkle, you awoke at the end of 2009 to see your home worth $325,000. Ref. Source 1

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County median housing price on upswing

San Diego County's median housing price rose in December for the first time in four months, MDA DataQuick reported yesterday, adding further evidence that the housing market is stabilizing after four years of declines. Ref. Source 6

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Home prices roll backward

San Diego County home prices fell last month, erasing all of the gains achieved in the second half of 2009, MDA DataQuick reported yesterday. But analysts said the figures represented a statistical and seasonal fluke, and predicted the market is likely to see little fluctuation in values all year. Ref. Source 1

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February housing prices rebound

San Diego County housing prices rebounded last month after dropping unexpectedly in January, but experts said they are waiting for spring sales to tell them whether the market is improving or just treading water. Ref. Source 5

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County housing prices up 0.4%

After perking up last summer and fall, home prices in San Diego and across the country have hit a winter lull. Ref. Source 3

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15.8 percent

Home sales in San Diego County rose by 6.9 percent in March, compared to the same month a year ago, while prices increased by 15.8 percent. Ref. SignOnSanDiego.com

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Affordable housing goes downtown

High-rise living with expansive bay and city views, ample outdoor terraces, easy access to public transit and, most importantly, deeply affordable rents are what await 229 low-income households next month when a 23-story tower opens in downtown San Diego. Ref. Source 8