Why don't we put Paul's or Larry's daily numbers in here. I like having them in the regular thread first, but archiving them here. Having them in the thread makes it fun to sit there and hit 'reload' all day!
May daily numbers
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VHB
MemberAND. The big surprise--how about the whole set of Larry's and Paul's numbers that are listed in the daily threads back to March 1st? Why not? Here they are!
Note that these are not always the actual final numbers for each day--they are the last ones that are posted in the daily thread. So, that's the best we can do.
date sales listings sell/list
01-Mar-10 missing
02-Mar-10 missing
03-Mar-10 missing
04-Mar-10 75 286 26.2%
05-Mar-10 missing
week total 75 286 26.2%
06-Mar-10 weekend
07-Mar-10 weekend
08-Mar-10 63 335 18.8%
09-Mar-10 missing
10-Mar-10 96 368 26.1%
11-Mar-10 147 268 54.9%
12-Mar-10 missing
week total 306 971 31.5%
13-Mar-10 weekend
14-Mar-10 weekend
15-Mar-10 127 301 42.2%
16-Mar-10 164 265 61.9%
17-Mar-10 164 294 55.8%
18-Mar-10 81 288 28.1%
19-Mar-10 139 247 56.3%
week total 675 1395 48.4%
20-Mar-10 weekend
21-Mar-10 weekend
22-Mar-10 96 321 29.9%
23-Mar-10 218 325 67.1%
24-Mar-10 221 268 82.5%
25-Mar-10 124 276 44.9%
26-Mar-10 97 237 40.9%
week total 756 1427 53.0%
27-Mar-10 weekend
28-Mar-10 weekend
29-Mar-10 141 274 51.5%
30-Mar-10 185 314 58.9%
31-Mar-10 124 224 55.4%
01-Apr-10 91 455 20.0%
02-Apr-10 holiday
week total 541 1267 42.7%
03-Apr-10 weekend
04-Apr-10 weekend
05-Apr-10 holiday
06-Apr-10 181 392 46.2%
07-Apr-10 364 537 67.8%
08-Apr-10 161 520 31.0%
09-Apr-10 75 300 25.0%
week total 781 1749 44.7%
10-Apr-10 weekend
11-Apr-10 weekend
12-Apr-10 211 341 61.9%
13-Apr-10 169 379 44.6%
14-Apr-10 233 463 50.3%
15-Apr-10 187 292 64.0%
16-Apr-10 152 345 44.1%
week total 952 1820 52.3%
17-Apr-10 weekend
18-Apr-10 weekend
19-Apr-10 89 327 27.2%
20-Apr-10 194 477 40.7%
21-Apr-10 329 481 68.4%
22-Apr-10 241 391 61.6%
23-Apr-10 97 260 37.3%
week total 950 1936 49.1%
24-Apr-10 weekend
25-Apr-10 weekend
26-Apr-10 108 322 33.5%
27-Apr-10 143 325 44.0%
28-Apr-10 113 228 49.6%
29-Apr-10 271 389 69.7%
30-Apr-10 62 199 31.2%
week total 697 1463 47.6%
01-May-10 weekend
02-May-10 weekend
03-May-10 81 303 26.7%
04-May-10 187 456 41.0%
05-May-10 224 390 57.4%
06-May-10 228 395 57.7%
07-May-10 87 316 27.5%
week total 807 1860 43.4%
08-May-10 weekend
09-May-10 weekend
10-May-10 92 285 32.3%
11-May-10 219 466 47.0%
12-May-10 179 340 52.6%
13-May-10 187 538 34.8%
14-May-10
week total 677 1629 41.6%Posted 1 year ago # -
VHB
MemberSome comments.
- The sell-list has fallen four weeks in a row
- With 307 listings tomorrow, we will have the highest listing week yet
- The 538 today for listings is the biggest we have seen in 2010. I think this is bigger than anything we have seen before in 2009 or 2008 either, but I can't confirm that.
- The only other time we surpassed 500 was the week after Easter--so there were likely some pent-up listings there from the 4 days off.
Posted 1 year ago # -
Looks like we're on track for about 3500 sales in May, for an MOI around 5.25. This still puts us on track for YOY price declines in the late summer assuming June sales falter like they did in 2008. It looks like prices won't fall as precipitously as they did in 2008. Remember, though, that in 2008, Vancouver prices fell faster than any other market in North America. Falling short of the same feat again is by no means bullish.
Why would June sales falter? I think it's as simple as a dearth of FTBs and investors buying the vacated move-up inventory that invariably comes on-line this time of year.
Posted 1 year ago # -
VHB
MemberHere are May sales for REBGV from their monthly reports, including attached, detached, and apartments:
2001 2703
2002 3429
2003 3279
2004 3916
2005 4434
2006 4297
2007 4331
2008 3002
2009 3524With 15/20 working days behind us in May 2010, we are on pace to have about 3256 sales. I get this number using Paulb’s daily reports. Note that a) his updates don’t always capture the day’s *final* totals as extras sometime sneak in after he logs off for the day. b) he includes land and multiunit in his counts, so a bit broader scope than the REBGV monthly reports.
That said, it looks like we will be about the 3rd worst May in the last 10 years. No cliff-diving here, but this is not a strong May for sales.
Posted 1 year ago # -
added the last 2 months of data to the RBC sales/list graph using paulb's numbers as a guide...gasp!!!
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Posted 1 year ago # -
oh well good ratios!
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