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Point Loma has a variety of homes from condominiums to luxury homes, many with views to the ocean, views or the bay or for the lucky a view of both. There are a lot of variables to take into account when figuring out the Market Value of Point Loma Homes. Location, age, upgrades, neighborhoods, construction and your view all affects the total value of your home, which is why it is important to make sure you have an agent familiar with the ends and outs of Point Loma homes and community. Whether your home is a Waterfront Condos, or a house in La Playa, Wooded Area or Loma Portal or one of Point Loma's other great neighborhoods we'll be able to give you an accurate up to date home value for your Point Loma home.
The median list price in November for single family homes in Point Loma is $995,000. The list prices dropped by -9.13% from the previous month. The price per square foot for listings in this area is $506.
The median sale price in July for single family homes is $718,750. The sale prices dropped by -3.78% from the previous month.
The price per square foot for sales in this area is $399.
The median number of days active properties have been listed is 57. This is significantly shorter than the national average.
What do these statistics mean to the value of your Point Loma Home?
There aren't many houses on the market which is making the prices fluctuate from month to month depending on what is available.
The low inventory of homes for sale in Point Loma over all is causing upwards pressure on prices.
We have seen a substantial reduction in distressed inventory and an increase in traditional sellers.
There aren't many houses on the market which is making the prices fluctuate from month to month depending on what is available.
The low inventory of homes for sale in Point Loma over all is causing upwards pressure on prices.
We have seen a substantial reduction in distressed inventory and an increase in traditional sellers.
