14 homes have sold so far this year at an average/median sale price of $423,715/$407,500.
And they sold for 97.2% of list price in an average of 47 days on market, while the median days on market is just 13. Indicating that half of those 14 sales sold in less than 13 days. Unquestionably, the market in SB is going gangbusters.
So if you’re trying to sell in Skyline Bel Air, and not getting any results, you can be sure of one thing, it’s not the market that’s holding you back.
For the same period last year there were 8 sales at an average/median of $363,125/$362,500.
And they sold for 95.7% of list price in an average of 67 days on market, while the median days on market was 54. Not bad, but no comparison to what’s happening now.
I always thought Skyline Bel Air was ripe for investment and renovation. Great location, location, older- 60’s & 70’s - masonry built homes on acre lots with very good mountain and city views. And while owners/investors did start putting money into Skyline Bel Air during the boom, the bust choked it off before it really got going. So maybe this is it, Skyline Bel Air’s 2nd chance to realize what I think is its very good potential.
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