Introduction to Reno Home Blog: Why we exist
Reno real estate market: 1993-2005
"History shows us that when a real estate bear market bottoms out it looks more like an L-shaped pattern. Gradually going up in value."
Hello, My name is Ian Mariano. I am the head of market research for Joe Salcedo Group. Our broker is Chase International.
Welcome.
In this video I aim to do two things.
To show you the appreciation of home prices in Reno from 1993-2005. .
I want to give you a realistic guess on how much your home would appreciate in the coming years. We will base this 'guess' from the 13-year history of the Reno real estate market.
I have been asked a number of times on what I think will happen in the Reno real estate market market after it reaches a bottom. Though no one exactly knows what the future holds. I do believe that History gives us clues. And I want to show that to you today.
I've also heard people say that once the real estate market reaches a bottom, right after that, it will go up again(Forming a V-shaped patter) similar to what we've seen happen in 2002-2005. In my opinion this is a very dangerous assumption. The history of the real estate market does not support this theory. History shows us that when a real estate bear market bottoms out it looks more like an L-shaped pattern. Gradually going up in value.
Let's look at the numbers. Here you have the Median Sales Price for Reno,Sparks & the North Valleys. By the way,This data was produced by the Bureau of business and economic research.
Notice that from 1993-2001 we didn't have very big numbers. Six percent increase in 1993 by 2001 we saw a 4.1 % increase in home values. And it's the same story with Reno's neighboring cities of Sparks, North Valleys. In fact when I computed the average home appreciation from 1993- 2001. All three cities were in the 4% growth/year . But something happened from 2002-2005. we went up three hundred percent across the board.
In a span of four years we soared to 18-20%/ home appreciation per year in Reno, Sparks & North Valleys. From four percent to an unprecedented twenty percent in the top of the market.
So for the question of the day. Where are we right now? Since 2005- to the present, as many of you know that the market is going downhill. We have yet to find a bottom. But once we reach that lowest point. It is dangerous to live from this position. Meaning, We won't be having 18-20% appreciation in the next ten years minimum. It is more wise to expect our homes to go up in the 4-7% range per year. And even this won't happen right after the market bottoms out. History shows us that It takes a while to go up again even to 4-7% /year.
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