Weekly analysis at the intersection of bond markets and San Diego real estate. What the markets are signaling — and what it means for buyers and sellers in 92130, Carmel Valley, Del Mar, and beyond.
10-year Treasury
Live · 15m30-year fixed mortgage
Weekly · PMMSThe 92130 housing market does not follow the same rules as the broader San Diego region. The reason is the buyer pool, and the buyer pool is leveraged to forces most other neighborhoods are not exposed to.
Read the full analysisThe Carmel Valley school system works very differently from how most outside buyers assume. Understanding it correctly is one of the most expensive mistakes a relocating family can avoid.
Read the full analysisSan Diego inventory is not low because nobody wants to sell. Two specific financial mechanisms make selling extremely expensive for the people who own homes today.
Read the full analysisInventory is locked in place by two forces: rate lock and property tax lock. A 2021 California rule change opened a door most longtime homeowners don't know exists.
Read the full analysisListed at $849,000. Closed at $863,000 in three days with multiple offers. A full breakdown of the pricing thesis, positioning strategy, and execution behind the sale.
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March CPI hit 3.3% on record gas prices — the largest monthly gasoline surge since 1967. Here is what it means for mortgage rates, consumer confidence, and the San Diego and Carmel Valley housing markets this spring.
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San Diego regular gas has jumped 26% in a single month to $5.94. Mortgage rates are ticking back up to 6.49%. For buyers and sellers in 92130, both numbers are moving in the wrong direction at the same time.
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The 10 year yield has pushed to 4.42% — its highest level in months. This spike signals the Fed will keep rates elevated longer than anticipated. Here is what it means for buyers and sellers in Carmel Valley and 92130.
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