Food Stamp Data: February 2009

DFA just released their January and February 2010 food stamp data, so this looked like a good opportunity to update my charts:

11.9% of all Sacramento County residents are now on food stamps, or almost one out of eight. For California as a whole, the number stood at 8.5%. The good news (if you can call it that) is that the rate of increase seems to have peaked and has been declining since October 2009. The bad news is this suggests a continued increase in the percent food stamp recipients for well into the next year.

Sacramento Regional Real Estate Trends for April 24, 2010

Summary Of Changes for Sacramento County
	Week of 2010-04-24	Since 2010-04-17			Since 2009-04-25
		Direction	#	%	Direction	#	%
Inventory	7299		22	0.299%		616	9.199%
Median Asking Price	$182000		$2000	1.099%		-$17999	-9%
Average Asking Price	$223936		$1682	0.800%		-$39407	-15%
Average Asking Price Per SQFT	$133		$1	0.800%		-$15	-10.1%
SIT Inventory	3304		25	0.800%		221	7.199%
FIT Inventory	571		-1	-0.20%		-312	-35.2%
New Listings	1007		31	3.200%		441	77.90%
Price Drops	377		-37	-8.90%		72	23.59%
Price Increases	44		-7	-13.7%		20	83.29%

Four County Inventory Levels

Inventory on 2010-04-24: 11624

Asking Price Levels

Price Inventory Levels

Asking Price Distribution

Troubled Inventory Levels

Flipper Market Share

Sellers In Trouble Market Share

Sellers In Trouble Days Since Last Sale

Asking Price Average Percent Loss

Asking Price Total Dollar Losses

(millions)

Weekly Inventory Price Changes