Real estate activities continue to slowdown at the end of the year and prices drop back a bit from some of the gains seen at the beginning of 2010.
My guess is we will see the market bump along for awhile in 2011. Great time to buy - if you were thinking about it.

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HomeDex Report - For November Statistics

North San Diego County Association of REALTORS® HomeDex™ Report December 2010 Report The December 2010 HomeDex™ Report provides November 2010 housing statistics. Inside this month's report: The median price for all homes in North San Diego County rose 0.65% in November 2010 to $380,000. The median priced single family detached home in North San Diego County decreased 1.08 percent from $465,000 in October 2010 to $460,000 in November 2010. Year-over median SFD price in North San Diego County increased 5.44% from $436,250 in November 2009. Median days on market for North San Diego County SFD homes increased from 52 days in October 2010 to 55 days in November 2010. There were 4,362 active and contingent SFD listings in North San Diego County ending November 2010, a decrease of 5.09 percent from October 2010. The North San Diego County Association of REALTORS® is committed to bringing you timely and relevant information of our region's housing market. NSDCAR’s monthly HomeDex™ report provides you with the most up-to-date and detailed statistical data of local home sales, median home prices, median days-on market, affordability, and foreclosure data and includes a detailed zip code index. CLICK HERE to view the December 2010 HomeDex™ Report

Get housing statistics for November 2010 in North San Diego County from the HomeDex Report prepared by North San Diego County Association of Realtors.
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Prices are declining from last month in San Diego but "On a year-over-year basis, San Diego ranked second after San Francisco in having the largest increase, 5 percent and 5.5 percent, respectively" ( Standard & Poor's/Case-Shiller Home Price Index) - likely this will not continue in the next few months, but San Diego will always be a place where people want to live.http://ping.fm/H6hC1