June 29th, 2009: Here are the current county-wide numbers:
What we can see from this San Diego Condos data is that the lower priced properties are jumping off the shelves and the inventory level is at a scarcity level based on the current demand. Traditionally we would look at the number of units sold in a given month against the current number of available properties to estimate an absorption rate for the current inventor (which would put us right at about 3 to 3 1/2 months worth of inventory). HOWEVER, since the market is skewed towards to the lower end, I would make the hypothesis that we have an oversupply in the higher priced inventory and, as already stated, an undersupply in the lower priced inventory.