But pricey Newbury Park had June gloom when it came to the median price of single-family homes. Forty-one homes sold at a median price of $550,000, a 26.7 percent year-over-year decrease.
Overall, June was a mixed bag of single-family median price ups and downs: Camarillo ZIP Code 93010 had 31 homes sell at a median price of $401,000, a 10.9 percent year-over-year decrease, while Camarillo ZIP Code 93012 also had a loss with 30 homes sold at $508,000, a 3.3 percent loss from June 2009. Santa Paula’s neighbor to the east, Fillmore, also saw a drop, with 14 single-family homes sold in June at a median price of $260,000, a 13.7 year-over-year decrease.
On the other end of the county Westlake Village also booked a loss, with 10 single-family homes selling at a median price of $719,000, a 4.1 percent year-over-year decrease. Still, Westlake Village had the highest cost per square foot of a single-family home - not counting an attached garage - of $337.
Throughout Ventura County 603 single-family homes sold in June at a median price of $415,000, a 3.8 increase year-over-year. Countywide, condominium sales were healthier: 237 units sold at a median price of $280,000, a 16.7 percent increase over June 2009. The price per square foot average of Ventura County single-family home sales in June was $245.
