Sentences with phrase «median price decreases»

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Finally, the median business sale price for closed transactions decreased 17.3 percent to $ 165,500.

Median home price change expectations decreased from 3.3 % in August to 3.1 %, remaining within the narrow 3.0 % to 3.3 % band observed over the last 12 months, and staying well below the readings in the previous two years.

The median price of freehold properties decreased by 8.4 per cent over the same month of the previous year, while the median price for condominium properties decreased by 2.1 one per cent compared to the same period.

The median price of freehold properties decreased by 8.2 per cent over the same month of the previous year while the median price for condominium properties increased by almost one per cent compared to the same period.

Rising home prices, despite an increase in the national family median income ($ 67,723) 4, slightly decreased affordability in the third quarter compared to the third quarter of last year.

Although the number of cars sold in Arizona increased, the median sale price dropped slightly, and other private sales decreased markedly.

«The temporary increase, however, expired on December 31, 2008 and the loan limits in numerous California counties have subsequently decreased due to the Department of Housing and Urban Development's resetting of county median home prices.

For July — October 2015, the median sales price for a two bedroom home was $ 148,000, a year over year decrease of 0.7 %.

For August — November 2015, the median sales price for a one bedroom home in La Quinta was $ 149,000, a year over year decrease of 2.9 %.

For July — September 2016, the median sales price for a one bedroom home in Riverside, California was $ 162,000, a year over year decrease of 5.5 %.

In April, the Orlando Regional Realtor Association reported that median prices for single - family homes were up by 11 % compared to April 2016, corresponding with decreases in sales and available housing stock.

Two metro areas saw a year - over-year decrease in median sales prices: Albuquerque, N.M., -0.2 percent and Burlington, Vt., -5.2 percent.

Only three metro areas saw a decrease in median sales price: Trenton, N.J., -12.1 percent, Anchorage, Alaska, -2.5 percent, and Wilmington / Dover, Del., -1.3 percent).

Median home price inflation expectations resumed their general downward trend, decreasing from 3.5 percent in June to 3.2 percent in July — the second lowest level since the inception of the survey in June 2013.

According to Yun, the decrease in vacation and investment sales prices is likely due to the increase in vacation and investment buyers purchasing condos and townhouses, which contributed to a decline in the median size of 200 square feet for both.

After noting that the national median price for a home in the U.S. rose 8 percent in the first three months of 2002, compared with last year, the Bloomberg story focuses on such down markets as Beaumont / Port Arthur, Texas, where the median home price dropped 8 percent (to $ 76,800) in the first three months of 2002; Peoria, Ill., which experienced a 7 percent downfall; Akron, Ohio, and Springfield, Mo., where prices slid 6 percent; and Trenton, N.J., where prices decreased by 4 percent.

Realtor.com ®'s February 2013 national housing data indicates that listing inventories increased 1.15 percent month - over-month; median age of inventory was at 98 days, a 9.26 percent decrease month - over-month; and median list prices were slightly higher month - over-month at $ 189,900.

* The year - over-year median price for single - family homes increased by 4.59 percent, and the year - over-year median price for condos decreased 1.04 percent.

The year - to - year median price of normal sales increased 6.90 percent, while the median price for foreclosure sales increased 4.92 percent and short sales decreased 3.20 percent.

Interestingly, the median closed price for single - family homes decreased 5 percent to $ 402,000 in February 2017 from $ 425,000 in February 2016.

Comparatively, the overall median closed price decreased 8 percent in January, while the May report showed an increase of 5 percent to $ 355,000 in May 2017 from $ 338,000 in May 2016.

* The median price for «normal» existing homes sold in March is $ 203,970, a tiny decrease of 0.01 percent from the median price of «normal» existing homes in March 2015.

The median sales price in the three county region saw a decrease of 1.4 percent from last year at this time.

The number of suburban homes sold in February decreased 1.3 percent from a year earlier, but the median sales price rose 12.5 percent, to $ 175,000.

And while the overall median closed price for homes above $ 300,000 increased 8 percent to $ 590,000 in May 2017 from $ 547,000 in May 2016, the overall median closed price for this top reported price category decreased 8 percent to $ 2,950,000 in May 2017 from $ 3,220,000 in May 2016.

The inventory of homes available for purchase in the Orlando area dropped by 9.91 percent in July 2016, contributing to a 6.28 percent decrease in sales and a 12.04 percent increase in median price when compared to July 2015.

In fact, homes in the $ 500,000 to $ 1 million price category experienced only a 3 percent decrease in their overall median closed price to $ 650,000 in year ending 2016 from $ 667,000 in year ending 2015.

For example, while overall pending and closed sales decreased 12 and 19 percent, respectively, median closed prices held steady or decreased in 73 percent of the market in September.

By the last month of the year, the overall days on market decreased 8 percent [to 88 days in December 2016 from 96 days in December 2015], and we didn't see a rise in median closed prices during December either.

The year - to - year median price of normal sales decreased 0.01 percent, while the median price for foreclosure sales increased 8.11 percent and short sales increased 15.38 percent.

Median house prices have decreased to $ 381,000 over the last year.

The Median Sales Price was up 4.8 percent to $ 272,500 for Single - Family homes but decreased 13.6 percent to $ 199,500 for Townhouse - Condo properties.

The median sales price was up 8.7 percent to $ 267,500 for Single Family homes but decreased 21.2 percent to $ 205,000 for townhouse - condo properties.

«The average sale price for residential properties has come down 3.3 per cent from last month and 12.2 per cent from the high in May, while the median price has decreased 11.2 per cent from the high in April.

The decreased supply of homes means that the median home price increased 5 percent from a year ago.

Year to date New listings increased 7.9 % to 109 Median sales price decreased 5.5 % to $ 225,000 Days on Market is...

Year to date: New listings decreased 6.4 percent to 249 Median sales price increased.7 percent to $ 231,500 Days on...

The Median Sales Price was up 4.5 percent to $ 215,000 for single - family homes but decreased 6.5 percent to $ 200,000 for townhouse - condo properties.

The median sales price was up slightly 0.6 percent to $ 270,000 for Single Family homes and decreased 5.3 percent to $ 213,000 for townhouse - condo properties.

The statewide existing - home median sales price was $ 140,000 in the fourth quarter; a year earlier, it was $ 160,600 for a decrease of 13 percent.

The median sales price was down slightly 0.9 percent to $ 242,500 for Single Family homes and decreased 1.2 percent to $ 237,000 for townhouse - condo properties.

The statewide existing - condo median sales price was $ 105,500 for the three - month period; in 4Q 2008, it was $ 136,600 for a decrease of 23 percent.

This month - over-month price decrease runs against historical data trends from 2013 - 17 indicating that March median sales prices on average increase 0.8 percent from February.

The median sales price decreased 0.1 percent to $ 245,000.

In November, the Greater Las Vegas Association of Realtors (GLVA) reported that the median price of existing single - family homes sold in October was $ 263,000 — a slight decrease from the previous month.

The median condominium / co-op price decreased to $ 199,000 in November from $ 203,900 in October, and was up 1.2 percent from the same period a year ago.

Existing - home sales decreased 2.8 percent in December to an annual rate of 5.49 million, according to NAR, with a median price of $ 232,200.

The median sales price decreased for the fifth consecutive month in November to $ 205,300 compared to a revised $ 207,500 in October.

This month's decrease in median price has led to an increase in Orlando's affordability index: The October index of 258.44 percent is seven points higher than September 2012's index of 251.25 percent.

The existing condo median price was $ 99,100; a year earlier, it was $ 113,300 for a decrease of 13 percent.