The year - end
median sales price dropped nine percent for single - family homes and three percent for condominiums when comparing 2011 to 2010.
Although the number of cars sold in Arizona increased,
the median sale price dropped slightly, and other private sales decreased markedly.
Median sales prices dropped to $ 310,800 from $ 324,300 in May, though that's still 3.4 percent above the same time last year.
Not exact matches
Revenue multiples on closed transactions
dropped 2.5 percent, cash flow multiples
dropped 8 percent and the
median sale price for closed transactions
dropped 20 percent to $ 160,000.
Sales prices: The median sales price of vacation and investment homes dropped last
Sales prices: The
median sales price of vacation and investment homes dropped last
sales price of vacation and investment homes
dropped last year.
Median home
prices in the Chicago area beat their year - earlier comparison every month in 2014 but the same can't be said of home
sales, which
dropped in every month but one last year.
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.
We are about two years into a national trend of
dropping housing supply and increasing
median sales prices.
In Western Springs, the
median sales price of a single - family detached house rose 10.4 percent to $ 615,000, and while the number of homes sold in Elmhurst
dropped 7.1 percent to only 65, the
median price jumped 44.6 percent to $ 600,000.
In Cook County,
sales dropped 10.3 percent, with the
median price up 5.3 percent, to $ 249,000.
Sales received a lift from eased
pricing, which
dropped 4.2 percent to a
median of $ 310,800.
The graph below shows how the Ballard real estate market peaked in 2007 with a
median sale price of $ 490,000 and subsequently
dropped by 19 % to $ 398,000 by early 2012.
Contract closings climbed 1.1 percent to a 5.57 million annual rate (forecast was 5.48 million), the most since February 2007
Sales increased 1.9 percent from June 2015 before seasonal adjustment
Median price of an existing home rose 4.8 percent from June 2015 to $ 247,700 Inventory of available properties
dropped 5.8 percent from a year earlier to 2.12 million units, the lowest for a June since 2001
BOZEMAN, MT — The Gallatin Association of REALTORS ® (GAR) recently released its residential real estate market statistics for August 2017, revealing an upward swing in
median sale prices and a
drop in existing inventory compared to last year.
For Santa Barbara Real Carpinteria Real Estate / Summerland Real Estate area for the Home Estate / PUD through 7/18/14 there have been 48
sales compared to 72 last year for a 33.3 %
drop and the
median sales price has gone up from $ 849,500 to $ 987,500 for a 16.2 % rise.
The 10.1 percent
drop is the most since June 2014 when the
median home
sales price fell 11.5 percent to $ 530,000 from $ 599,000 in June 2013.
Last week, the Illinois Association of Realtors reported that the
median sales price of single - family homes and condos in the nine - county Chicago area in March
dropped 3.9 percent from a year ago, while
prices in Chicago rose 5.2 percent.
The last available figures the blog obtained specific to Cincinnati were recorded at the onset of summer, when the
median home
sales price dropped to $ 130,000 — a 7 % decline from the
median sales price at this time last year.
The slower pace of
sales was largely responsible for a 2 percent decline in the Bay Area's
median sales price, which
dropped from $ 740,567 in the second quarter to $ 725,788 in the third quarter.