Sentences with phrase «over-year median price increases»
Fifty (50) counties showed year - over-year median price increases including Will County, up 13.5 percent to $ 210,000; Cook County, up 7.1 percent to $ 225,000; and Champaign County, up 1.8 percent to $ 141,000.
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Median home prices rose steadily in both cities as well, especially in Riverside (which recorded a 9 % year - over-year increase in prices).
According to the company, 91 % of the markets analyzed experienced a year - over-year increase in median home prices during 2015.
Seventy - nine of those metro - sized housing markets (or 91 %) had experienced a year - over-year increase in median home prices by the end of 2015.
CoreLogic broke down appreciation even further into four price ranges, giving us a more detailed view than if we had simply looked at the year - over-year increases in national median home price.
In the second quarter, Greater Vancouver posted an aggregate year - over-year home price increase of 24.6 % to a median price of $ 1,098,599.
In the second quarter, the aggregate price of a home in the Greater Montreal Area increased by a healthy 3.5 % year - over-year to $ 344,620, while the aggregate price of a home in Montreal Centre rose 4.9 % to a median price of $ 416,953.
During the same period, the city of Vancouver posted a year - over-year gain of 27.5 % to $ 1,330,531, while surrounding areas such as West Vancouver and Richmond posted even higher increases of 29.7 % and 28.3 % to median prices of $ 3,093,776 and $ 972,443, respectively.
The median price in January 2013 was $ 173,600, 12.3 percent above the prior year, the 11th consecutive month of year - over-year price increases.
The national median existing - home price3 for all housing types was $ 173,600 in January, up 12.3 percent from January 2012, which is the 11th consecutive month of year - over-year price increases; that last occurred from July 2005 to May 2006.
Also, the median price shows seven straight months of double - digit, year - over-year increases, according to the National Association of REALTORS ®.
June's price increase marks the 52nd consecutive month of year - over-year gains and surpasses May's peak median sales price of $ 238,900.
Existing - home sales rose strongly in July, with the median price maintaining double - digit year - over-year increases.
Sales of existing homes rose in July even with constraints of affordable inventory, and the national median price is showing five consecutive months of year - over-year increases.
«Median home prices increased on a year - over-year basis for the 18th consecutive quarter in Q3 2016, and homeowners who sold in the third quarter had owned their home an average of 7.94 years — a new high in our data and substantially higher than the average homeownership tenure of 4.26 years pre-recession.
Existing - home sales declined in June but are well above year - ago levels, while the median price shows seven straight months of double - digit year - over-year increases.
Sales have stayed above year - ago levels for 23 months, while the national median price shows 15 consecutive months of year - over-year increases.
The national median existing single - family home price was $ 186,100 in the third quarter, up 7.6 percent from $ 173,000 in the third quarter of 2011, which is the strongest year - over-year price increase since the first quarter of 2006 when the median price rose 9.4 percent.
Existing - home sales increased in August and reached the highest level in six and a half years, while the median price shows nine consecutive months of double - digit year - over-year increases.
A growing number of metropolitan areas had higher median home prices in the fourth quarter, with the national price showing the strongest year - over-year increase in seven years, according to the latest quarterly report.
Amid the lowest housing inventory levels in more than 13 years, existing - home sales in California still eked out a year - over-year gain, while the median sales price posted a solid annual increase, according to the California Association of REALTORS ® (C.A.R.).
Of the 146 markets that realtor.com tracks, 111 posted year - over-year median list price increases of 1 percent or more.
In fact, according to the National Association of REALTORS ® (NAR), the median existing - home price for all housing types was $ 232,500 this past April, a 6.3 percent year - over-year increase and the 50th consecutive month of year - over-year gains.
California markets continue to dominate the list of areas experiencing the largest year - over-year increases in their median list prices, representing nine out of the top ten best performers.
• The national median list price for single - family homes, condos, townhomes and co-ops ($ 189,900) increased by 1.01 percent year - over-year and 1.55 percent month - over-month in February.
Year - over-year increases in median price have been recorded for the past 68 consecutive months; as of March 2017, the overall median is 87.9 percent higher than it was back in July 2011.
Orlando's skimpy inventory also continued to push prices upwards, with the area's year - over-year median home price again hitting a double - digit increase.
* 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.
Seven of the nine Bay Area counties recorded a year - over-year increase in median price of at least 10 percent.
The Orlando median home price has now experienced year - over-year increases for the past 60 consecutive months; as of July the median price is 77.82 percent higher than it was in July 2011.
* The year - over-year median price for short sales increased by 15.38 percent in March, while the median price for bank - owned sales increased by 8.11 percent.
The January RE / MAX National Housing Report shows the median home price rose 8.1 % year - over-year, with 50 of the report's 54 markets posting increases.
* The year - over-year median price for single - family homes increased by 11.11 percent, and the year - over-year median price for condos increased 7.94 percent.
Year - over-year increases in median price have been recorded for the past 67 consecutive months; as of February 2016, the overall median is 77.5 percent higher than it was back in July 2011.
Year - over-year increases in median price have been recorded for the past 69 consecutive months; as of April 2017, the overall median is 86.2 percent higher than it was back in July 2011.
The Orlando median home price has now experienced year - over-year increases for 52 consecutive months; as of November the median price is 57.84 percent higher than it was in July 2011.
According to the California Association of Realtors, amid the lowest housing inventory levels in more than 13 years, California existing home sales still eked out a year - over-year gain, while the median sales price posted a solid annual increase.
The median sales price for existing homes of all types increased on a year - over-year basis for the 10th consecutive month during December 2012, rising 11.5 % to $ 180,800.
According to a Redfin report, the median home sale price increased by 7 percent in October, marking the strongest year - over-year gain since December 2015.
The median home price jumped 3.2 percent to $ 252,800 with a year - over-year increase of 5.8 percent.
The national median existing - home price for all housing types was $ 173,600 in January, up 12.3 percent from January 2012, which is the 11thconsecutive month of year - over-year price increases; that last occurred from July 2005 to May 2006.
This is the strongest year - over-year increase since the first quarter of 2006 when the median price rose 9.4 percent, but even with the gain, the current price is 20.1 percent below the record set in 2006.
All except Trenton and Cincinnati had increases in their year - over-year median list prices in April.
The National Association of Realtors recently reported an 8.2 % annual increase in median existing home prices to $ 213,800 for January, marking the largest annual increase since April and the 47th consecutive month of year - over-year gains.
Year - over-year increases in median price have been recorded for the past 66 consecutive months; as of January 2016, the overall median is 72.3 percent higher than it was back in July 2011.
The median price of Orlando homes rose 12 percent year - over-year in September, while sales increased by 3 percent.
The median price of an existing, single - family home rose 8.4 % from a year ago to $ 306,820, marking the second consecutive year - over-year increase and the 10th straight month - over-month jump, according to estimates by the state Realtors» association.
Year - over-year increases in median price have been recorded for the past 70 consecutive months; as of May 2017, the overall median is 88.7 percent higher than it was back in July 2011.
In April, the statewide median sale price for single family homes rose by 10.3 percent year - over-year to $ 234,900, continuing a trend of double - digit percentage increases.
The Orlando median home price has now experienced year - over-year increases for the past 58 consecutive months; as of May the median price is 75.76 percent higher than it was in July 2011.