Sales are still higher than at any time in the past four years. New listings are struggling to keep up with demand. Yesterday, 10% of the sales went for list price or higher.
Compared to the 3-year average,
- Sales are up 10%
- New listings are down 8%
- 30-day median price is up $9,000(+2.2%)
- Inventory is down 20%
With inventory at 3511 today, it’s far too low to satisfy all the buyers looking for a home. A good number of the active listings are inferior or overpriced, and we are seeing intense interest in any new listing that’s well-priced and attractive. What’s surprising is that the median price is holding steady in the face of the demand.
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Yesterday, a home in McKenzie Lake sold for $356,000 which was $6,000 over list price, with the offer coming after 3 days on the market. The home was purchased in 2005 for $209,000.
7 of yesterday’s 63 sales went for list price or higher in the following communities: Silverado, New Brighton(2), Evanston, Riverbend, Forest Lawn and McKenzie Lake.