39 single family homes sold in November, an improvement, thank goodness, from October. Here are the key numbers for November sales and for all previous months this year.
when | # sold | Avg sold | Med sold | Avg $/sf | @$1.0 + |
November | 39 | $516,726 | $420,000 | $155 | 3 sold |
October | 30 | $491,197 | $430,000 | $165 | 1 |
September | 42 | $463,250 | $360,500 | $155 | 3 |
August | 51 | $509,541 | $380,000 | $170 | 4 |
July | 53 | $490,823 | $416,000 | $164 | 3 |
June | 57 | $482,010 | $412,500 | $170 | 3 |
May | 59 | $467,971 | $383,000 | $167 | 4 |
April | 47 | $514,083 | $425,000 | $181 | 5 |
March | 71 | $558,571 | $400,000 | $186 | 5 |
February | 33 | $592,330 | $483,500 | $193 | 2 |
January | 39 | $530,899 | $400,000 | $172 | 5 |
November’s average sale price was better than every month since March and except for last month, the median is higher than every month since April.
That’s positive. And the # sold is up a bit too, but that’s up from being way-way down. That said, I still don’t see any real direction or trend to where this market is headed. Do you.
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