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Contact:
Chuck Cornwell
RE/MAX Regency
540-341-1075
ChuckCornwell@remax.net
Local Real Estate Market Continues to Improve
July 2010
Warrenton, Virginia, July 3, 2010 – The real estate industry is now two months beyond the federal Home Buyer Tax Credit and the sales numbers for the Washington Baltimore area remain strong.
The overall market for the Washington Baltimore market continues to see good contract numbers. For June, there were 10,824 homes placed under contract. To give a comparison, the first four months of 2010, the months that included the Home Buyer Tax Credit, our average monthly under contract number was 10,861.
The median home price in this area has also remained firm overall. When you separate the foreclosed homes from the owner sale, an interesting statistic is revealed. The median home price on foreclosed homes has been dropping while non foreclosure homes show that home prices are back to the level of two years ago.
Market Median Prices
Foreclosure Median
Prices
Non-Foreclosure Median Prices
The supply of available homes since the expiration of the tax credit has dropped slightly. In April we had 83,599 homes on the market. In June, this number is down to 80,180. The supply of Foreclosed homes on the market has also dropped.
Market Listing
Inventory
Foreclosure
Listing Inventory
The Months Supply of Inventory of homes is a key data point used by market researchers. This number is derived by dividing the total number of homes on the market at the end of the month by the number of homes placed under contract for that month. In other words, if you have 10 homes on for sale, and 5 get contracts this month, you have a two month supply of homes on the market. A "Balanced" real estate market is one with 5 to 6 months supply of homes. This is a market that has a good selection of homes for buyers while still providing stability of prices. When inventory levels drop below this number, we have a smaller selection of homes for the buyer and prices go up. The opposite happens as inventory levels increase.
The overall market for June in the Washington Baltimore area stands at a 5.6 month supply level. This is down from May's level of 6.9 months. The foreclosure months supply of homes is much lower than the overall market, coming in at a 2.7 months supply.
Market Months Supply
Foreclosure
Months Supply
Here are links to more localized market studies
Under Contract
Chart
Market Median Price
Foreclosure
Median Price
Non-Foreclosure Median Price
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Foreclosure
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Market Months
Supply
Foreclosure
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Under Contract
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Market Median Price
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Market Months
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Foreclosure
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Under Contract
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Market Median Price
Foreclosure
Median Price
Non-Foreclosure Median Price
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Inventory
Foreclosure
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Market Months
Supply
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Chuck Cornwell is the Broker and Co-Owner of RE/MAX Regency, a multi office
real estate franchise company based in Warrenton, Virginia, and he is the
President of the Greater Piedmont Area Association of REALTORS.
RE/MAX Regency has been recognized as a leading real estate company in the
nation by industry publications including RIS Media's "2009 Power Broker
Report" and being named a "Great Office" by RE/MAX International.
If you would like more information on this topic, or to schedule and
interview with Chuck Cornwell, please call 540-341-1075 or e-mail to
ChuckCornwell@remax.net
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