But It Isn’t All Bad News
Comparing homes sold in Forsyth County for November Year-Over-Year (YoY) shows that home sales prices are still suffering downward pressure, but other areas show a marked improvement.
Unit sales, for residential detached homes, is up over 25% from November of last year, but the average sales price is down slightly, just [...]
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Thanksgiving is the week we all reflect on what we are thankful for, so I’m sharing 3 reasons why anyone searching for real estate in Forsyth County can be thankful.
You see, even though inventory is down considerably from this time last year and sales are up (by 25%), it’s not all pumpkin pie and whipped [...]
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What a difference from one year ago.
Generally speaking, sales of homes in North Atlanta are up and inventory is down. On the lake, the number of sales are flat, but the rest of the numbers are significantly improved.
List prices are up, but more importantly, average sales price and median sales price for Homes on Lake [...]
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The real estate market in Forsyth County looks pretty good in August. The numbers are in and the data shows a flat to sight positive increase. In the chart below you can see that unit sales are up and sales prices seem stable.
With a 36% increase in the number of homes sold, it’s appears that [...]
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A quick look at home sales on Lake Lanier doesn’t show a great recovery but does reflect that Lake Home sales have stabilized. Comparing second quarter year-over-year (YoY) in the chart below, the only real good news is that prices are not continuing to decline:
You don’t see the underlying data but there were no sales [...]
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The drop in median sales price for single family homes sold in Forsyth County, from second quarter of 2010 to second quarter of 2011.
On the last day of each month I post a “Big Number” or interesting figure related to real estate in our area.
Comparing homes sold in Forsyth County for June YoY there are still some challenges but much improvement to celebrate.
Nationally
I always point out that the news reports you hear regarding national home sales, while important to know, don’t effect or reflect what is happening locally. To make that point, June data came out from the NAR [...]
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The year-over-year decrease in average home sales prices for Forsyth County, comparing June 2011 to June 2010. Today CoreLogic released its May Home Price Index (HPI) which shows that home prices in the U.S. decreased on a year-over-year basis by 7.4%. Being flat isn’t a bad place to be for Forsyth County Home Sellers.
On [...]
And the high-end foreclosure listings are the properties to go the fastest.
Foreclosures have been the bane of every home seller for the past couple of years and it’s no surprise that it will continue to be the case moving forward for some time. However, with the rate at which foreclosures are disappearing and the fact [...]
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The number of homes sold for more than $1M, in Forsyth County, so far this year. That comes out to 0.33% of the total number listed over $1M. Coincidentally, both homes sold happen to be in St. Marlo.
On the last day of each month I post a “Big Number” or interesting figure related to real estate [...]
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