The average sales price this year is down 16% when compared to June 2010, though transactions are way up (up 57%). Now remember, this is reflective of the April/May market as that's when most of these houses went into contract. We should see another strong July, then traffic will tail off a bit come August/September as we move into the fall/school-year.The year to date numbers aren't as exciting, though I think that's just because we had a slow spring. Buyers knew that they would eventually find a house and were being fairly selective in the process, which should result in a later spring surge. I'm not paying much attention to the average sales price numbers as there hasn't been a significant change year over year. We are seeing the most traffic in the lower price points, which is expected. The number I am most concerned with in the coming months will be the inventory number. Hopefully it will stay within this normal band, though if it picks up a bit we may see some pressure on the prices.
June Greenwich Real Estate Numbers
- By Scott Elwell
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