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Summer 2010 Market Update
Market Commentary Provided byLisa Sigmon-Holloway Central Virginia defies the national economic forecasts in that our job market is good, unemployment down, and the real estate market prices are stabilized; the trend in foreclosures are up statewide but in our area, foreclosures comprise just 6 1/2% of the inventory. The greatest number of sales occurring are between $200,000 - $400,000. The slight price decline allows more people to buy. The pending and sold properties are 48% higher than the 1st quarter and 18% higher than the 2nd quarter of 2007. |
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| Average Home Price | $275,000 - View Graph Trend |
| Average Price Compared to Last Year | Down 0-5% |
| Average Time on Market | 60-90 days |
| Prices As % of Asking Price | 95-100% |
| Existing Home Prices for the past 90 days are? | |
| Market Trend | Increasing |
| Buyers’ or Sellers’ Market | More sellers than buyers |
| Seller Activity for the past 90 days in Richmond is? | |
| Multiple Offers? | No |
| What Percentage of the Current Housing Inventory are Foreclosures and/or Short Sales? | |
| Is Financing Available For Qualified Buyers? | |
| Housing Inventory | Good supply - Some Prices |
| Greatest Activity | First Time Buyers |
| Reason to Buy/Sell | Job Growth |
| Nearest Metro Area | Richmond |
| Housing Hot Spots | The East End of Henrico offers a great area for reasonably priced new construction. The Tri-Cities area (around Fort Lee) has the greatest growth in activity. |
| Average Sold Price | $275,000 - View Graph Trend |
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Lisa Sigmon-Holloway
Envision Real Estate |
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