For the first time in eight months, the total condo inventory increased this month. Listings increased from 1,341 to 1,457. Also, the number of sales decreased ever so slightly. 18 of the 58 sales were Foreclosures. This would indicate that probably our mix of supply and demand is stabilizing. The number of sales is lower than I would like but the total inventory is well within a suitable range. Demand is what needs to pick up.
CONDOS: The Sales Price to List Price increased to 92.55% of List Price. The average sales price decreased from $259,908 to 217,834. Our current supply of inventory is around 25 months which is a lot better than years past but this still needs improvement.
HOUSES: The number of closings decreased to 26 closings in February. The List Price to Sales Price increased to 95.74%. and the average sales price INCREASED. Thus, I believe the housing market has also reached a new plateau.
WATER FRONT LAND: There were two waterfront land sales in February at 81.33% of List Price. That's four months in a row.
FEBRUARY |
No. of Sales Jan / Feb |
Now For Sale Jan / Feb |
List to Sales |
Average Price |
| Water Front Land |
2 / 2 |
143 / 140 |
81.22% |
230,000
|
|
Houses
|
36 / 26 |
641 / 640 |
95.74% |
293,817 |
| Condos |
65 / 58 |
1341 / 1457 |
92.55% |
217,834
|
| Condos Detail: |
No. of Sales Jan / Feb
|
Condos For Sale Jan / Feb
|
Foreclosures Sold Jan / Feb
|
|
| 100 - 250k |
29 / 37 |
485 / 495 |
11 / 15
|
|
| 250 - 450k |
28 / 17 |
455 / 509 |
7 / 2 |
|
| 450 - 650k |
6 / 3 |
226 / 257 |
0 / 1 |
|
| 650 - 850k |
1 / 1 |
94 / 105 |
0 / 0 |
|
| 850 - 1 million |
2 / 0 |
37 / 45 |
0 / 0 |
|
|
1 million +
|
1 / 0 |
44 / 46 |
0 / 0 |
|