market report: Market update for Gwinnett County, July 2008 - 07/20/08 09:24 AM
Following the lead of last months market report, here is the report for July, 2008.
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I'm actually a bit surprised at how much stronger the numbers for May turned out v. the preliminary figures. They ended up blowing past my predictions. I'm hopeful for June's final
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market report: Gwinnett County, GA crossed a line... - 06/21/08 10:51 PM
10,000 listings in FMLS. Actually 10,043 Single Family Residences listed for sale in Gwinnett County. These include Active Listings, Pending Sale (with a Contingency) and Pending Sale (with a Kick-Out Contingency). That is a LOT of properties.
But I would hesitate to say that all of them are equally for sale...
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market report: Market update for Gwinnett County, June 2008 - 06/11/08 02:49 PM
Welcome to the update for June. This month's report covers the market numbers for April and May of 2008. Please keep in mind that the numbers for the most recent month (May, in this case) are seldom complete. We don't expect to see solid numbers until July for May. |
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market report: Market update for Gwinnett County, April 2008 - 05/05/08 11:50 PM
I have it posted as of now to GarageHomesUSA.com. Here is a direct link. Of course, I'm not going to spill all of the secrets here, but it isn't pretty. I was expecting to see the beginnings of a recovery. And, while the numbers are stronger than the last few months,
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market report: What sort of 4+ car garages are in Gwinnett County right now? - 04/25/08 07:51 PM
That is one of the most frequent questions I get. Lots of folks want a big garage, and they wonder what is available. I did my last update a couple of weeks ago on LaneBailey.com. At that time, I highlighted a couple of the properties. Of course there is a little
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market report: So, just how many 4+ car garage homes are in Gwinnett County, GA - 04/10/08 10:56 PM
The quick answer is 148. They range in price from $129,900 to $8.5m. Right smack in the middle is $749k. Of course, there are some pretty interesting homes in there, and I profiled a few of them on LaneBailey.com today. Here are a couple of the highlights: If you are looking for a
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market report: February/March Gwinnett County Market Report posted - 04/09/08 11:05 PM
I finally had a moment to put together the Market Report for GWinnett County covering February, with the preliminary numbers for March. As always, the March numbers need a big ol' grain of salt... they WILL change over the course of the month. The news is mixed, which isn't too bad.
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market report: Gwinnett County numbers for 4+ car garage homes interesting - 03/19/08 09:55 PM
I needed to run some numbers today from just 4+ car garage homes. The numbers were pretty interesting. So, if you are paying attention, you might notice a lot of mixed signals. But, what I am seeing is that while the Single Family Residential numbers overall are currently pointing to about 104
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market report: Gwinnett County Sales Figure for January/February 2008 - 03/03/08 09:33 PM
I just got the new report posted to Garage Homes USA, my website. Here is a link to the report. Aside from the regular Average Days on Market, Average Sales Price, and numbers for new listings, I have added Absorption Rates and New/Sold ratios. The market report is kind of dry, but
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market report: Gwinnett County Market Report for December/January 2007/2008 - 02/06/08 09:32 PM
I just posted the latest market report on my website. Here is the direct link. Here are the highlights... December is kind of a funky month. Comparing it to January or November is difficult, because of the Christmas holiday. January is a more typical month, but the numbers are only preliminary and
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market report: Gwinnett Market Report for November/December 2007 - 01/07/08 11:57 AM
I just put the new market report for Gwinnett County, GA on my other blog. Here are a few of the highlights. The complete report is available here... The Absorbtion Rate for Gwinnett County is still slowing, but shows improvement compared to November. The twelve month rate is 10.4 months of supply.
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market report: I think it's high time I answer for my predictions... - 12/29/07 08:03 PM
Is It Time to Buy? Revisited... Back in June I reprinted an article that I actually wrote just over a year ago. I originally wrote it in November 2006, and republished it here and on my blog in June 2007. Here is a link to Is It Time To Buy? Well, if you
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market report: Say it until it's true!!!... NOT - 12/26/07 10:11 PM
While researching yesterday’s blog entry, I ran across this little tidbit. Frankly, it p***es me off. I am proud to be a member of the NAR. I think that there is a place for a strong voice both for real estate professionals, and to champion the issues for increasing home ownership
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market report: Housing apocolypse revisited - 12/25/07 09:37 PM
I ran across a post on Active Rain that pointed me to an outside article that talks about the need for at least a 20% reduction in home prices in order for families to be able to afford to buy. Well, I love it when there are specific claims and statistics.
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market report: Let's blame the media... or not... - 12/17/07 07:32 PM
This is not inspired by Ken "not the meteorologist" Cook, but I did read his post a little earlier, Did The Media Cause This, Fuel This, or Just Report It? That said, I did mention this post in the comments there, because they are related... Great minds think alike... ours do
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market report: Is a clear sky blue? - 12/10/07 03:07 PM
Sitting down this morning getting my Fox News fix, I noticed a release by the NAR that has me re-thinking a position I have taken... Here is the link to the NAR news release. To summarize, the position the NAR takes is that housing will start to pick up in 2008. Existing
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market report: Market update for Gwinnett County, October/November 2007 - 12/07/07 04:09 PM
As I announced back in the middle of November, there is going to be a format change beginning this month. I will be including Absorbtion Rates in the market reports now. This will give a clearer picture of the direction of the market, as well as help bring a bit
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market report: House Values Up!!! - 11/28/07 03:50 PM
What? Is this guy crazy? Take a look... S&P Index Reveals Price Changes in 20 Markets Prices of single-family homes in the third quarter fell 4.5 percent nationwide compared with a year ago. It was the largest drop since the Standard & Poor’s/Case-Shiller National Home Price Index was begun in 1988. “We
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