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Graph of Clark County WA Aug. '09 Residential Market Stats

Check out this graph to see the latest ups and downs of our Clark County, WA real estate property for sale activity. This is residential only. It does not encompass commercial, farms, lots and land.

This encompasses all areas of Clark County. Note active available short sales, available bank owned and especially notice PENDINGS! And for those of you FSBO's who THINK you can sell your house by yourself...month after month professional realtors leave you in the dust! Quick sales, save you money through proven negotiation, powerful marketing...and they ASSIST you with all the legal documents that you could really mess up if you mark just ONE thing wrong. Scary!!

Here's the graph. I'd love to hear your comments! Thanks!

For me, when I see the short sales and the bank owned, I think of the people who are really sad to lose their homes and on the flip side of that, there is someone else who is extremely excited to get a home that they probably could not have afforded. People in transition. Our market in transition.

Posted by Jill Watts on 08/30/2009 11:59 PM

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3 Comments on Graph of Clark County WA Aug. '09 Residential Market Stats

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Jill, I do not know if this is an increase for your area over previous months or not, I assume it is. I also live in Washington State and our numbers are up dramatically in July/August. The chart does not show how many homes total are active in your market, but the numbers for bank owned and short sale appear high. Like you point out FSBO's are not much of an impact on total market based on this chart. And what is going on with the high number of canceled and expired, are they just giving up with their "retail listings" because all the buyers are buying foreclosures?

Jill, Love the statistics on the FSBO. It really shows why listing your home is very important. Activity is also increasing. Looks great. I hope you are getting more than your fair share. :) Loved seeing the comments from an Ellensburg agent. I wish I still lived there. Love Ellensburg and Clark County too. Keep up the good work.

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I think the number of FSBOs sold says volumes, but I would like to really see how they competed on average price?

Todd Clark - www.LivingBeaverton.com

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