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Ann Arbor Market Reports Price vs Inventory

Ann Arbor Area Market Data 6 months Ann Arbor Area Market Data.

This is a 6 month comparison on Price vs Inventory.

The Average Price home listed in August 2008 was $343,957 and the August 2009 was listed at $376.078.

The Average Price of homes SOLD in August 2008 was $302,529 and the Average SOLD Price in August 09 is $303,196.

Days on the Market for August 2009 was 63 and Days on the market for August 2009 was 65

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Posted by Missy Caulk-Ann Arbor- Realtor(R)- Ann Arbor Real Estate on 09/12/2009 07:25 AM

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5 Comments on Ann Arbor Market Reports Price vs Inventory

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Got it..neat snapshot of the market you serve..up to date, easy to digest, just the facts/figures.

Love your charts. I'm just getting numbers again and adjusting to Excel on a Mac... Charts are problematic as I don't know what to use that's easy, and haven't taken the time to look around for Mac stuff. Need to work on so many other things. Wish Altos was here. ;-)