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Ham Lake, MN Real Estate Market Statistics 3rd Quarter 2007

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Real Estate Agent with Boardman Realty Minnesota License#90858

woodlandThe sluggish real estate market continues to affect Ham Lake, MN and Anoka County in the third quarter of 2007. Homes are staying on the market longer with an average Days-on-Market (DOM) of 157 days for homes sold in the 3rd Quarter in the Ham Lake area. While homes under $300,000 have a manageable inventory level similar to other areas of the Twin Cities (about a 10 month supply), high end homes are selling at a much slower pace. Note the abundance of existing inventory in the over $500,000 category. With 47 homes on the market and two homes selling every 3 months, it will take nearly five years to sell the entire inventory if home sales do not pick up in this high end category.

Additional 3rd Quarter Ham Lake residential real estate statistics for single family homes:

Under $300,000~ 51 Active Listings, 4 Pending Listings, 12 Sold Listings (All existing homes)

$300,000-400,000 ~ 30 Active Listings, 1 Pending Listings, 2 Sold Listings (New Construction Subgroup ~ 2 Active, 0 Pending, 0 Sold)

$400,000-$500,000 ~ 30 Active Listings, 1 Pending Listings, 4 Sold Listings (New Construction Subgroup ~ 4 Active, 0 Pending, 0 Sold)

$500,000 and Up~ 47 Active Listings, 1 Pending Listings, 2 Sold Listings (New Construction Subgroup ~ 13 Active, 0 Pending, 1 Sold)

Lakeshore available in the City of Ham Lake

5 Active Listings, 0 Pending Listings, 1 Sold Listings

Ham Lake lakeshore price range: $274,900-$945,000

  • 2 Homes on Coon Lake
  • 2 Homes on Lake Amelia
  • 1 Home on Mallard Lake

**All Statistical information based on information from the REGIONAL MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE of MINNESOTA, INC. for the period of 7/1/07 through 9/30/07.

Featured Listing in Ham Lake Minnesota: 3608 Woodland Drive

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Copyright 2007 Teri Eckholm  http://www.terieckholm.com/

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Teri Eckholm. REALTOR with Boardman Realty, is a native Minnesotan who has lived and worked in the Minneapolis St Paul metro all of her life. She specializes in lakeshore homes, acreage properties and first time home buyers but assists anyone making a move in the north and east Twin Cities metro.

If you are buying, selling or relocating to Minnesota and need help from a professional REALTOR®, give Teri , a call or visit her website for a FREE Home Buyer Success Guide or FREE Home Value Report She specialize in acreage and lakeshore properties in the north and east Twin Cities metro area including Ham Lake, Lino Lakes and all communities in the Forest Lake School District! Serving Anoka, Chisago, Ramsey and Washington Counties in Minnesota.

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Comments(3)

Mana Tulberg
805 County Real Estate - Camarillo, CA
Real Estate Agent - Camarillo CA
Terri, We are seeing the same trend here. High end homes sell much slower (even a year) where I live. Great report as usual.
Oct 10, 2007 02:55 AM
Teri Eckholm
Boardman Realty - White Bear Lake, MN
REALTOR Serving Mpls/St Paul North & East Metro

Mana--Some of the higher end homes and new construction models have been on the market for nearly two years in parts of Anoka County. It is a saturated segment of the market.

Oct 10, 2007 09:57 AM
Susie Roscoe
Signature Realty Associates - Brandon, FL
Real Estate Specialist | Brandon, FL
Ham Lake seems pretty quiet...we're all experiencing the same market more or less.  I wonder how soon it will pick back up and start to recover.  Any thoughts?
Oct 11, 2007 10:13 AM