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5 Comments on Raleigh NC October 2007 Real Estate Stats
It appears Raleigh is still holding its own while other areas are not fairing as well. I hope it continues for you.
Just thought this was kinda interesting, I pulled the same data in my market, although much smaller than your market, the percentages were very close.
Gadsden, AL
MM/YY DOM
10/06 123
10/07 134 Up 8.21%
Both markets close to 8%
Maybe a few others around the Country can put a little data out and see how it all compares.
Cynthia - Yes I hope to keep up the good work and improve from here. I too, hope your market blooms. I remember a blog that you were getting more Military. I hope this helps your market.
Michael - Yes, very interesting.Yes I too would like to see other data.
It does look like you are in a pretty steady market. I did a similar look at my October numbers in an earlier blog. What I find is that because we aren't talking about a lot of units that a three-month analysis is probably a little more accurate. Sometimes one really wacky sale can through a whole month off.