Tucson Arizona Real Estate Market Report: November 2011 for Corona De Tucson
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17 homes sold in November 2011 in Corona De Tucson, Arizona which is 5 less than November 2010.
The average list price for homes that closed in Corona De Tucson, Arizona was $151,429 in November 2011.
The average list price for houses that sold in November 2010 was $194,375.
Houses that closed in this area for November 2011 sold for 98.2% of asking price.
Houses that closed in this area for November 2010 sold for 98% of asking price
The average Sales price for homes that closed in Corona De Tucson was $148,703 in November 2011.
The average Sales price for homes that closed in Corona De Tucson was $190,487 in November 2010.
The average Market time for homes that closed here was 85 days in November 2011.
The average Market time for homes that closed here was 104 days in November 2010.
13 homes went under agreement in Corona in November 2011. The average list price for homes that went under contract was $177,657. The average time on market for these homes was 105 days.
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