taylorsville: 2nd Qtr - Taylorsville from 2009 to 2010
- 07/06/10 12:31 PM
The number of Taylorsville homes sold decreased by about ten homes, or 13%. Median price decreased 6.5% and average Taylorsville Real Estate price went down 5.5%. … (0 comments)
taylorsville: Taylorsville Utah 1st Qtr 2009-2010
- 05/25/10 05:56 AM
Real Estate in Taylorsville saw sold price go up by a small amount and quantity of homes sold increase 13%. Most Taylorsville houses are economically priced in the high 100s. … (0 comments)
taylorsville: Taylorsville, UT - 2000-2009
- 02/23/10 02:36 AM
By 2006, the number of homes in Taylorsville sold had doubled. Numbers increased for one year following then took a big dive and ended last year at about the same place numbers were 6 years ago. Price of Taylorsville homes dropped below the estimated appreciation line for a few years then went above it for a few more years and is currently pretty close to being right on it.
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taylorsville: 2008 Home Sales for Taylorsville UT
- 01/22/09 06:31 AM
Like most cities in the area, Taylorsville home sales dropped by 28%. Median sold price went down 2.6% to $185,000 and average sold price went down 3.3% to $189,810. With 5.76 months of inventory, Taylorsville is on the lower end of the field when comparing with the rest of the county. There are 220 actively listed homes in Taylorsville, about half the number of what sold last year.
These numbers are not official. … (0 comments)
taylorsville: Taylorsville Utah Real Estate Market
- 07/12/08 02:11 PM
Although it may not appear that way, the Taylorsville Real Estate Market is one of the most healthy markets in Utah. Taylorsville is one of the few areas where there have been more homes sold in the first half of 2008 (224) than the number of current listings on the market (182). This in big part has to do with the affordability factor in Taylorsville. The average price of Taylorsville MLS listings is $241,000, and median price is $210,000. In comparision, the average listing in Salt Lake County is priced at $405,051 and median price of $300,000. Utah is growing, people … (0 comments)
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