webster: Saint Louis Real Estate-Market Watch-October 5th, 2009
- 10/05/09 11:09 AM
The Saint Louis Real Estate Market this week shows a few less active listings and a few less homes accepting contracts, but the number of homes being sold continues to climb. Our lower price ranges, as usual this year, tend to account for the majority of the activity. First Time homebuyers are a large part of this activity, but we also see many active second
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webster: St. Louis Real Estate-Market Watch August 22nd, 2009
- 08/23/09 06:41 PM
The St. Louis Real Estate market this week has not showed any signs of slowing down. August usually slows a bit due to hot weather and the beginning of a new school year. This year, we have not seen a typical St. Louis August, or for that matter, we haven't seen a typical St. Louis summer this year. Our summer weather this year is more reminiscent of Wisconsin, Michigan or even Minnesota summers. This is great house-hunting weather and has definitely contributed to our real estate activity. First Time Homebuyers have also done more than their part to help keep activity … (1 comments)
webster: St. Louis Real Estate-Market Watch February 28th, 2009
- 03/01/09 02:05 PM
The St. Louis Real Estate Market this week shows a small dip in active listings, but an increase in homes accepting contracts (pending), thus bumping our pending ratio up to 12.89 percent. The majority of this buyer activity continues to be in the price ranges that move our local market; $100,000 up to $300,000. We continue to talk to more first time homebuyers in the market who are spurred on by the first time home buyer credit
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The Saint Louis Real Estate Market this week shows a few less active listings and a few less homes accepting contracts, but the number of homes being sold continues to climb. Our lower price ranges, as usual this year, tend to account for the majority of the activity. ;)
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