ranches: Sales up 44% in the Mountain Empire real estate market
- 04/19/10 10:04 AM
No matter how you look at the two main indicators of our market, unit sales or dollar volume, this is a better year than last for sure. During the first quarter of 2009, 4 homes changed hands with a dollar value of $1,008,900. This year 10 homes changed hands at a combined value of $2,412,400. (All statistics from the Tucson Multiple Listing Service.) Land transactions, however, were a different story: In 2009 there were 6 sales with a total value of $920,726 versus 3 sales with a value of $370,000 this year. When you consider the total dollar value of transactions … (0 comments)
ranches: The year end wrap - 2009
- 12/27/09 12:05 AM
It's 12/27/2009. Twenty-Ten is just hours away. I'm well into my thinking and planning for next year, but I am still reflecting on the year almost past. All of us in the real estate business were faced with new and challenging opportunities this year. It wasn't so much that we didn't know it was coming, but most of us are optimists and accepting the reality of fewer buyers in the market - and many fewer they were in the Mountain Empire - was really uncharted territory. We hunkered down and readjusted all our marketing and promotional efforts to bring in buyers to … (1 comments)
No matter how you look at the two main indicators of our market, unit sales or dollar volume, this is a better year than last for sure. During the first quarter of 2009, 4 homes changed hands with a dollar value of $1,008,900. This year 10 homes changed hands at a combined value of $2,412,400. (All statistics from the Tucson Multiple Listing Service.) Land transactions, however, were a different story: In 2009 there were 6 sales with a total value of $920,726 versus 3 sales with a value of $370,000 this year.
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