real estate: What's been selling the last 6 months in Henry County?
- 01/06/10 05:13 AM
Based on the reports below you will see that homes priced below $100K are the ones that are selling. Homes in that price range usually are foreclosures. But that inventory is dwindling a bit. That price range is the one to watch. Once the inventory at that price point is dried up, we should home prices start to recover. If the job market shows any signs of recovery soon, you can start to look for those "green shoots."
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real estate: The Pendulum of the Housing Market is Swinging the Other Way
- 10/14/09 07:32 AM
Are we headed to a buyer's market in Henry County, GA? I think so. Are we there yet? NO. But we will be at this time next year if buyers continue buying at the same pace they are buying now and listing inventory continues to shrink. Housing inventory in Henry County has fallen almost 40% since a year ago. About a year ago, there were roughly 3300 single-family homes for sale in Henry County, GA. Today, October 14th, 2009, there are only 1993 single family home listings. We went from about 3300 to 1993. Are you going to kick yourself later for … (0 comments)
real estate: 353 Pecan Court, McDonough, GA 30253
- 04/29/08 10:50 AM
New Listing!! Builder reduced the price to move it ASAP! It was $399,900. Now it is $299,900. 353 Pecan Court, McDonough, GA 30253 It is now getting a lot of activity and interest. Look at why:4 Bedrooms, 3.5 BathMaster on the Main Floor Split bedroom plan 2 of the secondary bedrooms share a bathroom 1 of the secondary bedrooms has it's own private bath Dramatic Foyer Vaulted ceiling in living room Den or Library Generous premium trim package throughout Granite countertops in kichen and baths Lots of light Back deck leads to backyard and back patio area for entertaining Basement is waterproofed … (2 comments)
Based on the reports below you will see that homes priced below $100K are the ones that are selling. Homes in that price range usually are foreclosures. But that inventory is dwindling a bit. That price range is the one to watch. Once the inventory at that price point is dried up, we should home prices start to recover. 
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