greenville nc real estate market trends: Greenville NC Real Estate Market Trends - May 2016
- 07/05/16 01:04 AM
The number of new listings dropped 18.1% May 2016 compared to the previous year. The number of homes sold increased by 22.1% compared to April 2015. The average sales price dropped 6.36% to $158,837 and the average days on the market dropped 22.3%. Information courtesy of Liz Freeman, Greenville NC Realtor.
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greenville nc real estate market trends: Greenville NC Real Estate Market Trends - April 2016
- 05/22/16 11:53 PM
The number of new listings stayed the same in April 2016 compared to the previous year. The number of homes sold increased by 22% compared to April 2015. The average sales price dropped 7.0% and homes sold for 97% of the list price. Information courtesy of Liz Freeman, Greenville NC Realtor.
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greenville nc real estate market trends: Greenville NC Real Estate Market Trends - February 2016
- 03/25/16 08:20 AM
The number of new listings decreased by 1.02% in February 2016 compared to the previous year. Pending sales increased by 31.1% while the number of homes sold increased by 27.7% compared to February 2015. The average sales price climbed 13.1%. Days on the market increased by 39 days or 29.7%.
Information courtesy of Liz Freeman, Greenville NC Realtor.
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greenville nc real estate market trends: Greenville NC Real Estate Market Trends - March 2015
- 04/24/15 01:00 AM
The number of new listings increased by 17.0% in March 2015 compared to the previous year. Pending sales increased by 28.2% while the number of homes sold increased by 8.0% compared from March 2014 while the average sales price rose 9.73%. Days on the market decreased by 13 days. Information courtesy of Liz Freeman, Greenville NC Realtor.
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greenville nc real estate market trends: Greenville NC Real Estate Market Trends - March 2011
- 05/10/11 01:09 PM
Shadow inventory is the number of foreclosed properties currently owned by banks (or will be owned in the future) that are sitting empty and are not currently for sale. Many analysts use the "tip of the iceberg" analogy to describe the 'shadow inventory' situation, feeling that a massive number of distressed properties and underwater loans sits just below the surface. Some believe that the number of potential homes for sale greatly exceeds the number currently on the market. No significant appreciation of North Carolina real estate and home prices will take place until the shadow inventory that exist works its way through the real estate … (0 comments)
The number of new listings dropped 18.1% May 2016 compared to the previous year. The number of homes sold increased by 22.1% compared to April 2015. The average sales price dropped 6.36% to $158,837 and the average days on the market dropped 22.3%.
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