bloomingdale homes: Bloomingdale Homes - Bloomingdale IL Real Estate Market Summary 2010
- 01/27/11 10:26 AM
Bloomingdale Homes - Bloomingdale IL Real Estate Market Update 2010 How to describe this market for Bloomingdale Homes? Unfortunately, up ... down ... all around!Over the final quarter of 2010, inventory for Bloomingdale Homes was at 12.1 then up to 18.6 months then ending again at 12.1. Where did a large portion of these homes go? I think that sellers have taken their homes off the market and decided not to move or the sellers have become 'reluctant' landlords in order to continue with their future plans. The problem is not solved, only postponed to a future date when the lease expires. There is … (0 comments)
bloomingdale homes: Bloomingdale Homes - What's the market like in September 2010?
- 10/12/10 08:49 AM
How to describe this market for Bloomingdale Homes? Unbelievable!A now retired agent in my office used to say this to encompass every conceivable change or option and still stay positive! I'm going to loudly reiterate that phrase to update you on recent Bloomingdale Home sales. But really it's been odd and slow.Over the last 3 months, inventory for Bloomingdale Homes was climbed from 8.8 months and ending at 15.7 months. Added inventory is going to make your home take longer to sell (especially going into the winter months). More inventory is great for buyers but not welcomed obviously as a seller. Keeps prices down … (1 comments)
bloomingdale homes: Bloomingdale IL Real Estate - Looking for a home?
- 08/15/10 04:39 AM
Looking for a home in the Bloomingdale IL area? Check out what's available in Bloomingdale IL Homes now! Interest rates are at a 40 year low so why not take advantage?These are the current market numbers and availability for Bloomingdale IL Homes. Lots of great home selections (95 total) with some below the $200,000 range and we've got great custom construction for price ranges above 1 million! Best selection is between $200,000 to $300,000. The current average listing price for Bloomingdale IL Homes is $445,303. Some 'handyman specials, foreclosures and fixer uppers' are available for buyers trying to get instant equity in … (0 comments)
bloomingdale homes: Bloomingdale IL Homes - What's on the market now?
- 06/11/10 10:13 AM
There is a large amount of inventory thruout the Northwest Suburbs of Chicago which include Bloomingdale homes. Sellers are competing to make their home standout and enhance their marketability. Prices have held between 4 to 6% from the listing price over the recent months.
Here is a chart of the ACTIVE Single Family Bloomingdale Homes by price range with the market times posted as 'average days on the market.'
There currently are 93 single family homes available for sale with an average market time of 219 days. The average list price is $489,378 and the highest listing price is … (0 comments)
bloomingdale homes: BUY A HOME IN BLOOMINGDALE - MLS Search, I can help Buyers make a Smart Decision!
- 01/07/08 06:58 AM
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Here's a dozen reasons why Lyn Sims can help: Determine your buying power and criteria. Research available properties in your market via many resources such as the Multiple Listing Service (MLS) and a broad network of REALTORS - even if you are locating to another city. WE … (0 comments)
Lyn Sims offers market observations, housing industry updates and real estate news about the surrounding communities near Schaumburg IL in the Chicago Northwest Suburbs.
Bloomingdale Homes - Bloomingdale IL Real Estate Market Update 2010 How to describe this market for Bloomingdale Homes? Unfortunately, up ... down ... all around!Over the final quarter of 2010, inventory for Bloomingdale Homes was at 12.1 then up to 18.6 months then ending again at 12.1. Where did a large portion of these homes go? I think that sellers have taken their homes off the market and decided not to move or the sellers have become 'reluctant' landlords in order to continue with their future plans. The problem is not solved, only postponed to a future date when the lease expires. There is … (0 comments)
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