trends: The Housing Market and COVID-19
- 04/17/20 10:48 AM
How to manage the Market during and after COVID-19Coronavirus. COVID-19. Quarantine. Unemployment. Schools closed. All we hear on the news is these stories. There is no doubt, we will look back on 2020 as the year that things got very bizarre We’ll remember the people who succumbed to this virus and we will also celebrate the heroes; nurses, doctors, the frontline responders, EMT’s, Police and Firefighters. We will look back and remember how we saluted the truck drivers and grocery store workers who put themselves in harm’s way, every day, to make sure that we had the basic necessities to get by. And we’ll remember the … (3 comments)
trends: Fanwood Real Estate Market Four Year Trend Analysis
- 01/30/17 07:43 AM
Fanwood is one of the most desirable towns in Union County. Here we take a look at what's been going on in the Fanwood Market. Homes Sold: In 2016, 125 homes were sold in Fanwood, this is up 76% from the 71 homes that sold in 2013. Even though sales are up, the inventory has remained consistent the past four years. Sale Price: In Fanwood the average sale price in 2016 was $430,269, this is up 11% from the average sale price of $386,777 in 2013. Great news if you're thinking about selling your Fanwood home. Average Days on Market: In 2016, homes were sold … (3 comments)
trends: Springfield Real Estate Market Report - June 2014
- 07/08/14 05:28 AM
When you're thinking about buying or selling a home in Springfield, a necessary first step is to understand the local market conditions. Here's what you need to know this month: Inventory: There are currently 115 homes offered for sale in Springfield. They range in price from $119,000 to $1,235,000. This is the highest inventory held in Springfield in about 2 years after a very low inventory winter. The summer market should clear out some of those homes.
Prices: The average sale price in Springfield in June was $347,879 and the average sale price over the past 12 months was $375,612. With inventory … (1 comments)
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