Carlisle Mass Real Estate Market Update - September 2010
As of September 30, 2010 there have been 39 homes SOLD in Carlisle, MA between the price of $352,000 and $1,425,000.
- The average list price was $806,000.
- The average sale price was $758,000.
- The average market time was 109 days.
Comparing last year numbers, Carlisle has one additional home sold but you will notice that the average sale price and list prices are down and this is because the most expensive homes sold this year so far is $1,425,000 compared to 2009 which was $3,250,000. Homes in the $1m + range are still selling.
For the month of September 2010 there were 3 homes SOLD between $400,000 and !,045,000.
- The average list price was $781,300
- The average sale price was $720,000
- The average market time was 87 days.
For the months of September 2010 there were 6 homes that went under-contract between $274,900 and $899,000.
The average list price was $569,650 with the average market time of 343 days. The average market time was high because two properties averaged 831 days!
As of September 30, 2010 there were 44 single family homes on the market in Carlisle, MA between $479,900 and $3,299,000.
- The average list price was $1,050,000.
- The average market time was 164 days.
There were 31 LAND listings on the market between $335,000 and $1,450,000.
For the same period ending September 30, 2009, there were 38 homes Sold between $280,000 and $3,250,000.
- The average list price was $991,000.
- The average sale price was $918,000.
- The average market time was 142 days.
For the months of September 2009, 4 homes SOLD between $575,000 and $795,000.
- The average list price was $744,000.
- The average sale price was $726,000.
- The average market time was 141 days.
About Carlisle, Massachusetts
Carlisle is a quiet picturesque New England town offering a friendly, small-town community with winding roads weaving past stone walls, fields farmed for generations, unspoiled woods, open space and a working cranberry bog. It has a top-ranked school system, and its reputation as a "quality of life" community is well deserved and carefully maintained by its citizens.
Housing options range from historic New England colonial homes to modernist homes situated to take advantage of woodland and field views.
Outdoor recreation in Carlisle is year round. The town has over 25% of protected conservation-recreation land, hiking, cross-country skiing trails, some of which abut the town's cranberry bogs. A popular destination in Carlisle is Great Brook Farm State Park, which provides groomed ski trails in the winter, horseback riding, mountain biking and hiking trails, and a working dairy farm and ice cream operation year round.
To preserve its quite, small-town atmosphere, Carlisle has a two-acre zoning regulation to ensure the pastoral landscape. It is an excellent commuting location and is close to Routes 2, I-95, 128 and I-495. Boston is within 40 minutes. Public transportation to Boston via the commuter rail is an eight-minute drive to Concord Center.
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