Wentzville MO Real Estate Year over Year Statistics 2010 vs 2009
Located in America's Heartland, Wentzville MO sits at the intersection of Interstates 70 and 64 and less than an hour's drive from St. Louis, Wentzville MO has it all-convenience, beauty, and charm.
Growing from a small town of only about 5,000 in 1990 to a dynamic City of nearly 24,000 in 2008, Wentzville MO has become a premier location for both businesses and residents. In fact, in 2008 Wentzville MO was named Missouri's Boomtown. Yet, for all its rapid growth, the city of Wentzville MO has retained its hometown charm and friendliness.
Whether you're a resident checking out the amenities Wentzville MO offers, or a new visitor, you'll be impressed with the city of Wentzville MO. As you visit the City's parks, neighborhoods and shops and you'll be charmed by all you find here.
Wentzville MO real estate in 2010 showed signs of holding steady in both the number of homes sold and sale price of residential single family homes over 2009. There were a total of 458 homes sold in 2010. This is an increase of 13 homes sold from the same period in 2009.
The average list price of homes that closed in Wentzville MO in 2009 was $198,091.
The average list price of homes that closed in Wentzville MO in 2010 was $204,174.
The average sale price of homes that closed in Wentzville MO in 2009 was $189,878.
The average sale price of homes that closed in Wentzville MO in 2010 was $196,871.
The average market time for the homes that closed in Wentzville MO in 2009 was 101 days.
The average market time for the homes that closed in Wentzville MO in 2010 was 105 days.
There are currently 476 homes in for sale in Wentzville MO. These homes range in size from 2 bedrooms to 5+ bedrooms all of which are in various price ranges.
*All information is deemed reliable, but not guaranteed per mls dated 1/10/2011
For more information on Wentzville MO or if you are interested in buying or selling your home here, please call Don Rogers at 314-954-6776. Or you can click here to email me with your inquiries.
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