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St. Clair Shores Real Estate Market Report ~ September 2011

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Real Estate Agent with Kee Realty

 

Positive trends seem to continue in the St. Clair Shores Real Estate Market! Closings were up from last 2 months. Bank foreclosures continue to be a good portion of the sales activity with 32% of the closings from the month of September being Bank Owned Foreclosures.

Currently as of today, October 19, 2011 there are 265 single family homes on the market in the Shores and 34 of those listings are bank owned.

See below for September statistics. Have a Happy and Safe Halloween!

 

St. Clair Shores Real Estate

 There were 98 single family homes that closed in the month of September, 2011 in St. Clair Shores. That's a 9% increase from the month of August which had 89 closings and a 26% increase from the month of July where we saw 72 closings. Seeing a trend here? Let's hope it continues although traditionaly we see a slight slow down around the holidays which are coming upon us fast.

 The average sale price for September was $77,328 up from $71,364. The average List Price was $82,348 up from last months $76,068. All appear to be positive statistics.

Here's a break down of the number of homes sold in the various price ranges to give you an idea.

SOLD PRICE RANGE                  NUMBER OF CLOSINGS

$0 - $50,000                                   34

$51,000 - $100,000                         44

$100,001 - $150,000                       14

$151,000 - $200,000                        3   

$201,000 - $300,000                        1

$301,000 - $400,000                        1 

$500,000 +                                      1       

 

Of the 98 homes that closed: 

  • 4 were Water Front
  • 32 were Bank Owned Foreclosures 
  • 9 were Short Sales  

 

 

If you would like more information on St. Clair Shores Real Estate or the surrounding Macomb County Real Estate Market, give me a call or email and I'd be happy to assist you. Want to know what your St. Clair Shores Home is Worth? Contact me for a free Market Analysis. No pressure, No obligation.

 

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 Information deemed to be reliable but not guaranteed. Information taken from MiRealSource multiple listing service. Above sales were sold by agents and/or brokers. These statistics do not include for sale by owners. Selling prices did not include any sellers concessions. Rental properties were not included in stats.

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Ann Hayden 636-399-7544
Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Select Properties-St. Louis Missouri - Des Peres, MO
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Mike,

Sounds like the market is improving!

Ann Hayden in Wildwood, MO

Oct 20, 2011 03:57 PM
Michelle Gibson
Hansen Real Estate Group Inc. - Wellington, FL
REALTOR

Mike - I love how you added the graph over your picture, I've never seen done like this before, very cool.

Oct 24, 2011 03:55 PM
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Alachua, FL
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Hi Mike,

Your market reports are very attractive and well presented.

Keep up the good work!

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