Welcome to the first 2012 market conditions report for Sudbury MA. The charts below show comparisons for the past 5 years including median and average sale prices, the number of homes sold, and average days on the market.
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Median: 2011 sale prices were - 4.97% from peak in 2007; and +4.16% from low in 2009.
Average: 2011 sale prices were -7.92% from peak in 2007; and +5% from low in 2009.
Current – there are 95 single family homes for sale in Sudbury compared with 88 last year at this time. List prices range from $229,900 to $3,199,900. The median price is $799,000; the average is $944,924 – both lower than last year.
Closed Sales – the charts above shows a year to year comparison from 2007 to 2011. There were 181 single family homes sold in Sudbury during 2011; the median price for the year was $625,000; the average was $684,804.
December sale prices were similar; the median was $623,500; the average was $677,079, however the number of homes sold dropped substantially – 12 compared with 25 during December 2010.
Buyers pay attention to the data when deciding what they will pay. Sellers also need to adjust their expectation based on market data. More inventory means more competition and buyers will not make offers on homes they think are not priced correctly.
Condos/Townhouses: Anyone interested in moving to a condominium should do it this year as the number for sale has decreased substantially from last year at this time; there are only 11 units on the market compared with 25 last year and list prices are also higher; prices range from $495,500 to $695,000. The majority of condos/townhouses in Sudbury are new construction and as the developments get closer to completion, the supply is limited and prices will most likely continue to rise.
Data Source: MLSPIN (Multiple Listing Service Property Information Network.)
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