Fernley has seen a steady increase in median home sales price since February 2012.
Fernley Median Home Sales Price
- October 2013 median home price was up 12.0% to $140,000 compared to $125,000 in September 2013 and up 44.3% compared to $96,999 in October 2012.
- Median price is defined as the mid-point, where, for the time period identified, the price for one-half of the sales are higher and one-half are lower.
Number of Homes Sold
- October, 2013 homes sold was up 72.0% to 43 compared to 25 in September, 2013 and down-10.4% compared to 48 in October 2012.
Fernley New Listings
- October, 2013 new listings was down -1.9% to 51 compared to 52 in September, 2013 and up 10.9% compared to 46 in October 2012.
Absorption Months Supply of Inventory (Unsold Inventory divided by Sales per Month)
- As of end of the month, there were 3.4 months of inventory based on the October sales rate.
- The National Association of REALTORS® describes a balanced market as between 5 and 7 months supply.
- Unsold inventory includes Active Pending's. This method of reporting month's supply of inventory follows the industry standard of including all pending sales in the active inventory.
Conclusion
- Fernley home sales rebounded in October. October home sales were at 43, up 72% from September 2013 and down 10% from October 2012.
- Fernley has seen a steady increase in median home price since February of 2012, when the median price bottomed at $73,000. The median home price in October was at $140,000 compared to September at $125,000 and up 44% over October 2012.
- After a historic low in new listing inventory in December 2012 at 26, new listings have been trending up. In October, new listings declined 1.9% or 1 home unit from September. New listings are up 11% from October 2012.
- Fernley moved back into a seller's market with 3.4 month's supply of inventory.
To read theFernley-Market-Reports- Oct 2013 with charts, graphs and five year history.
To read September 2013 home report and previous months and years.
Report courtesy of the Reno/Sparks Association of REALTORS® with data input from NNRMLS.
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