June 2008 vs. June 2007 YTD - Single Family Homes
New inventory (the number of homes going on the market) decreased 9% (1,864 YTD 2008 vs. 2,047 YTD 2007). There was a 32% decrease in the number of sales (495 YTD 2008 vs. 728 YTD 2007). The average sales price decreased approximately 7.4% to $512,272.
June 2008 YTD vs. June 2007 YTD - Condos (including townhomes and co-ops)
New inventory (the number of condos going on the market) decreased 4% (654 YTD 2008 vs. 683 YTD 2007). There was a 34% decrease in the number of sales (208 YTD 2008 vs. 314 YTD 2007). The average sales price decreased 3% to $290,506.
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About Rockland County, NY.........
The incomparable beauty and quaint charms of Rockland County offer peaceful, pastoral countryside spiced by river villages, historic sites and, arguably, the world's most beautiful river valley. It's unmatched as a getaway spot for a day, a week, or more. There are magnificent Hudson River views that once inspired a whole school of American painters. 32,000 acres of unspoiled parklands. Rolling mountains, sparkling lakes for swimming, fishing and boating. Unique historic sites that made important contributions to America's earliest history. Intriguing museums, landmarks, music and theatre await you.
But don't be fooled by this seemingly rural charm. Because of the county's proximity to New York City (16 miles), and residents that are no less than icons in the theatre, arts and business, there is a sophistication found only in big cities. With Palisades Center Mall and close-by Woodbury Commons, boutiques, shops and galleries, you will find endless shopping opportunities. And restaurants-we rival Manhattan's best. We have some great things hidden in the little corners of our world. (Excerpt from the Rockland County Tourism site)
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