Last week there were 18 Summit County residential real estate listings that went under contract!

18 NUCs and 18 Sold Residential listings in one week during our perceived slow time or mud season – pretty good. Summit County’s Residential new listings this past week came in at 100 for a new total number of active residential listings of 1537 and one big surge in the number of listings.

How’s the Summit County real estate market…in short, Sales are up and prices are down. Well, in Summit County the residential listings sold are up from last year’s total (from 1/1 through 5/29) of 313 to this year’s 350. That is a 37 listing lead or about an 11.8% increase! In 2009 there were 238 listings sold or today we are 112 listings ahead of 2009 for the same time period. The average sold price is down from 2010′s $606,816 to today’s $544,798 or about a 10.2% decrease. Just FYI, the average sold price for 2009′s 238 listings that sold was $677,628 – a definite trend of sold prices in a definite direction.

Million Dollar Square Foot Prices. The average square foot price of the residential listings that have sold in Summit County that sold for $1,000,000 or more is $329 dollars per square foot. The average list price per square foot for the listings that are listed at $1,000,000 or more is at $415 or about 26% above what is selling. Interesting and when one considers that there have been 37 listings that have sold from 1/1 through 5/29 for over $1,000,000 this year (last year there were 45) and we currently have 273 for sale at that average list price per square foot of $415 there is going to have to be something of an adjustment in price or a lot of listings will be sitting on the sideline for the rest of the year. If that same ratio of sales were to remain for the rest of the year there would be an additional 52 listings that would sell or about 19% of the 273 that are on the market today will sell by year end.

Mid Range Prices and Sales. Between $500,000 and $1,000,000 we have 467 active Summit County residential listings for sale today and we have had 96 sell this year (from 1/1 through 5/29). Last year there were 88 that sold leaving us about 10% ahead this year for the number that have sold. The average sold price of properties in this range this year is at $699,599 and last year it was $724,314. If this segment keeps its pace there will be another 134 listings that sell out of the 467 or about 29% of what is on the market today will sell by year end.

Under $500,000 sales. There are currently 796 on the market today and we have had 217 sell this year so far and last year there were 180 for a 20.5% increase in the number that have sold so far this year. This is our strongest segment and the largest segment for potential sales. If we keep the same pace we will have another 304 listings sell out of the current 796 or about 38% of what is on the market will sell by year end.

Listings Under Contracts. There are 83 that are listed under $500,000, 45 listed between 500k and 1m, 8 listed between 1m and 1.5m, 1 listed between 1.5m and 2m and 1 listed between 2m and 2.5m that are under contract getting ready to close.

Opportunity. The current active listing inventory will have to alter their average listing aspirations by about 29% to get down to where the average sold prices are at this year. That is not a daunting statistic but rather a unique opportunity for those that want to have their property sell this year – just adjust one’s price and “abracadabra” sold.

Hello all, hope you are enjoying the spring. Up in the mountains around Summit County we have had sunny and warm weather for about a week now – it is a pretty nice time of year.

So, how’s the Summit County real estate market? First of all you can view that answer by going to the following links -  Residential Sold and Condominium Sold information and the Single Family Home group of information for the same time period, Jan – May 31st for each year that is in the comparison (All of them contain multiple pages).

Not all the individual towns are in each comparison yet and as we progress through the year and we add more sales per town we will be able to do individual town statistic pages as their sale numbers increase (I’ll keep you updated). Also, keep in mind the number of sales to do a good comparison may be low this year or/and the previous few years. Keep that same thought or “grain of salt” as you look at the first page for Summit County and each town’s average sold price and plus or minus from last year’s sold price as well as their peak.

Oh, it is also on Facebook too.  To a recap, click any to view their stat group, Condominium, Residential and Single Family Home.

PS: Downloading the reports. All of the statistic reports done this year are online at “View all of 2011 Statistics, Charts, Graphs” all the time for you and or your customers to view, email or download.

To download a PDF, simply click the link for the report and when the page opens up in your browser click the “Powered by Issuu” button on the bottom right. You will be redirected to a main view of all the PDF’s and Graphs (which is the same as clicking “View all of 2011 Statistics, Charts, Graphs”. Simply click on the report you wish to download, scroll down and click on the download box (a box with a down arrow in it).

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