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Jan '07 Sales History

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Smiling JOe

SoWal Expert
Sales History ending Jan 31 2007 attached. Note there are two files in order to post all of the data, but the second file consists of only one page.

If you have questions regarding the data, please ask. The data is only as good as the people who enter it. In order to have more useful data, discussion is welcome. ;-)
 
Sales History ending Jan 31 2007 attached. Note there are two files in order to post all of the data, but the second file consists of only one page.

If you have questions regarding the data, please ask. The data is only as good as the people who enter it. In order to have more useful data, discussion is welcome. ;-)

You do good work. :clap_1:
 
Thanks SJ.

Very interesting data.

The "days on market" info doesn't really look all that bad. I guess people that are pricing right are selling (?)

The one that caught my eye were the 6 condo sales in SoWal (less Sandestin) with an average sell price of $249,117 ...:eek: ... that confuses the heck out of me. Anyone know any details?

Thanks again.
 
The one that caught my eye were the 6 condo sales in SoWal (less Sandestin) with an average sell price of $249,117 ...:eek: ... that confuses the heck out of me. Anyone know any details?

Thanks again.

Good question, and the perfect example of how to make stats useful. Three of those were the studios in Village of South Walton, which sold for $174,900. They are small,around 350 sf, and are similar to a hotel room. Another studio unit in another location sold for $180K, and the remaining two units sold for $350K and $440K.
 
BDC,
The days on market is very sketchy. Realtors often pull listings off of the market and add them new again. This way they look like they are new to the market.
Thanks for the added info Joe :clap_1:
 
Thanks SJ. Again, I appreciate this.
 
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