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Year end stats in pictures

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30ashopper

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ECAR stats, areas:14,15,16,17,18. Hat tip to Josh for the data.

Sales picking up -

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Median and Average sale price declines -

mediansaledec08.jpg


avesalepricedec08.jpg




Lowballers paradise -

discofflistdec08.jpg




Average number of days on the market for homes that sold -

daysonmarketdec08.jpg
 
Thanks 30ashopper. Very nicely done.

It's interesting that no matter whether you view stock graphs or real estate graphs, the line is a series of drunken m's. :blink:
 
Thanks 30ashopper. Very nicely done.

It's interesting that no matter whether you view stock graphs or real estate graphs, the line is a series of drunken m's. :blink:

That's probably why most people laugh when they read "predictions". ;-)
 
ECAR stats, areas:14,15,16,17,18. Hat tip to Josh for the data.

Sales picking up -

salescompdec08.jpg




Median and Average sale price declines -

mediansaledec08.jpg


avesalepricedec08.jpg




Lowballers paradise -

discofflistdec08.jpg




Average number of days on the market for homes that sold -

daysonmarketdec08.jpg

Will you explain the difference between the term average sales price and median sales price for me?
 
Will you explain the difference between the term average sales price and median sales price for me?

AVERAGE SALE PRICE: $625,000 (Sum/# Sold)
MEDIAN SALE PRICE: $200,000 (Number @ mid-point of high and low)

House 1 Sold for $75,000
House 2 Sold for $150,000
House 3 Sold for $200,000
House 4 Sold for $900,000
House 5 Sold for $1,800,000
 
Average = sum of all sales/number of sales
Median = middle number of sales (w/ outliers thrown out)

Are they attributing the higher number of sales and lower prices in 2008 to more foreclosures/short sales?
 
Are they attributing the higher number of sales and lower prices in 2008 to more foreclosures/short sales?

I'd bet on it--that's where the majority of sales are happening out there....well, that and the folks who plunked down $75K for condoz in the 80s and are selling out for $300K now.

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30A, Sorry I'm thick this evening. I am having a hard time interpreting Median from the graph as it is expressed in a line more fluid than the dates. Do you have any clarification on what SHELLY and SB proferred?
 
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