September-Home Sales Stats for Brookside and Armour Hills

Hello fellow Armour Hills residents, here are home sales statistics for the month of September 2011 for our subdivsion in Brookside, followed by my personal comments:

September, 2011
Four homes sold, with an average of 89 days on market.  Average list price was $226,600; average sales price was $217,375.  Five homes went under contract in September.

September, 2010
Three homes sold, with an average of 54 days on market.  Average list price was $269,967; average sales price $263,000.

Let’s compare the main Brookside zip code, 64113, from last year to this year:

September, 2011 – 64113
Fifteen homes sold, with an average of 149 days on market. Average list price was $243,170; average sales price was $229,843.  Fifteen homes went under contract in September.

September, 2010 –  64113
Thirteen homes sold, with an average of 167 days on  market.  Average list price was $359,112; average sales price was $343,806.

Comments:
About the same number of homes are closing and going under contract, but prices are falling.  Depressed prices can be attributed to many things:  less expensive homes going on the  market, the impact of low foreclosure pricing, and sellers who must sell and keep lowering the price to attract a buyer.  The good news is  this area is still desirable for sellers; the negative news is the falling home prices.  However, in an area like Brookside and Armour Hills, prices can range from $150K to over $500,000.  For true comparables, one has to compare specific features and locations that can vary block by block.

Would you like market statistics on your neighborhood?  Email me with details and I will send them your way!
All information taken from Heartland MLS; deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

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