Waldo Home Sales Report-2018 Recap

Waldo continues to be a hot neighborhood for buyers…for the second year in a row, sales prices were higher than list price.  Let’s take a look at the December stats first, single family homes in Waldo using the boundaries of State Line to Holmes and Gregory to 85th St:

December 2018                                                       December 2017

Median list price:     $220,000                        Median list price:    $164,900

Median sales price:    $220,220                     Median sales price:  $160,000

No. of homes sold:      15                               No. of homes sold:     31

Days on market:        21                                  Days on market:     38

The lowest sale was $145,000 and the highest was $246,000.  Fewer homes went under contract though, probably due to lack of desirable inventory.

Here are the 2018/2017 comparisons:

2018                                                                                        2017

Median list price:    $200,000                               Median list price:       $177,250

Median sales price:  $205,000                              Median sales price:    175,000

No. of homes sold:     369                                     No. of  homes sold:       386

Days on market:         19                                        Days on market:             13

The number of homes sold overall dropped slightly; prices were up 15%!  Many sellers are getting list price or over –demand is very strong and I think it will continue into 2019.  Waldo is a great place to live!

Currently there are 21 active single family listings in Waldo, with a median price of $234,900 and 59 days on market.

(All stats taken from Heartland MLS; deemed reliable but not guaranteed.)

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