Average Days on Market Significantly Improved in 3rd Quarter 2011

The numbers are in, and much like the days of fall sunshine that followed Hurricane Irene, the 3rd Quarter local real estate market numbers are shining a hopeful light on 2011.

While Harrison remained steady in terms of the number of sales of single family homes from 3Q2010 to 3Q2011, Rye 10580 saw a 10% rise in the number of sales of single-family homes. Also on the rise in Rye was the Average Sold Price, which increased 11% in Rye Neck Schools and 13% in Rye City Schools—landing at an average of $1,777,728 for 52 homes sold. Interestingly, the average square footage remained constant, showing a true bump for the price.

A noteworthy bellwether of our local market are Harrison’s Average Days on Market numbers this quarter — significantly quicker sales than this time last year, this quarter’s Average Days on Market dropped from 9 months down to 6.5 from date of listing to closing day.

Despite shaken world financial markets and renewed fears of a global recession, the local real estate market remains remarkably stable. Homes priced for today’s market conditions are typically finding buyers within 2 to 3 months. However, homes priced optimistically – the “wishful pricing” strategy – are left to linger, sometimes even after multiple price reductions.

Visit my website for the most current Listings & Sold stats, and please feel free to contact me at (914) 329-5329 with any real estate questions or for a complimentary market analysis of your home.

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  1. [...] about it that I routinely cover my client’s initial consultation fee. As I wrote in the 3rd Quarter Stats Review in October, homes are selling significantly faster than in previous quarters — the recent trend of [...]

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