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Here's what happened today in Northern Arizona real estate:
This information is complied by and based upon multiple-listing-service data from the Northern Arizona Association of Realtors® and is deemed reliable for sales reported to the association, but is not guaranteed and does not include all sales in the market area. This information covers all areas of Northern Arizona including Flagstaff, Parks, Williams, Winslow, Ashfork, Munds Park, that part of Sedona which is in Coconino County and other places too! Search the Northern Arizona MLS for your next Flagstaff home here!
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My other blogsite has been under attack all day so I haven't been able to post! Ugh!
Meanwhile, here's what happened today in Northern Arizona real estate:
This information is complied by and based upon multiple-listing-service data from the Northern Arizona Association of Realtors® and is deemed reliable for sales reported to the association, but is not guaranteed and does not include all sales in the market area. This information covers all areas of Northern Arizona including Flagstaff, Parks, Williams, Winslow, Ashfork, Munds Park, that part of Sedona which is in Coconino County and other places too! Search the Northern Arizona MLS for your next Flagstaff home here!
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Flagstaff foreclosures--since last week there were 8 new foreclosures in Flagstaff's surrounding areas. That's 3 more new foreclosures since last week. This search is of foreclosures put on the market since last Tuesday. It includes single family, townhomes, manufactured homes and condos in the city of Flagstaff. These numbers may seem like they are going down, but Flagstaff hasn't been hit as hard as other areas, so this has been pretty consistent. The average asking price this week is $264K which is $98K more than last week's list and the average asking price per square foot this week is $116, which is $2 more than last week's list. In all of Flagstaff and surrounding areas there are 733 active homes for sale, of those 65 are short sales and 55 are foreclosures, these numbers are a little higher than the previous weeks have been. Flagstaff is surrounded by National Forest, which insulates our prices some because there is a limit to the supply of homes here, we are also about a 25% second home market, which helps keep our prices higher than the National average. In 2011, almost 61% of homes sold were regular equity sales (non-foreclosure, non-short sale), so most of our sales are regular equity sales.
Here is information on the new Foreclosures:
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A snapshot of the current market and of the homes that have sold in the last 6 months:
Most of the homes (40.5%) have been on the market more than 120 days. There is a lot of competition in the market right now. To sell your home in the quickest amount of time, you need to be competative with the other listings. That means, price your home according to the market, put your best foot forward by having your home show as well as it can, and hire a competative real estate agent who will market your home effectively, so you can get the exposure you need. |
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This information was pulled from the Northern Arizona Multiple Listing Service 02/02/12. If you are interested in more information on a Flagstaff foreclosures or interested in other good deals available on themarket right now, I'd be honored to be "your first step into your new home".
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Flagstaff foreclosures--since last week there were no new foreclosures in Flagstaff's city limits. This is 4 less new foreclosures in town since last week. This search is of foreclosures put on the market since last Tuesday. It includes single family, townhomes, manufactured homes and condos in the city of Flagstaff. These numbers may seem like they are going down, but Flagstaff hasn't been hit as hard as other areas, so this has been pretty consistent. The average asking price last week was $347K which was $138K more than the average asking price for the previous week's list, the average asking price per square foot last week was $136 which was $11 more than last week's list. In all of Flagstaff and surrounding areas there are 733 active homes for sale, of those 65 are short sales and 55 are foreclosures, these numbers are a little higher than we've seen in previous weeks. Flagstaff is surrounded by National Forest, so we have a limited supply of homes, which keeps prices higher than the National average and we are about a 25% second home market, which helps values as well. In 2011, about 61% of sales were regular equity sales (non-foreclosure, non-short sale, non-HUD), so most of our sales have been regular equity sales.
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A snapshot of the current market and of the homes that have sold in the last 6 months:
Most of the homes (40.5%) have been on the market more than 120 days. There is a lot of competition in the market right now. To sell your home in the quickest amount of time, you need to be competative with the other listings. That means, price your home according to the market, put your best foot forward by having your home show as well as it can, and hire a competative real estate agent who will market your home effectively, so you can get the exposure you need.
This information was pulled from the Northern Arizona Multiple Listing Service 02/02/12. If you are interested in more information on a Flagstaff foreclosures or interested in other good deals available on themarket right now, I'd be honored to be "your first step into your new home". |
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Flagstaff short sales--since last week there was 1 new short sale that came on the market in Flagstaff's city limits. This is 5 less new short sale as compared to the number that came on the market last week. This search is of short sales put on the market since last Tuesday. It includes single family, townhomes, manufactured homes and condos in the surrounding areas of Flagstaff. The average asking price last week was $186K which was $90K less than the previous week's list average asking price and the average asking price per square foot last week was $133, which was $3 more per square foot as the previous week's list's average. It might seem like this number is going down, but we haven't seen the massive numbers here as in other areas of the country. In all of Flagstaff and surrounding areas there are 733 active homes for sale, of those 65 are short sales and 55 are foreclosures, which are a little higher numbers than we've seen in weeks. About 61% of the sales in 2011 were regular equity sales (non-foreclosure, non-short sale, non-HUD), so the majority of our sales has been regular equity sales.
Here is the information on the short sale:
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A snapshot of the current market and of the homes that have sold in the last 6 months:
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Most of the homes (40.5%) have been on the market more than 120 days. There is a lot of competition in the market right now. To sell your home in the quickest amount of time, you need to be competative with the other listings. That means, price your home according to the market, put your best foot forward by having your home show as well as it can, and hire a competative real estate agent who will market your home effectively, so you can get the exposure you need.
This information was pulled from the Northern Arizona Multiple Listing Service 02/02/12. If you are interested in more information on a Flagstaff short sales or interested in other good deals available on the market right now, I'd be honored to be "the first step into your new home".
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