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Easley SC Real Estate - Weekly Residential Market Conditions, Homes Sold, Listings and Homes for Sale -January 17th - 23rd 2010 - Pickens County South Carolina

01-25-10

Victor Amadi: Real Estate Agent in Greenville, SC

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Easley SC Real Estate - Weekly Residential Market Conditions, Homes Sold, Listings and Homes for Sale -January 17th - 23rd 2010 - Pickens County South Carolina

During the week of January 17th to 23rd 2010, there were 3 homes that closed escrow in the Easley South Carolina real estate market. High list price for these sold homes (including Condos and Townhouses) was $150,000, Low list price was $39,900, Average list price was $79,933, Median list price was $49,900, and total list price volume was $239,800.

High sold price for these 3 sold residential homes was $145,000, Low sold price was $36,900, Average sold price was $77,266, Median sold price was $49,900, and total sold price volume was $231,800. High Days on Market (DOM) was 79 days, Low DOM was 18 days, Average DOM was 43 days, and Median DOM was 31 days.

There were 8 residential homes that went under Pending or Contingency Contract status in Easley during this period. High list price for these homes was $239,900, Low list price was $17,100, Average list price was $128,263, Median list price was $129,500, and total volume was $1,026,109. High DOM for these Pending and Contingency contract homes was 296 days, Low DOM was 9 days, Average DOM was 88 days, and Median DOM was 61 days.

26 homes were newly listed in Easley during this period. High list price price for these homes for sale was $489,900, Low list price was $68,900, Average list price was $209,656, Median list price was $192,750, and total new listings volume was $5,451,080.

Easley SC real estate is still very desirable, and there are still some really great deals out there. Remember: The $8,000 first-time Home Buyer Tax Credit has been extended to April 30th, and has also been expanded to include a $6,500 tax credit for move-up buyers who have occupied their home for at least five years.

Statistics used in this post was gathered from the Greater Greenville Association of Realtors inc. Multiple Listing System. These statistics may not include sales like new construction or For Sale by Owners that were brokered by member firms.

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Please Contact Victor Amadi at 864-525-0201 for more detail on the $8,000 Home Buyer Tax Credit, and for all your Easley SC Real Estate needs.

Easley SC Real Estate Properties and Homes for Sale

Easley SC Entry Level Homes for Sale {under $150k}

Easley South Carolina Median Homes {$150k~$300k}

FREE Quick Over-The-Net Home Evaluation

Easley Area Upscale Homes for Sale {$300k~$600k}

Easley SC Luxury Homes for sale {$600k~$1m}

Easley SC Million Dollar Homes {$1million plus}

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Greater Greenville County SC MLS Real Estate - Homes for Sale in the Greenville Area of South Carolina. Here you have access to the following market segments: Greater Greenville Entry Level Homes, Greater Greenville Median Homes, Greater Greenville Upscale Homes, Greater Greenville Luxury Homes, Greater Greenville Million Dollar Homes, and Greater Greenville Lots, Homesites and Land for Sale in Greenville County SC. Surrounding towns and communities include: Greenville, Simpsonville, Greer, Easley, Fountain Inn, Mauldin, Taylors, Travelers Rest, Piedmont, and Marietta South Carolina. Also includes Greenville County, Spartanburg County, Anderson County, Pickens County, Laurens County, and Oconee County real estate and homes for sale. Call Victor Amadi at (864)525-0201. EXIT Upstate Realty.

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Easley SC Real Estate - Weekly Residential Market Conditions, Homes Sold, Listings and Homes for Sale - December 6th - December 12th 2009 - Pickens County South Carolina

12-15-09

Victor Amadi

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Easley SC Real Estate - Weekly Residential Market Conditions, Homes Sold, Listings and Homes for Sale - December 6th - December 12th 2009 - Pickens County South Carolina

For the week of December 6th to December 12th 2009, there were 5 homes that closed escrow in the Easley South Carolina real estate market. High list price for these sold homes (including Condos and Townhouses) was $349,900, Low list price was $95,000, Average list price was $184,540, Median list price was $137,900, and total list price volume was $922,700.

High sold price for these 5 sold residential homes was $345,000, Low sold price was $94,500, Average sold price was $181,100, Median sold price was $147,000, and total sold price volume was $905,500. High Days on Market (DOM) was 459 days, Low DOM was 1 days, Average DOM was 210 days, and Median DOM was 226 days.

There were 2 residential homes that went under Pending or Contingency Contract status in Easley during this period. High list price for these homes was $149,990, Low list price was $91,000, Average list price was $120,495, Median list price was $120,495, and total volume was $240,990. High DOM for these Pending and Contingency contract homes was 81 days, Low DOM was 13 days, Average DOM was 47 days, and Median DOM was 47 days.

11 homes were newly listed in Easley during this period. High list price price for these homes for sale was $529,000, Low list price was $28,000, Average list price was $187,418, Median list price was $179,000, and total new listings volume was $2,061,600.

Statistics used in this post was gathered from the Greater Greenville Association of Realtors inc. Multiple Listing System. These statistics may not include sales like new construction or For Sale by Owners that were brokered by member firms.

Remember: The $8,000 first-time Home Buyer Tax Credit has been extended to April 30th, and has also been expanded to include a $6,500 tax credit for move-up buyers who have occupied their home for at least five years.

Please Contact Victor Amadi at 864-525-0201 for more detail on the $8,000 Home Buyer Tax Credit, and for all your Easley SC Real Estate needs.

Easley SC Real Estate Properties and Homes for Sale

Easley SC Entry Level Homes for Sale {under $150k}

Easley South Carolina Median Homes {$150k~$300k}

FREE Quick Over-The-Net Home Evaluation

Easley Area Upscale Homes for Sale {$300k~$600k}

Easley SC Luxury Homes for sale {$600k~$1m}

Easley SC Million Dollar Homes {$1million plus}

Easley SC Lots & Land for Sale

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Greater Greenville County SC MLS Real Estate - Homes for Sale in the Greenville Area of South Carolina. Here you have access to the following market segments: Greater Greenville Entry Level Homes, Greater Greenville Median Homes, Greater Greenville Upscale Homes, Greater Greenville Luxury Homes, Greater Greenville Million Dollar Homes, and Greater Greenville Lots, Homesites and Land for Sale in Greenville County SC. Surrounding towns and communities include: Greenville, Simpsonville, Greer, Easley, Fountain Inn, Mauldin, Taylors, Travelers Rest, Piedmont, and Marietta South Carolina. Also includes Greenville County, Spartanburg County, Anderson County, Pickens County, Laurens County, and Oconee County real estate and homes for sale. Call Victor Amadi at (864)525-0201. EXIT Upstate Realty.

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I'm thinking of selling. When's the best time?

12-07-09

Dreamfinders Real Estate

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Office: (864) 307-9513

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In a normal market in upstate SC, the best time to sell is spring. I tell clients to plan to list their home in January and expect to sell by June. Even new agents and part-time agents have good numbers in the spring. The grass is green and everyone's thinking about change, executives that have been transferred are looking to move their families closer by when school gets out, and houses are just prettier with flowers blooming and birds chirping.

Sold in 9 days!

2010 will be different, however. In 2010, I think spring will be the ONLY time to sell. The tax incentives that reduce what buyers are paying for your home (and inflate your price) will expire April 30^th. The fed is already talking about raising the rates banks can borrow at, which effectively reduces the amount of money any buyer can spend for the same house. (http://online.wsj.com/article/SB125995995923777183.html?mg=com-wsj) And the Fed Reserve Program that has been buying mortgage backed securities and keeping rates low will expire on March 31^st, 2010. So you can imagine that on May 1^st, 2010 the market will drastically change - first time home buyer houses get $8,000 more expensive, all other homes get $6500 more expensive, and rates rise from below 5% to around 7% (by industry estimates). An $800 payment that buys $157,000 house on April 30^th (5% interest and $8,000 down) only purchases $120,000 house on May 1^st(7% and $0 down). Does that mean your house is worth less overnight? Maybe not immediately by appraisal, but you can bet that purchases will slow down drastically until the "shock" of that changed market settles with buyers.

So if you're thinking of selling before 2011, you need to get your home on the market in the next few weeks to get the best price. Give us a call and we'll be happy to come take a look and tell you what you can do to help your home bring the most money, what your home is worth in this market, and talk you through the process of getting it sold! You can reach Heather at 607-1189 or Ty at 230-2070. We can't wait to help make this move smoother than your last!

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Easley, SC Short Sale, Foreclosure Market Report, 12-6-09

12-06-09

Kirk Westervelt, CDPE-Avoid Foreclosure! Home for Sale-Greenville,Simpsonville,SC

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Mobile: (864) 451-2402

As a Certified Distressed Property Expert, I can help my clients to avoid going through foreclosure by negotiating a short sale with their mortgage lender.

If you can no longer afford to make your house payment, call me immediately so I can help you understand your options, and the process of pursuing a successful short sale on your home in order to avoid foreclosure.

As a CDPE (Certified Distressed Property Expert) in the Upstate South Carolina Region, I am uniquely qualified and trained to handle my client's needs whether they are buying or selling a distressed property.

Also, as a member of Realty Trac I have accurate information readily available to me with respect to homes in various stages of the foreclosure process in any given zip code or city. This information is quite valuable to my investor clients or to owner-occupants who are simply looking for the best possible deal when buying their next home.

Following is the most recent distressed property market report from Realty Trac for Easley, SC:

Pre-Foreclosures: 89 properties are in default

Auctions: 0 properties are up for auction

Bank-Owned: 153 properties are bank-owned

Do not hesitate to call me if you would like to leverage this information to help you with the home buying process in the Upstate SC region.

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Easley South Carolina Real Estate - Weekly Residential Market Conditions, Homes Sold, Listings and Homes for Sale - November 29th - December 5th 2009 - Pickens County South Carolina

12-06-09

Victor Amadi

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Easley South Carolina Real Estate - Weekly Residential Market Conditions, Homes Sold, Listings and Homes for Sale - November 29th - December 5th 2009 - Pickens County South Carolina

For the week of November 29th to December 5th 2009, there were 9 homes that closed escrow in the Easley South Carolina real estate market. High list price for these sold homes (including Condos and Townhouses) was $470,000, Low list price was $64,900, Average list price was $158,522, Median list price was $118,000, and total list price volume was $1,426,700.

High sold price for these 9 sold residential homes was $485,000, Low sold price was $62,000, Average sold price was $157,266, Median sold price was $120,500, and total sold price volume was $1,415,400. High Days on Market (DOM) was 580 days, Low DOM was 8 days, Average DOM was 196 days, and Median DOM was 141 days.

There were 3 residential homes that went under Pending or Contingency Contract status in Simpsonville during this period. High list price for these homes was $349,900, Low list price was $39,900, Average list price was $179,266, Median list price was $148,000, and total volume was $537,800. High DOM for these Pending and Contingency contract homes was 459 days, Low DOM was 65 days, Average DOM was 263 days, and Median DOM was 264 days.

16 homes were newly listed in Easley during this period. High list price price for these homes for sale was $675,000, Low list price was $39,900, Average list price was $221,943, Median list price was $149,900, and total new listings volume was $3,551,100.

Statistics used in this post was gathered from the Greater Greenville Association of Realtors inc. Multiple Listing System. These statistics may not include sales like new construction or For Sale by Owners that were brokered by member firms.

Remember: The $8,000 first-time Home Buyer Tax Credit has been extended to April 30th, and has also been expanded to include a $6,500 tax credit for move-up buyers who have occupied their home for at least five years.

Please Contact Victor Amadi at 864-525-0201 for more detail on the $8,000 Home Buyer Tax Credit, and for all your Easley SC Real Estate needs.

Easley SC Real Estate Properties and Homes for Sale

Easley SC Entry Level Homes for Sale {under $150k}

Easley South Carolina Median Homes {$150k~$300k}

FREE Quick Over-The-Net Home Evaluation

Easley Area Upscale Homes for Sale {$300k~$600k}

Easley SC Luxury Homes for sale {$600k~$1m}

Easley SC Million Dollar Homes {$1million plus}

Easley SC Lots & Land for Sale

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