This bar graph represents the Sold homes in Yolo County from October 2006 through August 2007. The key factor here is the amount of Homes that were For sale in August 2007 (916 Homes) and the Homes Sold (98 Homes Sold).
In my opinion if you don't have to sell than you should not be on the market. There are way too many homes for sale at this time. With added homes on the market it will only drive the price down further. The old supply demand theory.
By clicking on the bar graph you will be quickly redirected to the Real Estate market home sale or stats for each of the areas in Yolo County that I service. Check out your City/Community for the average home price and homes sold. If you are thinking of buying a house or relocating to the Yolo County area this would be a great place to find out the Real Estate trends for that specific area.
Yolo County Real Estate Market Stats for August 2007
Residential - single family homes ONLY - for further information about the Yolo County Stats and a breakdown of each City, you can click on Sacramento Real Estate Voiceand be redirected to the full article.
Past Yolo County Market Articles:
Real Estate Market Statistics for July 2007 in Yolo County
Home Sales for Yolo County in June 2007
Home Sales for Yolo County in May 2007
Yolo County Real Estate Home Sales for April 2007
Home Sales in March 2007 For Yolo County
What Homes Sold For In Yolo County For February 2007
Homes Sold in Yolo County January 2007
December 2006 Statistics for Yolo County
November Real Estate Stats For Yolo County by City
Real Estate Market Statistics By City For Yolo County
Yolo County Statistics By City(April 22, 2006 thru October 19, 2006)
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Your supply & demand is definitely different than Marin County. How many months supply do you have? We have less than 2 in some areas. Might have to blog about that!
Oh Gingerwe have much more than 2 months. In Sacramento County there were over 10,000 homes for sale with only 775 homes sold. Not a good situation. Yolo County is not as bad. Placer County with 2,799 homes for sale and only 315 sold AND El Dorado County with 916 homes for sale and 64 sold, you get the idea...that's why I continually say to Sellers, "if you don't have to sell then don't."
The Valley is definitely different from Marin County...way too much new building has gone here.
Ginger I wish we had only two months supply, I think most markets are more in line with Gena's; too much inventory.
Jennifer, yep I think that you are right. Few are not like ours.