Here is how the month of May looked for Birmingham Alabama Real Estate. As we have always stated that as a homeowner, potential resident, potential seller, or as a real estate consultant, we think it is always important to know the stats about what is happening with Hoover AL Real Estate. For this report we wanted to focus in on Greystone Real Estate in Hoover, Alabama.
May 2008 Listed Properties
For May there were 29 Newly Listed Greystone Homes for Sale. The Average Price was
$653,352. The Median Price was $564,900.
May 2008 Sold Properties
For May there were 13 Sold homes in Greystone AL Real Estate in Hoover, Alabama. The Average Price was $457,169. The Median Price was $365,000 with 109 Average Days on Market, at 95% of list price.
Currently active as of 6/1/08
Currently there are 191 Active Greystone Homes for Sale with an Average Price of $686,369. The Median Price is $569,000 with 146 Average Days on Market.
If you would like to be contacted as soon as Hoover homes for sale become available in the Hoover area just let us know. To view our Hoover AL Real Estate and Community Tour go to the www.HooverRealEstateChannel.com. For more information about the Vestavia Community you can also go to the Hoover Chamber of Commerce.
If you would like to be contacted as soon as Greystone homes for sale become available just let us know, or to get up to date market information go to www.GreystoneHomeprices.com To view our Greystone Real Estate and Community Tour go to the Greystone Real Estate and Community Tour.
*Note these Birmingham Alabama Real Estate stats are accurate as of 6/08 according to the Birmingham MLS. They are subject to change as agents submit listed and sold properties into the MLS.
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I see the DOM is higher in this area. Is there a reason?
Your friend in Charlottesville!
Charles, My biggest guess would be because of price. Usually we see the higher end market selling a little slower unless they are priced to sell. Wo both know there are bargains at every price level. However, there has been a slight cuts in DOM sold since the fourth quarter of 2007 and first quarter of 2008.