Here are the Pueblo West real estate statistics for 3rd Quarter 2009, 7/1/2009-9/30/2009
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1st Quarter 2009 |
2nd Quarter 2009 |
3rd Quarter 2009 |
4th Quarter 2009 |
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Single Family Sold |
84 (130) |
133 (151) |
141(180) |
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Single Family on Market |
313 |
317 |
281 |
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Multi-Family Sold |
5 (3) |
1 (2) |
2(1) |
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Multi-Family on Market |
12 |
13 |
16 |
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Vacant Lots Sold |
14 (42) |
19 (53) |
19 (20) |
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Vacant Lots on Market |
812 |
832 |
835 |
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Of the 141 Single Family Sold, 2 were condo/townhomes.
Residential homes sold 3rd quarter by price
14 < $100K
44 between $100-150K
46 between $150-200K
23 between $200-250K
14 over $250K
Residential homes sold 3rd quarter by Pueblo West MLS location [To describe the Multiple List Service area breakdown, Pueblo West Acreage includes those lots on one acre(+) on the south side of Highway 50, not including the Golf Course area (which are usually smaller lot sizes), Liberty Point (the areas adjacent to Pueblo Lake boundaries) or Pueblo West East (generally areas east of the first McCulloch with smaller lot sizes). There are two designated manufactured home park areas which are on smaller lots, one on the north side and one on the south side of Highway 50.]:
35 - Pueblo West Acreage
28 - PuebloWest East
22 - Pueblo West Golf Course
4 - Pueblo West Liberty Point
11 - Pueblo West Manufactured Homes
41 - Pueblo West N of Highway 50
Generally speaking, residential sales are up but inventory is down. I attribute the increased residential sales to first-time-homebuyers making a purchase to take advantage of the $8000 tax credit which currently expires November 30. Residential sales are still below last years sales levels.
Vacant lots sold 3rd quarter by Pueblo West MLS location:
3 - Pueblo West Acreage
4 - Pueblo West East
1 - Pueblo West Golf Course
4 - Pueblo West Liberty Point
7 - Pueblo West N of Highway 50
Vacant lot sales remain steady but at lower levels. There's just not that much building going on. Many of our local builders have closed their sales offices and ceased building spec homes. The number of homes in the year's Parade of Homes was much lower than previous years. However the number of vacant lots on the market has gone up. Vacant lot sellers have told me that they want to sell their lots since they don't plan on developing the lots or moving to Colorado and they are hoping to sell in order to get some cash. Most of the lot sellers I've talked to live in our country's mid section (Ohio, Michigan, Illinois) where marketing efforts were concentrated when Robert McCulloch first developed Pueblo West. If you live in Pueblo West or are a local builder and if you are interested in a particular lot because it is adjacent to your property or you want to build, give me a call. I've talked to many lot owners who want to sell but have decided not to place their lot on the market at this time.
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