When we look at the Median Sale Price in Saint Paul over the last few years it's easier to see where prices are heading and were inventory is falling.
In the chart below it's more apparent were the Median Sale Price started to rise in Saint Paul and it's also more obvious were inventory levels began to fall.
In the next chart we see how various areas in Saint Paul have performed since 2009. Summit Hill leads the pack with appreciation of 10% followed by HIghland at 7% and Merriam Park/Lexington-Hamline at 2% and Summit/University have broken even.
Areas with the worst appreciation since 2009 include West 7th at 49%, Como at 35%, Dayton's Bluff at 25%, etc.
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