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Alan Barker - Utah Homes

Clinton, UT - 2nd Quarter 08-09

Clinton Real Estate experienced decreases, but all were in the single digits. Number of homes sold declined 6.8%, median sold price slipped 5.7% and average sold price decreased 5%. Clinton has the lowest inventory at 5.2 months. Homes in Clinton are priced pretty close to what they sold for in '08.

Clearfield, UT - 2nd Quarter 08-09

Homes in Clearfield experienced the largest drop in number of homes sold in the county. 38 less homes sold, decreasing 34%. Part of the reason may be because sold prices increased slightly instead of decreasing like most other cities. Average sold price of Clearfield homes took a small climb of about $1,000 and median sold price increased close to $7,000. Current home prices are not far off from what they were sold at last quarter.

Centerville, UT - 2nd Quarter 08-09

Homes sold in Centerville had a small increase from 23 to 29. Centerville Real Estate was also one of the few to see an increase in price. Average sold price stepped up 0.84% and median sold price increased 2.77%, taking sold price into the mid to upper $200,000 range. Considering the 69 Centerville homes currently listed, median price is 9.64% higher and average price is 19.38% higher.

Bountiful, UT - 2nd Quarter 08-09

Bountiful Real Estate sold 15 fewer homes last quarter, falling 22.4%. Sold median price fell about $27,000 and average price fell about $61,000. There are 205 actively listed homes in Bountiful and inventory is getting close to one year. Today's median price is in the mid-300's and average price is in the low to mid-500's.

Upper Ogden Valley, UT - 2nd Quarter 08-09

The towns of Eden, Huntsville and Liberty are feeling the crunch. Only 8 homes in the Upper Ogden Valley sold, which is only 3 less than what sold during the second quarter of 2008. The worst part is that there are 170 homes listed on the market, rocketing inventory to over 5 years. Both Median and average sold price of Upper Ogden Valley Real Estate dropped 34%, bringing sold price into the $200,000 range. Sellers currently have median and average home prices over 50% higher, taking prices into the one-half million dollar range.