2011 was a slow year for home sellers in Southington, CT . 397 homes in Southington, CT sold in 2011 at an average price of $249,302, down slightly from 2010.
Should the trend continue, just 10% of current market inventory of 340 homes in Southington is expected to sell in any given month. Another telling figure is the amount of homes that expired in 2011. An expired home is a home that goes on market, but ultimately just does not sell at. In 2011, 207 homes in Southington expired unsold – leaving the odds of successfully selling at just 66%.
What does that mean to you as a Southington, CT home seller? If you are considering going on market, you will have to be very realistic about the value of your home if you wish to successfully sell. You have a lot of competition and just a 66% shot at selling your home at all. How do you make it happen in this market? With an aggressive marketing plan, and most importantly – THE RIGHT PRICE.
Short sales and foreclosures in Southington, CT in 2011: Out of all sold homes in 2011 4% were short sales and 8% were bank owned (foreclosed). 10% of all currently listed homes are short sales, while 3% of homes are bank owned – making distressed homes 13% of the current inventory in Southington, CT.
2011 was a stagnant year for home sellers in Tolland, CT . 117 homes in Tolland, CT sold in 2011 at an average price of $284,514, virtually unchanged from 2010.
Should the trend continue, just 5% of current market inventory of 490 homes in Tolland is expected to sell in any given month. Another telling figure is the amount of homes that expired in 2011. An expired home is a home that goes on market, but ultimately just does not sell at. In 2011, 99 homes in Tolland expired unsold – leaving the odds of successfully selling at just 55%. The average listed price of homes currently on market is $316,153 – a 10% difference over the average selling price.
What does that mean to you as a Tolland, CT home seller? If you are considering going on market, you will have to be very realistic about the value of your home if you wish to successfully sell. You have a lot of competition and just a 55% shot at selling your home at all. How do you make it happen in this market? With an aggressive marketing plan, and most importantly – THE RIGHT PRICE.
Short sales and foreclosures in Tolland, CT in 2011: Out of all sold homes in 2011 3% were short sales and 9% were bank owned (foreclosed). 7% of all currently listed homes are short sales, while 5% of homes are bank owned – making distressed homes 12% of the current inventory in Tolland, CT.
2011 was a rough year for home sellers in Meriden, CT. 456 homes in Meriden, CT sold in 2011 – a 20% decrease from 2010. The average sales price of $136,767 is a 7% decrease from the sales prices of 2010.
Should the trend continue, just 8% of current market inventory of 490 homes in Meriden is expected to sell in any given month. Another telling figure is the amount of homes that expired in 2011. An expired home is a home that goes on market, but ultimately just does not sell at. In 2011, 310 homes in Meriden expired unsold – leaving the odds of successfully selling at just 60%. The average listed price of homes currently on market is $165,737 – a 17% difference over the average selling price.
What does that mean to you as a Meriden, CT home seller? If you are considering going on market, you will have to be very realistic about the value of your home if you wish to successfully sell. You have a lot of competition and just a 60% shot at selling your home at all. How do you make it happen in this market? With an aggressive marketing plan, and most importantly – THE RIGHT PRICE.
Short sales and foreclosures in Meriden, CT in 2011: Out of all sold homes in 2011 8% were short sales and 27% were bank owned (foreclosed). 20% of all currently listed homes are short sales, while 9% of homes are bank owned – making distressed homes a whopping 29% of the current inventory in Meriden, CT.
2011 was a slow year for home sellers in Marlborough, CT . 54 homes in Marlborough, CT sold in 2011 – a decrease from 2010. However - the average sales price of $310,103 is actually an 11% increase from the sales prices of 2010.
Should the trend continue, just 6% of current market inventory of 70 homes in Marlborough is expected to sell in any given month. Another telling figure is the amount of homes that expired in 2011. An expired home is a home that goes on market, but ultimately just does not sell at. In 2011, 72 homes in Marlborough expired unsold – leaving the odds of successfully selling at just 43%. The average listed price of homes currently on market is $348,119 – a 10% difference over the average selling price.
What does that mean to you as a Marlborough, CT home seller? If you are considering going on market, you will have to be very realistic about the value of your home if you wish to successfully sell. You have a lot of competition and just a 43% shot at selling your home at all. How do you make it happen in this market? With an aggressive marketing plan, and most importantly – THE RIGHT PRICE.
Short sales and foreclosures in Marlborough, CT in 2011: Out of all sold homes in 2011 4% were short sales and 12% were bank owned (foreclosed). 11% of all currently listed homes are short sales, while 9% of homes are bank owned – making distressed homes 20% of the current inventory in Marlborough, CT.
Posted by Minna Reid on Friday, March 9th, 2012 at 8:59am.
2011 was a rough year for home sellers in Mansfield, CT . 83 homes in Mansfield, CT sold in 2011 - an increase from 2010. However - the average sales price of $189,226 is also a 22% decline from the sales prices of 2010.
Should the trend continue, just 9% of current market inventory of 77 homes in Mansfield is expected to sell in any given month. Another telling figure is the amount of homes that expired in 2011. An expired home is a home that goes on market, but ultimately just does not sell at. In 2011, 61 homes in Mansfield expired unsold – leaving the odds of successfully selling at 55%. The average listed price of homes currently on market is $211,732 – a 10% difference over the average selling price.
What does that mean to you as a Mansfield, CT home seller? If you are considering going on market, you will have to be very realistic about the value of your home if you wish to successfully sell. You have a lot of competition and just a 55% shot at selling your home at all. How do you make it happen in this market? With an aggressive marketing plan, and most importantly – THE RIGHT PRICE.
Short sales and foreclosures in Mansfield, CT in 2011: Out of all sold homes in 2011 2% were short sales and 8% were bank owned (foreclosed). 16% of all currently listed homes are short sales, while 4% of homes are bank owned – making distressed homes 20% of the current inventory in Mansfield, CT.
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