Following is my market report for Condo/Lofts in the city of St Louis (Areas 1,2,3,4,5). These statistics were gathered from the local Multiple Listing Service and are provided as a service to the public:
There were 594 Total Active Listings on the market.
61 listings Sold in the last 30 days.
Average sales price was $256,935.
Maximum sales price was $1,470,922.
129 was the average days on market (DOM).
There were 33 new Active listings, with list prices ranging from $49,000 to $649,000.
6 listings went Under Contract (Contingent/Option), with list prices ranging from $139,900 to $319,000.
18 listings moved closer to closing (Pending), with List prices ranging from $7,000 to $235,000.
17 listings Sold, with Sold prices ranging from $5,500 to $1,470,922.
14 listings Expired from the market, with List prices ranging from $129,900 to $930,000.
And 5 listings went Inactive (Cancelled/Withdrawn), with List prices ranging from $84,900 to $229.500.
The Pending Ratio was 3.0%. This is the Pendings divided by the Actives (18/594). This is the number of properties going under contract compared to the number of active properties on the market.
The Absorbtion Rate was 9.74. This is the active homes on the market divided by the number of homes sold in the last 30 days (594/61). This tells us how many months of inventory we have on the market. It demonstrates how long it would take to sell all the homes on the market if no other homes came on the market.

Following is my market report for single family residential homes in the city of St Louis (Areas 1,2,3,4,5). These statistics were gathered from the local Multiple Listing Service and are provided as a service to the public:
There were 1568 Total Active Listings on the market.
300 listings Sold in the last 30 days.
Average sales price was $122,418.
Maximum Sales Price in the last 30 days was $900,000.
84 was the average days on market (DOM).
There were 116 new Active listings, with list prices ranging from $4,900 to $899,000.
48 listings went Under Contract (Contingent/Option), with list prices ranging from $18,000 to $620,000.
69 listings moved closer to closing (Pending), with List prices ranging from $3,000 to $900,000.
72 listings Sold, with Sold prices ranging from $3,850 to $427,972.
56 listings Expired from the market, with List prices ranging from $4,900 to $745,000.
And 33 listings went Inactive (Cancelled/Withdrawn), with List prices ranging from $9,900 to $424,900.
The Pending Ratio was 4.4%. This is the Pendings divided by the Actives (69/1568). This is the number of properties going under contract compared to the number of active properties on the market.
The Absorbtion Rate was 5.23. This is the active homes on the market divided by the number of homes sold in the last 30 days (1568/300). This tells us how many months of inventory we have on the market. It demonstrates how long it would take to sell all the homes on the market if no other homes came on the market.

I got off the phone today fuming mad with Saxon Mortgage. On June 8, I faxed a short sale packet to Saxon Mortgage. I have the fax confirmation page of 38 pages. On June 11, I called and a Susan with Customer Service told me they got the packet, but it wasn't completely uploaded in the system, and to call back next week. On June 19, Customer Service confirmed the packet had been received and forwarded, but had not been assigned to a negotiator, and told me to call back the following week. On June 25, a Carol told me the file had still not been assigned to a negotatior; call back next week. On July 2, a Leroy confirmed the packet had been received on June 16, but was still not assigned to a negotiator.
Now today when I called again, a woman by the name of Sammy told me she didn't care what any of the other four people with Saxon Mortgage had told me, they do not have any short sale packet on file and have never had one. She was a real witch. I told her about the other four employees who had told me it was there and asked to speak with a supervisor. I was never allowed to speak with a supervisor. Sammy came back on the line and said her supervisor told me to refax the entire package.
What a crock of **it! So did four people with Saxon Mortgage lie to me on four different locations, or did the file just fall through the cracks. I know the lenders are busy, but this is not acceptable customer service? I would be out of business if I were as incompetent as these people. How can four people confirm the packet has been received and then it just disappears...
Regardless, a month has been wasted and I have to start all over. I refaxed the entire packet today and have my fax confirmation page to prove it went through - for all the good it will do. At least the homeowner is living in the home payment free for another month while the lender farts around.
On a better note, I have just received lender approval on two other short sales. I had worked on the one deal for three months and the other for four months.

Following is my market report for Multi-Family Dwellings (2-4 Families) in the city of St Louis (Areas 1,2,3,4,5). These statistics were gathered from the local Multiple Listing Service and are provided as a service to the public:
There were 490 Total Active Listings on the market.
45 listings Sold in the last 30 days.
Average sales price was $44,696.
Highest sales price in the last 30 days was $170,000.
62 was the average days on market (DOM).
There were 23 new Active listings, with list prices ranging from $17,000 to $209,000.
3 listings went Under Contract (Contingent/Option), with list prices ranging from $37,500 to $230,000.
11 listings moved closer to closing (Pending), with List prices ranging from $9,000 to $77,900.
9 listings Sold, with Sold prices ranging from $15,000 to $120,000.
12 listings Expired from the market, with List prices ranging from $14,500 to $149,900.
And 4 listings went Inactive (Cancelled/Withdrawn), with List prices ranging from $60,000 to $149,900.
For the 9 listings that Sold, 44.4% were on the market for 30 days or less, and 11.1% were on the market for 120+ days. For the 30 day or less category, the average sales price to list price ratio was 119.5%. For the 120+ day category, the average sales price to list price ratio was 22.2%. That goes to show homes priced correctly will sell quicker and closer to list price.
The Pending Ratio was 2.2%. This is the Pendings divided by the Actives (11/490). This is the number of properties going under contract compared to the number of active properties on the market.
The Absorbtion Rate was 10.89. This is the active homes on the market divided by the number of homes sold in the last 30 days (490/45). This tells us how many months of inventory we have on the market. It demonstrates how long it would take to sell all the homes on the market if no other homes came on the market.

Following is my market report for Condo/Lofts in the city of St Louis (Areas 1,2,3,4,5). These statistics were gathered from the local Multiple Listing Service and are provided as a service to the public:
There were 619 Total Active Listings on the market.
51 listings Sold in the last 30 days.
Average sales price was $241,119.
121 was the average days on market (DOM).
There were 17 new Active listings, with list prices ranging from $7,000 to $345,900.
8 listings went Under Contract (Contingent/Option), with list prices ranging from $84,000 to $245,000.
12 listings moved closer to closing (Pending), with List prices ranging from $9,900 to $279,000.
11 listings Sold, with Sold prices ranging from $119,500 to $426,634.
24 listings Expired from the market, with List prices ranging from $124,900 to $717,838.
And 8 listings went Inactive (Cancelled/Withdrawn), with List prices ranging from $139,000 to $219.000.
For the 11 listings that Sold, 45.5% were on the market for 30 days or less, and 18.2% were on the market for 120+ days. For the 30 day or less category, the average sales price to list price ratio was 103.4%. For the 120+ day category, the average sales price to list price ratio was 89.8%. That goes to show homes priced correctly will sell quicker and closer to list price.
The Pending Ratio was 1.9%. This is the Pendings divided by the Actives (12/619). This is the number of properties going under contract compared to the number of active properties on the market.
The Absorbtion Rate was 12.14. This is the active homes on the market divided by the number of homes sold in the last 30 days (619/51). This tells us how many months of inventory we have on the market. It demonstrates how long it would take to sell all the homes on the market if no other homes came on the market.

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