I just posted my latest Current Market Conditions report, with the July sales data. Kind of a mixed bag. Single family sales are up slightly, as is the median sales price for the 3 months ending July 31st, but the average sales price is just treading water. July's single month prices were down a bit (both median and average), and if that trend continues through August, we could see a price pullback in the 3 month numbers next month. Click here to read this month's Current Market Conditions Report and then drop on back here to leave your comments.
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OK so this is not directly related to Sullivan County (or even U.S.) real estate but very interesting to read that our neighbor to the north is enjoying a real estate boom.
Here's the link to the article:
http://www.financialpost.com/news-sectors/economy/story.html?id=1893292
Posted by: J | August 17, 2009 at 12:49 PM