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One of the most important things to success in todays real estate market is to make sure the price is right. Getting it right the first time can save time and money. This is why I like to look at and analyze the data on sales. Knowing what has been selling, at what price, and how long its been on the market gives me a special insight into the market in Middleton Hills. With this blog I hope to share some of that insight in a way that's easy to understand. Please share your thoughts and comments and always feel free to contact me with any questions.

Wednesday, June 8, 2011

Condo Sales through May

There have been 4 condo sales so far this year in Middleton Hills, putting the number already close to last year’s total of 6.  Prices this year are up 18.4% from last year with the average sale price going from $241,083 to $285,375.  However, comparing sales in within the same condominium association shows that prices are very close to where they were last year when taking square footage into account.  Excluding the outlier of 289 days and one outlier from last year, recently sold condos have been on the market 3 months or less compared to about 2 months in 2010.  Condo owners are getting 95% of their initial asking price and 97% of their last asking price, faring better than single family sales in that respect.


2011 Hyper Local Market Study
Jed Hohlbein Middleton Hills
Address
First
Price
Last
Price
Sold
Price
SP/FP
SP/LP
Cum.
Days on
Market
# Days
From Last
Price Change
Until Offer
6735 Frank Lloyd Wright Ave #210
199,500
199,500
189,000
95%
95%
93
93
6767 Frank Lloyd Wright Ave #108
279,900
269,900
265,000
95%
98%
74
57
6850 Frank Lloyd Wright Ave
374,900
374,900
367,500
98%
98%
64
64
6747 Diversity Rd
349,500
335,000
320,000
92%
96%
289
197
Average Total
$300,950
$294,825
$285,375
95%
97%
130
103


*Information is based on data from the South Central Wisconsin MLS

Sales for the last few years have been down from the peak development years from 2004-2006 when new condos were selling at a brisk pace, going from 20-26 down to 5-6 per year.  Was this slowdown due to the poor economy?  Here there are mixed signals as prices have dropped but time on the market has decreased.  Another factor is that most of more recent transactions are re-sales and there are fewer condos for sale.  I will be looking more closely at the data next month when I have a bit more time.

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