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Maggie Valley NC ~ 5-Yr Residential Real Estate Sales Comparison ~ 2009 Year End.

Posted January 8th, 2010 by Susie Blackmon

Source: MLS. Data deemed reliable but, not guaranteed.

Maggie Valley’s inventory/absorption rate is approximately 33.7 months (4 times what would be considered a ‘healthy’ inventory/absorption rate).

Maggie Valley Residential Real Estate Sales for 2009 by Month.

Haywood County NC ~ 2009 Residential Real Estate Sales by Month ~ Year End. (buckingtherealestatetrend.com)
“Contracts down: Is housing headed for double-dip?” [Associated Press] (buckingtherealestatetrend.com)
Emploment eyed as key to recovery (lansner.freedomblogging.com)

Maggie Valley NC ~ Residential Real Estate Sales for 2009 by Month ~ Year End.

Posted January 8th, 2010 by Susie Blackmon

Active listings today (01/08/2010) in Maggie Valley total 263.

The Average Listing Price for the 263 active listings is $347,156, and the Average Days on Market for these [many which are overpriced] listings is 273 days.

The first chart below shows the Maggie Valley residential sales in 2009 by the month. Days on market are way too long, for many reasons… including unrealistic prices for today’s market. NOTE: The Average Selling Price is $248,064 vs. Average Listing Price of $347,156.

The 5-year sales comparison for Maggie Valley will be posted next.

Here are the Maggie Valley Residential Real Estate Sales in 2009 broken out by Price Range:

Source: MLS. Data deemed reliable but, not guaranteed.

Haywood County NC ~ Active Residential Listings vs. What IS Selling. (buckingtherealestatetrend.com)
Google Real Estate Search – New Trend Away from MLS Based IDX [TERRIFIC!] (susieblackmon.com)
Are You Anxious to Tackle the Real Estate Auction, Foreclosure and Short Sale Markets? (buckingtherealestatetrend.com)
Snowfall rolling in over the Waynesville NC mountains Thursday. (susieblackmon.com)

Haywood County NC ~ Active Residential Listings vs. What IS Selling.

Posted December 29th, 2009 by Susie Blackmon

Active listings in Haywood County NC today are overpriced and ‘in excess’ and translate to an absorption rate of 27.31 months and an average time to sell a house of 259 days. Sales to date in 2009 have an average selling price of $203,381 …. (see red numbers in chart). Canton has the lowest average listing price and the lowest number (significantly) of days on market.