Market Statistics Archives - Page 13 of 14 - Real Estate News

      We are starting to see some softening in the market. You will see with the statistics below that it is moving to a stable market from a seller’s market, particularly in homes over $500,000.  There are more homes on the market than last year and less homes under contract.  Part of the

I am sure you can see that inventory continues to go up.  It is still a seller’s market though until you get to homes prices over a million dollars.  The average sale per square foot still is hovering in the 140 range.  Your home is worth more than you think!  AND I am sure you

  The real estate market is steady in The Woodlands area this month.  Similar to prior months, the months of supply on homes over $1 Million is still in a buyer’s market and homes without pools is in a buyer’s market at list prices over $600,000.  Other statistics show to be similar to last year

Although there were less homes sold this year versus last year in January, there were 55% more homes that went under contract.  It is all about the details. It still remains a strong seller’s market in The Woodlands for homes with pools under $1,000,000 and without pools under $600,000. In Magnolia, there is a similar

Single family home sales in The Woodlands in December was great compared to last year, up 31% from the prior year.  All indications show that this should be a very good spring in real estate in the area. We all are weary as to how the drop in oil prices will effect the economy.  I

    The Woodlands market remains stable with an overall 6 months supply of inventory.  The number of homes sold this month is down 24% compared to last year at the same time, but the inventory is up compared to last year.  With the average cumulative days on the market also up 16 % compared

The market is still in a seller’s market, but is getting closer to a buyer’s market.  The months of supply for The Woodlands homes are 5.5.   6 months of supply is a stable market and anything above 6 is a buyer’s market and anything below 6 months of supply is a seller’s market.  The number of homes sold has increased 7% over