Posts Tagged ‘Home Sales’
Prices up and sales down in March as number of homes for sale goes down again
While buyer activity remained strong strong in March, a shortage of homes for sale has pushed closed sales down for the 2nd straight month after 19 straight months of increases. Median sales prices continued to go up for the sixth straight month as demand has outpaced supply. (see graphs below – click on them to enlarge). Direct link to [...]
What’s being said in the media: December 2012/year-end closed sales
Here are the articles and posts that resulted from the release of our December 2012 and year-end closed sales report. We'll continue to update this post as more articles become available. Thursday, January 24, 2013 Massachusetts home sales up, median price up BloombergBusinessWeek (AP) Warren Group: Massachusetts housing market has [...]
Median prices up again for the 2nd straight month in November: Sales hit 17 months of increases
We hope you are having a nice holiday season! Today we released our November 2012 sales report. Single-family median prices went up for the 2nd straight month. Sales were up for the 17th straight month compared to the same time last year. Condo median prices and sales both continued their upward trend in November. (see graphs below – click on [...]
15 months and counting for home sales in Massachusetts
Today we released our September 2012 sales report and for the 15th straight month sales have gone up compared to the same time last year. Single-family median prices were down less than one percent from last year while condo median prices went up compared to September 2011. (see graphs below – click on them to enlarge). Link to September 2012 [...]
What’s being said in the media: May 2012 home sales
Here are the articles and posts that resulted from our release Tuesday of the May 2012 housing numbers. We'll continue to update this post as more articles come in. Tuesday, June 26, 2012 Home sales in Massachusetts keep increasing, while price declines are moderating Boston.com Finally, home sales back to pre-recession [...]
