Largest decrease seen in sales price was in 2009.

Unemployment rates:

        2008—5.8%

        2009—9.3%

What recovery we have experienced was due to the lower end of the existing home market, distressed property sales and low interest rates.

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Summer of 09 the greatest number of homes were listed


new home sales may continue to struggle in 2010


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Not many exempt in 2009  

It mattered not who you were, how much money you have or had, where you lived or what you do for a living, most all were affected by the longest Post War II recessions in history.



Many Buyers have taken advantage of great incentives, unbelievable prices and very manageable interest rates. Sellers who have actually sold in this market have taken tremendous losses and if they were not buying forward lost amazing amounts of equity and in some cases much more.


While many short of promise a better year in 2010 and whisper that the recession has come to an end, we who endured 2009 may not be as assured!

In our area Homes sales decreased from 2008 to 2009 by 4% and from 2007 to 2009 we had a 35% drop in home sales. The most interesting thing to note is that average sales price decreased by 15% in 2009 from prior year and 19% from 2007 to 2009. So the biggest decrease from 2007 to 2008 was the number of homes sold and from 2008 to 2009 it was the largest decrease in average sales price in my opinion largely due to distressed properties (see Chart below).



1999 - 2009

Largest decrease seen in sales price was in 2009

2009 Sales Review for our area

What's in Store for 2010?

 

If you believe experts when they say that 2009 was the year of economic recovery then you may want to believe that 2010 will be the year of Growth!

Existing-home sales in 2009 exceeded 2008 by 2 percent to approximately 5 million units compared to 4.9 million in 2008.

NAR Chief Economist Lawrence Yun is forecasting a 13.6% increase to a sales of 5.7 million in 2010.

Yun is forecasting improvement not only in the lower end market but in the upper- end as well. Jumbo loans are more easily available and the lower end market will help kick-start upper-end sales.

The new home market is expected to improve as well. NAR estimates sales this year to increase to 549,000 units up from 397,000 units in 2009. New home starts up to 752,000 compared to 564,000 units last year.

One thing that will not change in 2010 is that The Kelly Group will market your home to the world every minute of every day until sold, and Buyers will have an exclusive Buyer’s agent dedicated to finding them the best investment for their future!


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