Indianapolis Real Estate News
Here is a quick breakdown of the major cities around Indianapolis fared for the month of December versus the same time last year:
|
# of Homes Sold
|
Average Sales Price
|
|||||
|
2006
|
2007
|
% Change |
2006
|
2007
|
% Change | |
| Avon Real Estate |
44
|
41
|
-7%
|
$181,722
|
$181,816
|
0%
|
| Carmel Real Estate |
98
|
65
|
-33%
|
$278,395
|
$302,752
|
+ 9%
|
| Fishers Real Estate |
133
|
98
|
-26%
|
$211,036
|
$201,071
|
-5%
|
| Greenwood Real Estate |
66
|
55
|
-17%
|
$169,908
|
$156,960
|
-8%
|
| Indianapolis Real Estate |
1015
|
714
|
-30%
|
$121,445
|
$114,943
|
-5%
|
| Noblesville Real Estate |
86
|
59
|
-31%
|
$173,436
|
$166,668
|
-4%
|
| Westfield Real Estate |
38
|
29
|
-24%
|
$226,955
|
$194,665
|
-14%
|
| Zionsville Real Estate |
28
|
30
|
+7%
|
$303,688
|
$291,688
|
-4%
|
As you see, December was not a pretty month. The only places posting positive numbers were Carmel for the average selling price and Zionsville for the number of homes sold.
What does all this mean? Buy. These numbers will not stay like this for long; many experts agree that Indianapolis is a great to buy a home right now. Inventories are high and prices are low, a great time to get a great deal on a home.
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Date: Tuesday, January, 22nd 2008 @ 10:59:49 AMViews: 186
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