Zionsville Real Estate Report - April 2007

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Zionsville Real Estate Report – April 2007

At a Glance:    
2007
2006
% Change
Active: $449,396 Active: $477,209 -5.83
Pending: $319,823 Pending: $369,075 -13.34
Sold : $288,852 Sold : $402,462 3.28*
Days on Market: 74 Days on Market: 86  
Absorption Rate: 7.11 * See below for explanation  


Listing:

March 2007 added 90 homes to the Zionsville real estate market with an average listing price of $449,396.  March 2006 had 63 homes added and the average listing price was $477,209.  This is a decrease of $27,813 or 5.83%.

Pending:

There were 43 Zionsville homes that went pending in March 2007 and the average asking price of these homes was $319,823.  The same month in 2006, 42 homes went pending and the average asking price was $369,075.  The average home that went pending was down $49,252 or 13.34%

Sold:

The average selling price of a Zionsville home in March 2007 was $288,852.  Of the 40 homes that sold, they took an average of 72 days to sell and received an average of 96.36% of their asking price.  In 2006, 25 Zionsville homes sold with an average selling price of $402,462.  These homes took on average 77 days to sell and received 95.01% of their asking price.  While these numbers look daunting and depressing they need a little explanation.  The reason that the average the average home sold for more than $110,000 less in 2007 is due to some anomalies in 2006.  Five of the 25 homes sold in 2006 were above $700,000 with one selling for almost $2,000,000.  The $2M home alone has a huge impact on the numbers with only 24 other homes selling.  If you take these oddities out of the equation the average selling price for a home in March 2006 was $279,681.  This means the adjusted figures show an increase of $9,171 or 3.28% for 2007. 

As of 5/8/2007 there are 316 homes for sale in the Zionsville real estate market.  In the past 12 months 454 Zionsville homes have sold: this means that the Zionsville real estate market has an 8.35 months supply of homes if no properties are added.

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Date: 2007-06-14 18:32:15
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