Pierce County and Puyallup Real Estate Statistics
Year to Date February 2008
All Sales (vs. Year to date 2007)
Residential sales volume: off 47% to $359 million
Residential Transactions: off 43% with 1228
Mobile home sales on land: off 68%
Plexes(2-5 units) sales: off 61%
Land Sales: decreased 50%
Commercial volume: unchanged at $116 million
Average residence: $292,190 off 6%
It appears that almost anything to do with statistics and Real Estate these days is down! However, I am getting a lot more phone calls from people who have been listening to me. The word is: Prices are down!! Should I buy a home???? Most of you already know the answer to this! The correct answer is “Heck Yes”!!!
If there is a specific figure you are interested in, I can get it for you. Just call me anytime, Dennis Endres at Keller Williams Realty, 253 683-100.
If you would like to know what homes are selling for in your area, just Call or Email me.
Statistics provided by Fidelity National Title Insurance Company. Thank you to Fidelity!
March 24th, 2008 at 9:38 am
I’d like to open with an observation on: ” Pierce County and Puyallup Real Estate Statistics “. Future buyers (including sellers) should try to learn how to read efficiently statistics. Working as a realtor in Toronto I get often negative reactions by my clients showing them some statistics. They are simply not interested, they just want me to explain all the scanarios based on the results of such a statistics. We live in this era of “free information” so try to make them work for you.
March 24th, 2008 at 9:45 am
There is one more think I’d like to share. Residential sales volume are off 47% to $359 million. In the main time, Average residence is off 6% to $292,190. Trully an interesting reaction of the market experssed by lowering the prices in connection with the lower demand.
March 24th, 2008 at 5:18 pm
Julie,
Thanks for your input. I find some people glean different things out of anything, Especially statistics!! One person sees it meaning this. The next person gets a different view. I put up the statistics, then try to answer questions as they come in…..