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Meriden, CT Market Report: 2011 in Review

Friday, March 9th, 2012 at 10:04am. 49 Views, 0 Comments.

 2011 was a rough year for home sellers in Meriden, CT . 456 homes in Meriden, CT sold in 2011 – a 20% decrease from 2010. The average sales price of $136,767 is a 7% decrease from the sales prices of 2010.

Should the trend continue, just 8% of current market inventory of 490 homes in Meriden is expected to sell in any given month. Another telling figure is the amount of homes that expired in 2011. An expired home is a home that goes on market, but ultimately just does not sell at. In 2011, 310 homes in Meriden expired unsold – leaving the odds of successfully selling at just 60%. The average listed price of homes currently on market is $165,737 – a 17% difference over the average selling price.

What does that mean to you as a Meriden, CT…

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Cheshire, CT Market Report: 2011 In Review

Thursday, February 16th, 2012 at 8:29am. 105 Views, 0 Comments.

2011 was a rough year for home sellers in Cheshire, CT . 259 homes in Cheshire, CT sold through the year, which is down roughly 14% from 2010. At the same time the average sales price of homes sold is up by 11% over 2010 at an average of $341,619, so although sold inventory is down overall, homes in a higher price bracket are selling.

Should the trend continue, 12% of the 174 homes currently on the market in Cheshire will sell in any given month. Another telling figure is the amount of homes that expired in 2011. An expired home is a home that goes on market, but ultimately just does not sell at. In 2011, 136 homes in Cheshire expired unsold – leaving the odds of successfully selling at roughly 60%.

The average price of homes currently on market…

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