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Joined: 14 Jul 2007 Posts: 0 Location: Greater Boston
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Brian C Guest
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Posted: Tue Feb 26, 2008 3:37 pm GMT Post subject: |
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And if you think January was bad wait until February's numbers. Its going to be even worse.
Price Range: up to $475,000
Communities: FRAMINGHAM, NATICK, NEEDHAM, WALTHAM, WATERTOWN
SFH Sales
Jan 1-25 23
Feb 1-25 16
Condo Sales
Jan 1-25 23
Feb 1-25 20
For SFH Homes:
While we can't really use these numbers to represent the entire state, we can guess that sales will be down about 25-30% below Jan 2008's numbers. The difference between Jan 2007 and Feb 2008 sales was only 12% so with a expected 25-30% drop in Feb 2008, we should seeing 1389-1488 sales or 38% to 42% drop YOY for Feb 2008.
For Condos:
Following the above estimations, expect a drop 30-40% YOY next month. |
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spork
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I am seeing similar numbers/trends in many towns/cities further west (Worcester county) in feb up to this point, although i don't have them quantified(just eyballing the number of sales per town).
Remember many homes close near the end of the month, but that being said, I think you might be correct.
Nothing is definate until all the numbers come in, but I feel that feb will be just as bad as Jan, or more likely worse...accelerating pace of decline for prices and # of sales B4 it starts to slow down then stabalize/bottom for the BOS mkt.
I guess we will see one month from now  |
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JCK
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Weren't the Jan 2007 sales numbers surprisingly high? I remember the NAR crowing at the time that this indicated something good about the RE market. If so, that would make it a poor point of comparison. |
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Joined: 14 Jul 2005 Posts: 1826 Location: Greater Boston
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Posted: Tue Feb 26, 2008 5:29 pm GMT Post subject: |
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JCK wrote: | Weren't the Jan 2007 sales numbers surprisingly high? I remember the NAR crowing at the time that this indicated something good about the RE market. If so, that would make it a poor point of comparison. |
Good memory. The MAR reported SFH sales to be up 13% YOY last January. From last year:
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Housing market on mend?
Realtors are hopeful, but analysts less so as sales leap, price declines moderate
By Kimberly Blanton, Globe Staff | February 28, 2007
A sharp rise in January home sales and modest price declines indicate that the Massachusetts real estate market may be recovering from its worst slump in more than a decade.
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See: http://www.boston.com/business/articles/2007/02/28/housing_market_on_mend/?p1=MEWell_Pos5
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