Canterberry Crossing and Villages of Parker Market Report
Canterberry Crossing and Villages of Parker Market Report
No matter whether you love or hate math we all love to look at the REAL numbers for homes sold in our particular neighborhood. Below you will see a serious look at the numbers for Canterberry Crossing and The Villages of Parker in this real estate market report. All the homes sold in Canterberry or The Villages of Parker will be represented here UNLESS it was a FSBO. For Sale by Owner or an outside non-MLS builder sale. There are a very, very few of these in Canterberry or The Villages of Parker since the neighborhoods are both nearly sold out.
See every home CURRENTLY for sale in Canterberry Crossing and The Villages of Parker.
Steven Beam is a Parker Colorado CRS Real Estate Broker.
This will be a comparison between the sales from January 1, 2010 to June 1, 2010 and ALL of 2009 sales .
- Homes Sold in 2009 = 117 versus 50 for the first half of 2010.
- Average Days on Market in 2009 = 100 versus 79 DOM in the first half of 2010.
- Average Original Asking Price in 2009 = $349,208 versus $330,039 in 2010 so far. Original asking price means BEFORE any price reductions.
- Average Asking Price at Time of Sale for 2009 = $ 328,459 versus $311,716 for the first half of 2010.
- Average NET Sold Price for 2009 = $325,014 vs $312,772 for 2010. NET sales price is what the seller received after any seller concessions to the buyer.
- Average $ Per Sqft Sold in 2009 = $136 vs $134 in 2010. Price per sqft is figured on the sqft above ground not the basement.
- Average NET Sales Price vs Average Original Asking Price 2009 = 93.07 vs 94.77 – Tells us sellers are now pricing homes more in line with the market. A little more anyway.
- Lowest NET Sales Price in 2009 = $180,000 vs $204,900 in 2010.
- Highest NET Sales Price in 2009 = $625,000 vs $515,000 so far in 2010.
- Total NET Volume Sold in 2009 = $38,026,693 vs $15,638,583 for the first half of 2010.
Basically even though the market seems to be moving right along in 2010 (especially before April 30th when the tax credit was in play) this shows us that so far Canterberry and The Villages of Parker are a little behind 2009 at least for now. We will see what happens over the next 6 months.
