Ashland Massachusetts Real Estate Market Report August 2011
In August of 2011 there were 4 homes that closed within the month for Ashland MA. This is a decrease of 6 units as there were 10 homes that closed in August of 2010.
The Average list price for the homes that closed in August of 2010 was $398,820
The Average list price for the homes that closed in August of 2011 was $453,456
The Average sale price for the homes that closed in August of 2010 was $389,520
The Average sale price for the homes that closed in August of 2011 was $432,000
The Average Market time for the homes that closed in August of 2010 was 51 days.
The Average Market time for the homes that closed in August of 2011 was 48 days.
6 homes went under agreement in Ashland Massachusetts in the month of August. The average list price of the homes that went under agreement was $400,750. The average time on the market for these Ashland homes were 162 days.
In 2010 there were a total of 109 Real Estate transactions in Ashland. There were 131 Real Estate transactions in 2009.
January - December 2009 & 2010 Market Statistics for Ashland Massachusetts
In Ashland MA for the period of January to December of 2010 there were 109 properties sold.
In Ashland MA for the period of January to December 2009 there were 131 properties sold.
In Ashland MA for the period of January to December in 2010 the average list price was $393,090 the average sale price was $383,811 and the average market time was 96 days.
In Ashland MA for the period of January to December in 2009 the average list price was $356,911 the average sale price was $345,489 and the average time on the market was 95 days.
** The above statistics are for single family homes only and do not include condo's or Multi-family homes in Ashland MA.
In comparing year over year longer term data for Ashland MA, it appears that there was a stabalization in the market value of homes. Although there were fewer sales values held firm. 2011 should be an even better year for Ashland Real Estate.
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Bill I don't like looking at decreasing numbers in sales, but everything else in the market report seems to be positive. Good job as always presenting the information in a way that I can even understand :)
Bill, sure looks like things are on the upside in Ashland. I hope that's what I'm reading for you there. We still seem to be going down a little here.
George & Dee Dee thanks for your comments on my Ashland Real Estate report.