According to our local statistics, Branson single family homes sales last month total was up 7 to 24 single family, built-on-site homes with the highest priced one selling for $380,000 and the lowest priced one selling for $35,000. That is a great increase of number and the medium price is up to $175,000 and that is two great improvements in the single family home sales for Branson home owners and sellers alike. 11 homes, which is under 50%, were short-sale and foreclosed homes included in these totals. That is a decreasing influence in our current Branson Real Estate Market and another good sign we have been looking for!
There were 10 condos reported to have closed escrow last month, which is a lot less than the previous month. The sales prices ranged from $460,000 to $24,900. That is almost double the previous months median price increasing to $85,000. This is a decreasing short-sale and foreclosure influence in the Branson Condo Market to 50% which is very good news as well.
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Howdy and evening Steve
Steve, you sure do mighty fine looking Market Reports for folks to check out.
Have a good one
Dale in New Hampshire
Why hello again Dale my friend, when you coming back here so I can buy you a cup of coffee?
Nice graphs! What is the % difference on average between list price and sale price? We average 94% - 97% but your gap looks a little larger.
Thanks for asking Dena, yes ours is a little larger but I blame that on the foreclosure and short-sale driven market we are recovering from. Once we catch up with the rest of the country, we should be back up there too.