Area #1 (ALL)
Month Count $/SF %Month %3Mos. %6Mos. %Oct05
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Oct 2005 633 81.05 --- --- --- ---
Nov 2005 598 80.76 -0.36% --- --- -0.36%
Dec 2005 542 81.10 0.42% --- --- 0.42%
Jan 2006 506 81.16 0.07% 0.14% --- 0.14%
Feb 2006 452 80.57 -0.73% -0.24% --- -0.59%
Mar 2006 416 80.34 -0.29% -0.94% --- -0.88%
Apr 2006 286 80.85 0.63% -0.38% -0.25% -0.25%
May 2006 276 81.15 0.37% 0.72% 0.48% 0.12%
Jun 2006 681 87.32 1.53% 2.57% 3.11% 3.73%
The preceding shows that prices stayed stagnant up until this month (June). Since last October, prices have risen on average 3.73%. This may sound petty to some, but in central Texas we have seen nothing but slow (if any) growth for about 5-7 years. Therefore, these numbers are something to get excited about.
Here are some other figures:
Area #1 (4beds,1story,1500-2500sf,built 2000-2006)
Month Count $/SF %Month %3Mos. %6Mos. %Oct05
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Oct 2005 88 74.01 --- --- --- ---
Nov 2005 85 74.64 0.85% --- --- 0.85%
Dec 2005 77 74.79 0.20% --- --- 0.20%
Jan 2006 74 74.83 0.05% 1.11% --- 1.11%
Feb 2006 64 75.38 0.73% 0.99% --- 1.85%
Mar 2006 59 74.73 -0.86% -0.08% --- 0.97%
Apr 2006 40 77.88 4.22% 4.08% 5.23% 5.23%
May 2006 39 78.05 0.22% 3.54% 4.57% 5.46%
Jun 2006 27 80.72 3.42% 8.02% 7.93% 9.07%
Even more incredible (this happens to be the criteria for House #1, BTW).
I'm thinking a lot has to do with it being the beginning of summer, but more still must be the economic factors everyone seems to keep saying about the area. House #1 had a FMV of around $135k-$138k late last summer. Going by these figures, it is worth roughly $145k right now. Good time to acquire some discounted houses in the area and resell via owner finance. ;-)
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