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Gilbert Real Estate Market Statistics and Trends - Homes under $250,000. Through November 2007, the average number of homes sold in Gilbert with a price of $250,000 and under has been 55/month.   For October and November, the number of sales was 67 and 80 respectively.  The real interesting numbers are that the $/sq.ft. has decreased from $164/sq.ft. in the first quarter of 2007 to an average for Oct and Nov. of $137/sq.ft.  This represents a 16% decrease in the price / sq.ft. from the first of the year.  This would account for the increase in Gilbert homes under $250K sold increasing during a time that is typically slow.

Time article with an interesting outlook on the real estate market.  In other words, Ignore the headlines.

New home market stabilizes  A couple interesting points in this article and the accompanying graph.  1.) In September there were more than double the new homes sales compared to new permits, but if you look at the year to date numbers, the new home permits pulled and the sales are about even, so has the new home inventory really changed? 2.)  Because the builders have reacted to the market with aggresive pricing, 47% of the home sales in September 2007 were new homes! Those resale homes that did sell were definitely not priced at the peak-market 2005 prices!

View an interview with John Vogel, a professor of real estate at Dartmouth, regarding a solution to the increased levels of foreclosures in the country.

Oct. 31st - Permits for new homes hits 14 year low

Where is the future Phoenix Metro growth?

Valley ranks fourth in ability to grow jobs

Chandler gaining in upscale status

Jet maker plans East Valley service center

New Arizona developer has checkered past

Residents near Queen Creek struggle with Area Identify       

Valley Fighting Mortgage Fraud Wave  

Foreclosures higher in outskirt areas

Arizonans facing foreclosure

 

 

 

 


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Today's Real Estate News

  • All Eyes Are on Metrovacesa-HSBC Talks
    Metrovacesa's struggle to save its $1.6 billion investment in HSBC's London headquarters has come to embody what property analysts and investors fear could be the next twist in the downward spiral of European commercial property: negative equity.

  • Housing Downturn Hits Home Depot
    Home Depot's profit fell 24% on lower sales as the home-improvement retailer struggled to sell big-ticket items. (Home Depot conference-call transcript)

  • Lavish Condo Project Struggles
    The struggle of 100 Eleventh Avenue, a glitzy condominium development on Manhattan's west side targeting well-heeled buyers, shows there's no such thing as a sure thing in the current wretched credit climate.

  • Dubai Corporate Probes Grow
    Dubai widened its probe of top corporate executives in what appears to be an effort by the government to repair the emirate's reputation.

  • Debt Costs Stoke Fears for Freddie
    Freddie Mac was forced to offer unusually rich terms in a $3 billion auction of its debt, fueling concerns about a possible bailout.

  • Skyline Gets Facelift Ahead of Asian Games
    Ultramodern skyscrapers, new stadiums and a 610-meter-high television and sightseeing structure are in the works in Guangzhou, China's manufacturing hub, as it prepares to host the Asian Games in 2010.

  • Fannie, Freddie Are Pounded
    Shares of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac plunged amid concerns that the providers of funding for U.S. home mortgages won't be able to avoid a government bailout.

  • From Barn Raisings to Home Building
    The Amish are famous for barn raisings. Now, they're becoming known for building houses for the non-Amish, using ancient techniques. Yet working with Amish builders brings special challenges like communication and power tools.

 


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