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Market Update: Feb. 2012
Last Updated On: Feb 3
34 Closed Transactions
02 Short Sales
10 REO Sales$256,500 Average Sale Price
$168,500 Median Sale PriceJan. 2012
Last Updated On: Feb 3
768 Closed Transactions
123 Short Sales
303 REO Sales$159,884 Average Sale Price
$125,000 Median Sale PriceDec. 2011
Last Updated On: Jan 17
914 Closed Transactions
136 Short Sales
369 REO Sales$162,567 Average Sale Price
$120,000 Median Sale PriceNov. 2011
Last Updated On: Dec 20
933 Closed Transactions
144 Short Sales
349 REO Sales$161,462 Average Sale Price
$123,000 Median Sale PriceOct. 2011
Last Updated On: Nov 7
854 Closed Transactions
107 Short Sales
405 REO Sales$153,791 Average Sale Price
$119,250 Median Sale PriceSept. 2011
Last Updated On: Oct. 26
1026 Closed Transactions
146 Short Sales
468 REO Sales$150,456 Average Sale Price
$115,000 Median Sale PriceAugust 2011
Last Updated On: Sept. 11
1010 Closed Transactions
146 Short Sales
428 REO Sales$157,085 Average Sale Price
$121,950 Median Sale PriceJuly 2011
Last Updated On: Aug, 14
1021 Closed Transactions
105 Short Sales
451 REO Sales$178,127 Average Sale Price
$128,000 Median Sale PriceJune 2011
Last Updated On: July, 12
1186 Closed Transactions
100 Short Sales
513 REO Sales$169,265 Average Sale Price
$126,296 Median Sale PriceTechnorati Blogtop sites
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