Wesley Chapel NC Real Estate Market Report—April-June 2010
How did the Wesley Chapel NC real estate market fare during the second quarter of 2010 and how did it compare with 2009?
The average second quarter 2010 sales price for homes in Wesley Chapel NC rose slightly over the first quarter prices but remained slightly below 2009 average prices. The number of homes sold increase while days on market decreased slightly.
Wesley Chapel NC Average Real Estate Prices, Homes Sold, and Average Days on Market
The chart below shows average sales prices in Wesley Chapel NC for single family homes in 2008 and 2009 plus the first and second quarter of 2010.
Single Family Homes in Wesley Chapel NC
2009 Average Sales Price: $300,505 January-March 2010 Average Sales Price: $283,712 June-April 2010 Average Sales Price: $291,535
2009 Number of Homes Sold: 37 January-March 2010 Number of Homes Sold: 10 June-April 2010 Number of Homes Sold: 14
2009 Average Days on Market: 111 January-March 2010 Days on Market: 116 June-April 2010 Days on Market: 100
Most Active Neighborhoods in Wesley Chapel NC
The most active Wesley Chapel NC neighborhoods are listed below. Click on each neighborhood to get a detailed description of the neighborhood, a summary of 2009 real estate activity and search for current homes for sale.
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Your numbers seem very similar to what is happening on Long Island in New York. The uptick in prices - I do not think that they will last. The next quarter I think that they will go down.
Hi Andy,
I agree with you about prices moderating next quarter. All of the small towns that I serve have shown price increases in the second quarter, due I think to the federal tax credits.