In June 2009, GSMLS market data for Wantage shows that only 4 homes sold during the month, but as many more are Under Contract, we can expect a much different picture when the July market data is available. Better news for Wantage home sellers is that the Median Sale price rose from just $164,500 in May to $255,000 in June!
As for buyers considering purchasing a home in Wantage, we still have plenty of choices with 162 MLS listings in Wantage alone. Add Branchville and other adjacent towns - home buyers have lots of option here in Sussex County!
All this Wantage NJ real estate data on homes for sale has been updated based on June 2009 information. Sometimes earlier months changed. Say a deal on a home for sale that was Under Contract in May fell apart; the UC number dropped and the Active number went up accordingly.
Start looking at homes for sale in Wantage NJ.
Whether you're considering selling your home or purchasing a home in one of Sussex County's fine communities, this is a better time than many folks think. Statistics are a useful overview, but to really understand the outlook for your personal real estate goals - let's sit down and chat!
Copyright © 2009, Irene Kennedy, all rights reserved. This blog post from www.RealtorIrene.com represents Irene's personal musings.
Considering selling a home or looking to buy one around Sussex County, NJ? Benefit from creative marketing, top negotiating skills and vast real estate knowledge by contacting Irene via the data to the right or www.HomesIrene.com.
Irene Kennedy, who is a NJ real estate agent with Weichert, Realtors, lives in Sussex County & works from the Hamburg office. Her primary market includes: Augusta, Branchville, Crystal Springs, Frankford, Franklin, Hamburg, Hampton, Hardyston, Highland Lakes, Lake Mohawk, Newton, Ogdensburg, Scenic Lakes, Sparta, Sussex, Vernon, Wantage. With her vast network, however, Irene Kennedy also can help you find an equally talented real estate agent elsewhere.
H Irene - I find it fascinating to read market reports from around the country. You must live in a very small area - how nice. I kind of miss the small town stuff. Phoenix is so huge we have to work at making 'town' within towns!
PS I also like your tag line at the bottom. I'm working on creating something catchy. Yours draws me in.............
PSS Also - I need to learn how to figure out my blog ranking on google. Do you know? The more I learn the less I know - aint' it fun!
Anna,
My entire county is rural, so it is very different from Phoenix!
Thanks for the tag line compliment - something new for public posts. I actually printed versions from several of the "big wigs" to study their approaches and dissect potential Google juice. Then I whipped up one, trying to incorporate important elements.
Blog rank - While I'm delighted to share my knowledge, Brad did say he'd organize a Webinar. That would be a much better way for us both to learn!