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Sparta NJ Real Estate Snapshot - Market Data includes details on Lake Mohawk Homes for Sale

This Sparta NJ Market Report is based on information recorded in GSMLS as of August 1, 2009. There may be unrecorded market data - closings or listings on July 30 - 31, for example.

GSMLS market data for Sparta NJ shows that 24 homes were sold in July 2009 with an average sale price of $469,812. For the 45 new listings of homes for sale in Sparta, the average price is $493,758. The average list price for homes that went under contract in July is $418,830 - so clearly buyers are still seeking incredible deals.

As of 8/1/09, Lake Mohawk real estate market data shows 7 sales - from a modest log cabin at $210,000 up to a lakefront Tudor at $725,000. With 81 active Lake Mohawk homes for sale, buyers still have a wide range of choices in this popular Sparta area!

Start looking at homes for sale in Sparta NJ $350K-$500K.

Sparta NJ Real Estate Market Data - Market Report for July 2009

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.

Comments

This graph outlines a current theme across the country.  The amount of inventory for sale and the actual closings are way out of line.  This means basically that home prices should be low or depressed for a long time.  Meaning, too, that home buyers have their pick as long as they can qualify for a mortgage but where home owners have little or no equity for handling life's needs like re-financing or helping to pay for college tuition.  Even at www.zillow.com the average home value has declined about 15 to 20% overthe last year. 

 I am not so sure the original stimulus plan has benefitted anyone at this point now that it is almost a year old.

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Posted by Thomas Drozd 10 months ago

Thomas,

Thanks for stopping by and sharing your thoughts!

Posted by Irene Kennedy Realtor® in Northwestern NJ (Weichert) 10 months ago
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