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Wallingford Market Update January 2010

February 24, 2010

Wallingford Market Update for January 2010 Here’s the way the housing market is shaping up in Wallingford as of January 31, 2010: There are currently 131 single family homes for sale in Wallingford: Low list price:               $59,900 High list price:              $669,900 Average list price:      $343,000 Median list price:        $324,000 Average Days on Market: 72 Homes [...]

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Wallingford Market Update October 2009

November 29, 2009

The Wallingford housing market was mixed in October, with single family home sales rising slightly, but condo sales off slightly. Median and average sales prices were down for all homes except the median sales price for condos, which rose by a scant 3 percent.  Homes priced around $250,000 were the bulk of sales this month, [...]

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Meriden Market Update October 2009

November 29, 2009

The Meriden housing market rose sharply in October, with single family home sales rising 42% and condo sales actually doubling from 9 to 18 units sold. Median sales price and average sales price for single family homes both fell slightly, but average days on market rose by more than 50%. The inventory levels are down [...]

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Wallingford Market Update September 2009

October 31, 2009

The Wallingford housing market again reflected the same activity as the Meriden market for September. Both single family home and condo sales were down for the second straight month, and it’s likely that the uncertainty of the tax credit had a lot to do with this. There are still many buyers sitting on the fence, [...]

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Meriden Market Update September 2009

October 31, 2009

The Meriden housing market continued on a slight downward trend for September. New listings, pending sales and sold homes were again down slightly, but average days on market managed a significant drop. The condo market also saw some lower stats for the month but, just as in the single family market, average days on market [...]

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Wallingford Market Update August 2009

October 3, 2009

Like the Meriden market, the Wallingford housing market went a bit stagnant in August. Both single family home and condo sales were off from July, and just as in Meriden, the average days on market went up sharply as older inventory was sold. We have been encountering quite a few multiple offer situations, especially in [...]

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Meriden Market Update August 2009

October 3, 2009

The Meriden housing market flattened out a little in August, after a couple of months of nice gains. New listings, pending sales and sold homes were all down slightly, and average days on market rose sharply due to some older inventory closing. The lower price points are more and more seeing multiple offers, and cash [...]

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Wallingford Market Update July 2009

August 31, 2009

The Wallingford housing market continues to improve, albeit modestly. The number of houses sold in July rose by only 10% over June, but they sold over 62% faster than last month. This resulted in inventory levels reaching a new low for the year at 5 weeks. As in Meriden, it appears that first time home [...]

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Meriden Market Update July 2009

August 31, 2009

The Meriden housing market seemed to have come to life in July. Pending sales and closed sales were both up significantly, probably as a result of more first time home buyers taking action to receive the $8000 tax credit, which expires in about 90 days. Inventory levels and days on market were both down, and [...]

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Wallingford Market Update June 2009

July 30, 2009

The Wallingford housing market may finally be showing some signs of life. The number of  houses sold in June doubled from May, and they were on the market for an average 30 days less than last month. This pushed the inventory levels to 7 weeks, the lowest level this year. Also, the average sales price [...]

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