In Snyder, year to date there has been a total of 168 closed sales with an average closed price of $134,870 spending an average of 61 days on the market.
Forbes names Buffalo one of the 25 strongest housing markets recently, yes there are still foreclosures but not like the rest of the country. In fact well priced homes are selling above asking price and with multiple offers. If you are a buyer and you see a home that you like and you know it is priced well and you want the home, you need to bring a good offer or risk the home selling to another savvy buyer.
As of July 4, 2009 there are currently 231 active single family homes with an average list price of $185,476 ranging from $6,000 to $544,900.
As of July 4, 2009, there are currently 27 active single family homes for sale in Cambria with an average list price of $206,632 ranging from $79,900 to $400,000.
The latest real estate market report for the Erie county community of Grand Island. Active Homes for sale, recent sales and historic sales data for Grand Island. # Year to date there has been 73 closed sales with an average closed price of $184,380 spending an average of 70 days on the market.
Currently there are 130 active single family homes for sale with an average list price of $144,067 ranging from $32,000 to $389,000. There are 22 active multi-family homes for sale in West Seneca with an average list price of $108,699 ranging from $59,900 to $171,900.
Year to date there has been 246 closed sales with an average closed price of $198,021 spending an average of 63 days on the market.
There are currently 34 active single family homes in the Town of Niagara with an average list price of $104,014 ranging from $12,999 to $229,000
Today there are currently 199 active single family homes in Clarence for sale with an average list price of $397,831 ranging from $5,000 TO $$1,700,00 which is up from the 170 active listings in April.
Last year there were two homes that broke sales records in Erie county, yesterday they were in the news with the FBI raid of them and the disclosure that they are in foreclosure. Not all luxury homes are in trouble. Most sellers do not have to sell, and they can wait out the market. The number of buyers searching in this price range is limited, so the quick sale of one million dollar home is indicative of correct pricing.
