St. Louis Real Estate-Market Watch July 11th, 2009

Saint Louis Real Estate-Market Watch  by Art Wagner @ Keller Williams Realty Southwest, Sunset Hills, Mo.
July 11th, 2009
The Anatomy of St. Louis Real Estate

The St. Louis Home for Sale Team provides a weekly St. Louis County and Bi-weekly St. Charles County Market and Jefferson County Market Watch Report to review and plug into your home buying or selling scenario.  Your questions and comments are welcome!

The St. Louis Real Estate Market this week continues to show great buyer activity, especially in the “First Time Homebuyer” price ranges.  These price ranges tend to be around the $100,000 to $250,000 range

Pending ratios in these price ranges continue at or above 20 percent.   Note worthy also is that in seven of the higher price ranges, the pending ratios have increased to over 10 percent, with some over 15 percent. 

Our over-all pending ratio (homes listed compared to homes accepting contracts in the last 30-40 days)  is at 16.49 percent, which is 2.5 percent above last year’s pending ratio. 

Another point worth mentioning is that looking at average list price to sales price comparisons for the first six months of 2009, there is only a few hundred dollars to a few thousand dollars difference when compared to the first six months of 2008.  We are in a very stable market with regards to pricing.   Our average List Price to Sales Price percentages in all price ranges remains between 97 percent to 99 percent for homes sold in the past six months. 

 

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One Comment »

  • Lisa Loveless said:

    Interesting that first time homebuyers are increasing, perhaps the tax credit is still having a positive effect?

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