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Updated Market & Census Statistics, Home Prices & Appreciation Rates, Luxury Home Sales, Price Reductions, Employment & Interest Rates. Year-over-Year Q3 Comparisons – Q3 2016 – Q3 2019 Median House Sales Price by Quarter Year-over-Year Quarterly Appreciation Rates Home Sales by Price Segment & Bedroom Count The variety of homes sold in Napa County is …
Continue reading “Napa County Real Estate October 2019 Report”
Home Prices by City; Short-Term & Long-Term Appreciation; Migration In & Out of the County; Price Reductions; Supply & Demand. Home Prices & Appreciation Trends by City Short-Term & Long-Term Trends in County Median Home Values People Moving In & Out of Napa County Using new U.S. Census estimates released 8/29/19, this chart attempts to …
Continue reading “Napa County Real Estate September 2019 Report”
Sales & Values by City, Price Segment & Lot Size; Luxury Home Sales; Market Seasonality; Market Indicators by City; Foreign Homebuyers. A Breakdown of Sales by Price Segment Sales, Prices & Home Sizes by Lot Size In San Francisco, houses selling for $8 million and houses selling for $800,000 can both be found on lots …
Continue reading “Napa County Real Estate August 2019 Report”
The county Q2 2019 median house sales price was a tad above that of Q2 2018, but remains below the peak reached last summer. Home Sales by Property Type & Bedroom Count Sales Volumes: General Market & Higher Price Segments For the overall county market, spring sales volume in 2019 was a little above spring …
Sales & Prices Increase as the Spring 2019 Market Heats Up, But Inventory Up and Sales Volume Down Year-over-Year. Median House Sales Price Trend In 2018, the median house sales price peaked in August, which also saw the highest number of monthly sales during the year. Sales Volume Trend March-May Year-over-Year Comparisons Comparing March-May of …
In Napa, the market typically begins to warm up in early spring, with both listing and sales volume steadily building through early-mid summer. With April’s end, we now have 2 months of spring season data unaffected by market activity at the end of 2018, when financial markets plunged. As of early May 2019, stock markets …
