Posts Tagged Montgomery
Monthly Homes Sold Report – March
Posted by Kathy Landstra in Cincinnati Real Estate, Real Estate Data on April 7, 2010
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The Northeast Cincinnati Analysis for March 2010 mirrors the recently released Pending Home Sales Index. In March, Northeast Cincinnati saw an increase in homes sold over February by more the 50%. In February there were 45 homes sold, while in March Northeast Cincinnati saw 68 homes sold. March was a strong month for a number of local neighborhoods including: Blue Ash, Madeira, Montgomery, Newtown, Sycamore Township and Symmes Township. Montgomery saw a 300% increase from 3 homes sold in February to 12 homes sold in March. Begining this month the Neighborhood Detail pages now include detailed listing of the recent homes sold for each neighborhood. You can see full neighborhood statistics by clicking over to the Neighborhood Resource Page and clicking on your neighborhood of choice. |
Open House – Sunday, March 21st
Posted by Kathy Landstra in Cincinnati Real Estate, Home Buyers on March 20, 2010
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Listed by: Kathy Landstra |
Open HouseSunday, March 21, 2010 I will be holding two homes open this week Sunday. The schedule will be as follows:
For more information, click the links above or mouse over the pictures and ‘Click’. I hope to see you on Sunday! If you would like more open house options, Sibcy Cline has a terrificlisting of Open Houseseach week. |
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Listed by: Judy Recker and Associates |
Monthly Homes Sold Report – January
Posted by Kathy Landstra in Cincinnati Real Estate, Real Estate Data on February 6, 2010
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The Northeast Cincinnati Analysis for January 2010 shows a 71.57% increase in total home sold value when compared to January 2009. ($15.5M Jan-10 vs. $9.0M Jan-09) But we can’t get too excited. A look at the comparable two month (Dec+Jan) totals shows a much closer comparison: $32.8M in 2010 vs. $30.1M in 2009. This comparison shows a much more reasonable growth of 8.9% this year, and it surely indicates the slow down in December 2009 resulted in a more normal burst in January. As the graphic shows, year-to-year, Indian Hill (1 to 4), Mariemont (1 to 4), Montgomery (3 to 6), and Sycamore Township (3 to 6) saw the most positive, statistically significant increase in Homes Sold. You can see full neighborhood statistics by clicking over to the Neighborhood Resource Page and clicking on your neighborhood of choice. |
Monthly Homes Sold Report – December
Posted by Kathy Landstra in Cincinnati Real Estate, Real Estate Data on January 13, 2010
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The Northeast Cincinnati Analysis for December 2009 shows a 23.49% increase in total home values sold when compared to November 2009. In November 2009 our Northeast Analysis indicates a Total Value of $13.96M versus a December 2009 Total Value of $17.24M. This is a nice rebound for the year-end and coming off a relatively flat November for Total Market Value — when compared to 2008. In December, Northeast Analysis indicates 55 Homes Sold. This is a 6.8% decrease from November when we saw 59 Homes Sold in Northeast Cincinnati. Year-to-year, Blue Ash (7 to 9) and Montgomery (6 to 9) saw the most positive, statistically significant increase in Homes Sold. You can see full neighborhood statistics by clicking over to the Neighborhood Resource Page and clicking on your neighborhood of choice. |
Open House, Sunday, January 10th
Posted by Kathy Landstra in Cincinnati Real Estate, Home Buyers on January 9, 2010
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Listed by: Kathy Landstra |
Open HouseSunday, January 10th, 2010 I will be holding two homes open this Sunday. The schedule will be as follows:
For more information, click the links above or mouse over the pictures and ‘Click’. I hope to see you on Sunday!
If you would like more options for Sunday, Sibcy Cline has a terrific listing of Open Houses each week. |
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Listed by: Judy Recker and Associates |
Monthly Homes Sold Report – November
Posted by Kathy Landstra in Cincinnati Real Estate, Real Estate Data on December 5, 2009
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The Northeast Cincinnati Analysis for November 2009 shows a 2.06% increase in total home values sold when compared to November 2008. In 2008 our Northeast Analysis indicates a Total Value of $13.68M versus a 2009 Total Value of $13.96M. Much like this past October, Total Value is pretty much flat, but the number of Homes Sold shows a different picture. In November, Northeast Analysis indicates 59 Homes Sold in 2009. This is a 40% increase over 2008 when we saw 42 Homes Sold in Northeast Cincinnati. The November 2009 analysis does offer a continuing indication of the seasonal slowdown in real estate. Total Value in November ($13.96M) was down from $19.32M in October 2009 — a 27.75% reduction, but this is certainly tied to the seasonality of the residential real estate market. Year-to-year, Blue Ash (6 to 13), Mariemont (2 to 5), and Montgomery (4 to 12) saw the most positive, statistically significant increase in Homes Sold. You can see full neighborhood statistics by clicking over to the Neighborhood Resource Page and clicking on your neighborhood of choice. |
Monthly Homes Sold Report – October
Posted by Kathy Landstra in Cincinnati Real Estate, Real Estate Data on November 5, 2009
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We have completed the analysis for the the October Monthly Sold Report for Northeast Cincinnati. Click this link to see the full Monthly Sold Report for October 2009. Overall, our October 2009 analysis shows that Northeast Cincinnati total homes sold value was $19.3M. This compares favorably to October 2008, when the total value of homes sold was $19.5M. Statistically this is less than a 1% difference in the total residential real estate sold year-over-year within Northeast Cincinnati. Blue Ash, Montgomery, and Newtown all posted meaningful “homes sold” percentage gains for October 2009 when compared to October 2008. You can see full neighborhood statistics by clicking over to the Neighborhood Resource Page and clicking on your neighborhood of choice. |
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What is a Home Warranty?
A home warranty is a service contract, normally for one year, which helps protect home owners against the cost of unexpected covered repairs or replacement on their major systems and appliances that break down due to normal wear and tear. Coverage is for systems and appliances in good working order at the start of the contract.
What is a Short Sale?
If a home is being sold for below what the current seller owes on the property—and the seller does not have other funds to make up the difference at closing—the sale is considered a short sale. A short sale is different from a foreclosure, which is when the seller's lender has taken title of the home and is selling it directly. Homeowners often try to accomplish a short sale in order to avoid foreclosure.
