Tahoe Donner 2nd QTR 2010 Market Update

July 3, 2010 · Print This Page


Tahoe Donner 2nd QTR 2010 Sales Analysis



This chart illustrates:
1) Number of Homes Sold in the 2nd QTR from 2004 through 2010.
2) Comparison of Median List Price to Median Sold Price for the 2nd QTR from 2004 through 2010.

An analysis of the sales data concludes that Median List and Median Sold prices are lower in 2010 than they were in 2004 (the benchmark low) and the number of homes sold, when comparing QTR 2 2004 to 2010, shows a decrease of 43%. However, 2nd QTR sales in 2010 are up 6% from the 2nd QTR in 2009.


Tahoe Donner Consecutive Quarterly Comparisons



This chart illustrates:
1) Number of Homes Sold in Tahoe Donner QTR 2 2009 – QTR 2 2010
2) Comparison of Median List Price to Median Sold Price of Homes Sold in Tahoe Donner QTR 2 2009 – QTR 2 2010

The Quarterly data suggests that on average there is about a 4.5% difference between Median List Price and Median Sold Price. (Sold prices being less than list prices). Additionally, on a  Quarterly basis, sales of single family homes in Tahoe Donner have increased 6.25% when comparing the 2nd Qtr of 2009 (48 homes sold) with the 2nd QTR of 2010 (51 homes sold). However, the median sale price has decreased a little over 5% from QTR 2 2009 ($574,500) compared to QTR 2 2010 ($543,000).


 
Price Category Comparison of Homes Sold



This chart illustrates:
1) Number of Homes Sold QTR 2 in Tahoe Donner = 51
2) Comparison of Price Categories of Homes Sold in Tahoe Donner

51 single family homes sold in Tahoe Donner during the 2nd quarter of 2010. 37% (or 19) of these homes sold for under $499,999, 43% (or 22) of the homes sold for between $500K and $749,999, 12% (or 6) of these homes sold for between $750K and $999,999 and 8% (or 4) of these homes sold for over $1 million. The least expensive single family home sold for $265K and the most expensive home sold for $1.725 million.

36% of the single family home sales were in the $400K to $500K price range making this the strongest segment of the market.

If you are a seller, regardless of which end of the market you are in, you have to price carefully. In the lower end of the market there is more competition so you must price competitively and if you are at the upper end of our market, where there are fewer buyers, you also have to price right for our current market. Too high of a price will almost guarantee that you will sit on your house without looking at any offers. If your goal is to sell, price right. Buyers, now is the time to get off the fence and make a purchase. We will begin to see more and more houses come on the market and the competition will become greater.

We work with both buyers and sellers. If you want honest and expert advice, please give us a call and let us know how we can help you. The majority of our clients are previous clients or their referrals – our clients come back to us because they know we do a great job.  Robbie 530-412-0583 and Karen 530-448-3624.

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