HUGE PRICE REDUCTION!!! SUBMIT OFFERS ON THIS ONE. DREAMLAND VILLA HOME WITH GREAT CURB APPEAL, EXTENDED PORCH, FORMAL LIVING AND DINING AREA WITH LAMINATE WOOD FLOORING, FAMILY ROOM IS OFF THE KITCHEN, NICE 2 CAR GARAGE, ENCLOSED PATIO ADDS FOR EXTRA LIVING SPACE. Here at the Cromford Report, we only deal with facts and figures, not beliefs, so here is the market update. Sales - We are currently recording 9,814 sales in May. This is up 3.5% over April and up 10% over May 2010. This is a very strong sales total because in May 2011 sales are not being boosted by the government bribe (sorry, tax credit) that applied in 2010 for buyers of owner-occupied homes. Pending Sales - At 13,268 on June 1, pending sales are down 0.4% compared with May 1 but up 6.7% compared with June 1, 2010. Again an extremely strong indicator of demand. In 2010 demand fell sharply during the summer after the tax credit expired, but there is no sign so far that the same will happen in 2011. Active Listings - At 31,346 on June 1, active listings are 9.4% below May 1 and 23.3% below June 1, 2010. Supply is clearly falling fast. However this understates the situation because a large proportion of the active listings already have a contract against them. In fact there were 7,737 AWC (active with contingent contract) listings as of June 1, 2.6% higher than the very high level we saw on June 1, 2010. If we exclude these AWC listings, we have only 23,609 active listings, down 12.7% in a month and down 28.8% compared with last year. This is almost 60% down from the peak of October 2007. Supply Versus Demand - The average months supply (active listings divided by monthly sales rate) for the period Jan 1, 2001 to June 1, 2011 is 5.9 months. Right now we have a 3.2 month supply. Yet we read everywhere that there is a "glut of foreclosed home on the market". What we are reading may have been true in November last year. It is not true now. In fact available supply is really even tighter than this. If we only count active listings that don't have a contract the months supply number drops to just 2.4 months. Anyone who thinks this is a "glut" is not living in the real world. They should just ask anyone who is actually trying to buy a home right now. Competition is intense, and not just for bank-owned homes and trustee sales. It is also heating up for short sales and normal listings. If you are trying to buy a home that is at all desirable and is priced atmarket or below, expect multiple bids. If you are a seller, then you only need to price realistically and your home well sell quickly. (All the above numeric information is for "all areas & types" within ARMLS.) Records Being Set In Maricopa County, May saw the largest ever number of distressed homes disappear from inventory. Pending foreclosures fell by 3,394 homes while REO inventory fell by 971 residential properties. For Maricopa County, May gave us the highest ever percentage of out-of-state buyers. 29.9% of sales went to non-Arizona residents. The average between January 1999 and May 2011 was 11.9%. The absolute count was also a record - 2,648 homes sold to out-of-state buyers. The average since Jan 1999 is 1,446. For Maricopa County, May saw the highest ever number of foreclosures selling direct to third parties at the courthouse steps. The record set was 1,476, 33% of all the trustee sales. Paradise Valley Exceptionally strong market activity is occurring in Paradise Valley where sales are now averaging 52 per month compared with 31 last year at this time. Inventory is down to 319 from a peak of 581 in April 2009 when sales were averaging only 9 per month. Prices After a bump upwards between mid April and mid May, average sales price per sq. ft. is back down a little at the beginning of June. Although we are still some 2% to 3% above the market bottom in January and February this year, in most places prices have not yet responded to the huge changes in supply and demand. Why not? Please refer to what happened in 2005, but with everything upside down. The rules of supply and demand have not been lifted. Of course, you don't have to believe me, but please don't say I didn't warn you.
Listed by
Listing Agent - Scott Dexter
Listing Office - RE/MAX Excalibur
Source: ARMLS
MLS#4480042 • last updated
1 year ago
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Overview
Cooling/AC
Central Air
Heating
Electric
Levels/Style
Ranch, 1
MLS #
4480042
Type
Residential
Status
Closed
SubType
Single Family Residence
SqFt
1530
Lot Size (Acres)
0.18
Lot Size (Sqft)
7771
Property Tax
917.58
HOA
DREAMLAND VILLA, 480-832-3461
Builder Name
FARNSWORTH
Year Built
1973
Interior
Total # of Bathrooms
2
Total # of Bedrooms
3
Flooring
Carpet, Laminate, Vinyl
Interior Features
3/4 Bath Master Bdrm
Exterior
Roof
Composition
Construction
Painted, Brick
# of Garage Spaces
2
# of Covered Spaces
2
Patio/Porch
Patio
Fencing
See Remarks, Other
Lot Features
North/South Exposure, Desert Back, Desert Front
Amenities / Utilities
Water Source
City Water
Sewer/Septic
Other
Spa
None
HOA Fee Includes
Maintenance Grounds
Pool
None
Location
Subdivision
DREAMLAND VILLA 16
Community Features
Pool, Community Spa, Community Spa Htd, Biking/Walking Path
Elementary School
Adult
Middle School
Adult
High School
Adult
APN
141-62-136
Directions
NORTH ON POWER FROM UNIVERSITY TO ELLIS WEST TO THE HOME ON THE SOUTH SIDE.
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