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Single family homes expeience an uptick in pending sale prices.

According to the Multiple Listing Service of Greater Cincinnati:

Data from Greater Cincinnati Multiple Listing Service

Stay tuned as we watch what happens in the Mason (and other areas) real estate with the expiration of the buyer tax credit and the scramble to close the pending sales by end of June, 2010.

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Last night on WCPOJohn Matarese’s segment of “Don”t Waste Your Money” provided information about the current housing market- aimed at potential buyer concern of buy vs. rent.

Your Realtor can provide you with an in-depth historical analysis of sale prices, days on market as well as information about current listings for all price ranges in the metropolitan  Cincinnati area.

One thing a Realtor (or anybody else I know) cannot provide- is a crystal ball prediction of the future value of any home or condo.

Today’s real estate market really highlights that buyers need to do their homework, understand their own financial standing and make their own decisions. 

Looking for a detailed analysis for a particular Cincinnati, Mason or West Chester neighborhood- call or email.

Related Article: Housing Demand

What difference does a week makes in real estate?

Not much- we’ve lost the tax credit bump.  Prices and days on market (DOM) are steady-meaning that buyers are still out shopping-just not as motivated by a deadline.

Below is the Market Action Reports for 6 zip-codes in the greater Cincinnati area:
45011

45014

45040

45069

45208

45233

This is the short version of the detailed information available for the zip-codes.

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Cincinnati housing continues to sell….

According to the Multiple Listing Service of Greater Cincinnati:

Big jump in pendings due to buyers trying to beat the April 30th deadline.  Now we need to get all these pending sales to close by end of June.  Also need to look at the huge difference in listing prices for single family homes and actual sale prices.  There seems to be some seller “disconnect” on pricing.

The chart covers real estate for the entire Cincinnati Public School District- if you need specifics on your condo or house- call or email me.

Related Articles: This Week in Cincinnati Real Estate

Just like single family homes, condos closing in metro Cincinnati continue the gains we saw in March.

According to the Multiple Listing of Greater Cincinnati:

Condo sales in Hamilton County are still lagging behind -but closings are starting to increase.

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