The San Antonio Board of Realtors has released it's MLS stats for September 2008.
Here are the high spots:
The top three sales prices for homes that sold in September, 2008 were:
1. $120,000 to $139,999 (at 189 homes sold).
2. $140,000 to $159,999 (close behind at 186 homes sold).
3. $100,000 to $119,999 (146 homes homes sold).
Another interesting stat was days on market the highest units staying on the market over 120+ days at 444 units and 0-30 days for 56 units of the total units sold for September 2008.
*Information deemed from the SABOR MLS.
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Good numbers to show that things are still moving in SA!
Hi Kristin, Wow, I can't believe the prices in your area. I just sold a $289k one bedroom condo - one could buy several houses in your area for the same price!
Hi Kristin, I am with Lisa! I am in escrow with 3 homes all in the high 3's and the biggest one is 1300 sq feet! I bet they could get a mansion in San Antonio. Maybe I should buy a second home! You have houses for less than 30k? That is the price of a car!
I think the 289k condo is about 800 square feet. Maybe smaller.
Houses in San Antonio are very well priced that's for sure. I'm glad to see things are moving though not as quickly as before.
SMS - Right on!
Lisa - You and Cristal & the East Coast/WEst Coast prices!! I tell ya!
Cristal - Yes but I don't know if you would want to live there ;0.
Jason - YeS! I like it!
Cheap gas (at least relative to here) and low cost housing. Ok, what's wrong with SA, really! C'mon. :)