One of the cool things about working for Real Estate One is that they keep some really nice databases and do some great reporting off of that data. Below is a link to the report that was just released by the company on the market as we exited 2009 and headed into 2010. As you flip through it there is a just a ton of great information about the 5-county local market here is Southeastern Michigan and about the other markets that Real Estate One serves in Michigan. This is just another reason why it's so great to be a part o the biggest and best real estate company in Michigan.
http://www.realestateone.net/myweblinks/flipbook/index.html
One chart that stands out to me in the report shows how different the current market is from the historical market of the last 15-20m years in terms of the makeup of the sales. Historically real estate was almost all about traditional owner-occupied sale,what we call now traditional sales. Those sales made up 91.5% of the market, with leases making up 5%, bank owned hoes (foreclosures)running about 2.5% and short sales almost unheard of at 1% of the market. These days the market is made up of 34% short sales, 29%Bank owned sales, 20% traditional owner-occupied sales and 18% leases.
Enjoy the report and let me know what you think of it. Was it helpful for you?
http://www.realestateone.net/myweblinks/flipbook/index.html
One chart that stands out to me in the report shows how different the current market is from the historical market of the last 15-20m years in terms of the makeup of the sales. Historically real estate was almost all about traditional owner-occupied sale,what we call now traditional sales. Those sales made up 91.5% of the market, with leases making up 5%, bank owned hoes (foreclosures)running about 2.5% and short sales almost unheard of at 1% of the market. These days the market is made up of 34% short sales, 29%Bank owned sales, 20% traditional owner-occupied sales and 18% leases.
Enjoy the report and let me know what you think of it. Was it helpful for you?
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