The Winston-Salem Regional Board of Realtors recently reported that October 2011 home sales were up 11% compared with the same month last year. That’s six consecutive months of growth over the same period for 2010. I believe that is a great sign for our local real estate market.
WSRAR Board chief executive, Glenn Cobb, was quoted saying “Pending home sales indicate that 2011 will be the best total units sold in our market since 2008. There were 4,522 units sold in 2009 and 4,560 units sold in 2010. Below-average sales in November and December would still cause total sales for the year to be over 4,600.”
He also said the data suggests that existing-home sales hit bottom in the Forsyth County area in 2009, with a small improvement in 2010 and additional growth in 2011.
The average sales price dropped slightly by 5.3 percent to $151,534 in October compared with $160,000 in October 2010. The average sales price in September was $158,700.
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