Arlington County 2007, 2006
Total Sold Dollar Volume: $ 141,197,776; $ 121,162,523 +16.54%
Median Sold Price: $485,000; $525,000 -7.62%
Total Units Sold: 252, 216 +16.67%
Alexandria City 2007, 2006
Total Sold Dollar Volume: $101,777,360; $95,816,873 +6.22%
Median Sold Price: $448,950; $434,000 +3.44%
Total Units Sold: 204 192 +6.25%
Fairfax County 2007, 2006
Total Sold Dollar Volume: $603,372,395; $775,484,842 -22.19%
Median Sold Price: $474,200; $480,000 -1.21%
Total Units Sold: 1,142, 1,411 -19.06%
Loudoun County 2007, 2006
Total Sold Dollar Volume: $232,850,691; $248,664,757 -6.36%
Median Sold Price: $431,900; $470,000 -8.11%
Total Units Sold: 467, 467 0.00%
Prince William County 2007, 2006
Total Sold Dollar Volume: $173,203,563; $259,403,615 -33.23%
Median Sold Price: $369,000; $385,000 -4.16%
Total Units Sold: 427, 608 -29.77%
March Sales
Arlington County 2007, 2006
Total Sold Dollar Volume: $143,291,295; $139,391,599 2.80%
Median Sold Price: $469,900; $470,000 -0.02%
Total Units Sold: 263, 248 6.05%
Alexandria City 2007, 2006
Total Sold Dollar Volume: $97,715,939; $100,961,184 -3.21%
Average Sold Price: $525,355; $490,103 7.19%
Median Sold Price: $479,500; $445,000 7.75%
Total Units Sold: 186, 206 -9.71%
Fairfax County 2007, 2006
Total Sold Dollar Volume: $667,550,650; $743,198,826 -10.18%
Median Sold Price: $456,000; $477,000 -4.40%
Total Units Sold: 1,261, 1,386 -9.02%
Loudoun County 2007, 2006
Total Sold Dollar Volume: $225,748,881; $300,020,320 -24.76%
Median Sold Price: $447,450; $503,500 -11.13%
Total Units Sold: 440, 552 -20.29%
Prince William County 2007, 2006
Total Sold Dollar Volume: $170,783,920; $305,187,841 -44.04%
Median Sold Price: $389,450; $395,000 -1.41%
Total Units Sold: 418, 699 -40.20%
Source: MRIS
Thursday, May 10, 2007
April Sales
Posted by Harriet at 10:49 AM
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3 comments:
Hmm, 2007 month over month sales in Arlington and especially Fairfax are down. One would normally expect a good lift from March to April, no?
spooty,
Exactly.
It wouldn't surprise me for sales volume in Arlington to stay somewhat stable while that median price keeps coming down. With so many of those f'ing condos they packed into Arlington I would imagine that as prices continue to drop people will pick them up as they fall.
I have no proof of this, but I would imagine real investors might continue to buy all the way to the bottom in the hopes of some dollar-cost-averaging (isn't that what they call it in the stock market?)
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