1124 SHANNON PL
HERNDON, VA 20170
List Price: $124,900
Prior Sale: $340,000 08/24/2005
Listing Date: 05/05/08
-63.3%
14439 SAINT GERMAIN DR
CENTREVILLE, VA 20121
List Price: $139,900
Prior Sale: $315,000 06/10/2005
Listing Date: 05/01/08
-55.6%
1022 CHARLES ST
HERNDON, VA 20170
List Price: $143,000
Prior Sale: $308,000 05/06/2005
Listing Date: 05/05/08
-53.6%
1283 SPRINGTIDE PL
HERNDON, VA 20170
List Price: $134,000
Prior Sale: $275,000 01/18/2005
Listing Date: 05/06/08
-51.3%
13276 POENER PL
HERNDON, VA 20170
List Price: $142,900
Prior Sale: $284,900 08/01/2006
Listing Date: 05/06/08
-49.8%
4115 HORSESHOE DR
ANNANDALE, VA 22003
List Price: $244,900
Prior Sale: $480,000 07/24/2006
Listing Date: 05/01/08
-49.0%
See Fairfax County 5/14/2008 for more comparisons from this week's listings. (This is a work in progress over the next few days, so the list will get longer).
(Links by FranklyMLS.com)
Wednesday, May 14, 2008
Fairfax County -- On the Market
Posted by Harriet at 1:04 PM
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Neighborhood case study in Manassas:
Tree-lined streets, cozy houses (4BR/2.5BA, 2300sqft) that initially sold in the $100Ks late 80s-early 90s, mile from the VRE/Old Town.
Sales from 2000 on:
2000
$225K
$205K
2001
$284K
$250K
$287K
2002
$325K
$310K
$285K
$290K
$300K
2003
$300K
$332K
$399K
2004
$390K
$390K
$429K
$400K
$365K
2005
$565K
$540K
$475K
$510K
$499K
$468K
2006
none
2007
$350K (relo company lost $45K)
2008
$220K (bank auctioned it off)
Just thought it was an good little microcosm for the area, at least for older neighborhoods.
www.FranklyMLS.com/FX6746274
LOL!!!
Someone paid 480 k ????
Just thought it was an good little microcosm for the area, at least for older neighborhoods.
Neat snapshot tabitha. Thanks for the insight.
What is also amazing is the sales rate normalized to the peak:
2000 33%
2001 50%
2002 83%
2003 50%
2004 83%
2005 100%
2006 0%
2007 17%
2008 17% (so far at ~40% of peak prices)
So properties will sell, just at 2001 prices.
Got Popcorn?
Neil
Weren't some folks saying just the other day that the big declines in outlying counties such as Prince William wouldn't start spreading inward. Looks like that is happening as we speak. Arlington is next.
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