I have compared sales data from this year and last year in the Tahoe Basin and the tables below show how things look. The bottom line: average sales prices in the Tahoe Basin are down 5% year over year. And the units sold were almost exactly the same with 2011 barely edging out the previous year.
First I took all raw data in all price ranges and you’ll see this in the first set of tables. The next set of tables stops at purchases over $4 million because a few high-priced sales can skew the numbers and create an unrealistic picture.
I am always happy to research specific neighborhoods or types of property so if you’d like, just ask and I’ll send whatever information you’re looking for.
ALL PRICE RANGES
2011 DATA | ||||||
TOTAL SALES: |
253
|
DAYS ON MARKET: | AVG: 115 |
MED: 69
|
|
|
2010 Data | ||||||
TOTAL SALES: |
250
|
DAYS ON MARKET: |
AVG: 120
|
MED: 73
|
|
|
UP TO $4 MILLION
2011 Data | ||||||
TOTAL SALES: |
250
|
DAYS ON MARKET: |
AVG: 116
|
MED: 69 |
|
|
2010 DATA | ||||||
TOTAL SALES: |
241
|
DAYS ON MARKET: |
AVG: 122
|
MED: 74 |
|
|
|