May 2012 Metro Detroit Housing & Real Estate Update

Metro Detroit Home Sales, Prices Spike Over May 2011

Reduced Inventory Results in Higher Overall ...

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May 2012 Metro Detroit Housing & Real Estate Update

Posted by MARK Z. Home Selling Team on Tuesday, June 12th, 2012 at 6:50pm.

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Metro Detroit Home Sales, Prices Spike Over May 2011

Reduced Inventory Results in Higher Overall Median Sales Price

Analysis:

  • Average Days on Market (DOM) for the entire MLS decreased from last year by 13 days from 97 days to 84 days.
  • Of the 6,325 sales closed in May of this year, 11.6% (735) were identified as short sales
  • 46% of all sales this month were identified as CASH SALES
  • The median sales price for All MLS rose by 21% as compared to last year

Synopsis of Inventory May 2011 vs. May 2012

    • All MLS on-market inventory declined by 17.6% from 33,029 in May 2011 to 27,227 in May 2012
    • Approximately 13.41% of the on-market inventory (3,652) is comprised of properties identified as foreclosures
    • Approximately 21.65% of the on-market inventory (5,897) is comprised of properties identified as short sales.

May 2012 vs May 2011 Number of Residentail and Condo Sales Comparison

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May 2012 vs. May 2011 MEDIAN SALES PRICE COMPARISON

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May 2012 vs. May 2011 Listing Inventory Comparison or Number of Listings on Market

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Foreclosure vs. Non-Foreclosure Sales

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Median Sales Price

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Average Days On Market

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Notes:

  1. The Detroit area includes the City of Detroit as well as Hamtramck, Harper Woods & Highland Park.
  2. Greater Wayne County represents Wayne County minus the city of Detroit
  3. Metro-Detroit encompasses Oakland, Wayne, Livingston, & Macomb data

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