2008 Real Estate Market
2008 Real Estate Market
Everyone asks us what the 2008 Real Estate Market is going to do. I believe that we will see a flat to moderately increasing median home sale price in Chester County in 2008. Our unemployment rate is still extremely low and businesses continue to flock to our area.
In this market it is even more important to have a good Real Estate agent who understands the market and will price you home accordingly. There are buyers out there willing to purchase - they just need something of quality to buy.
Matt (our RE agent) just sent out a mailing about 2008 that I will paste below. It is an interesting take on the market from someone who is out in the trenches every day.
January 2008
The Matt Fetick Real Estate Team Listed 8 homes
In less than 30 days
4 were SOLD
2 FOR FULL PRICE 1 OVER FULL PRICE
1 Within $10,000 of List Price
STOP listening to the media!
Start getting good advice.
Call us today and get the facts about our local Real Estate Market.
*Do you know anyone having a problem getting their home sold?
*Do you know any first time home buyers who need to take advantage of the current, low interest rates?
If so, call us today!
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After more thought I think we will see a 9% increase in median house price for 2008 in Chester County. Anyone else can to guess?
Written by Chadd Martin on March 09, 2008 at 2:26 pm
Filed under: General Business News
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2009/10/29 at 1:43 pmArsento says:
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