Loudoun Average Home Price Drops 6.6%

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March 2, 2006

We collected the "unofficial" February 2006 market data for Loudoun County, Virginia and the average home price dropped 6.6% from the January 2006 average. Based on number of homes sold and new "under contract" for the month at current inventory levels (homes on the market) there is almost a 4 month backlog. Average number of days on the market increased by 16 days from 63 days in January to 79 days in February.

The calculated Buyer Intensity Index of -0.72 indicates continued good news for buyers. New Construction builders are only reporting 42 homes sold reflecting the reported sluggishness in the new home market. New home buyers should be looking for even more incentives in March! And, builders should be much more willing to negotiate.

Buyers are looking for value. Sellers getting contracts are those that have the best showing homes at a value price.

Buyer Intensity Data Points


Notes:
1. The Official MLS reports should be available on March 10th.
2. Many new home builders are slow to post sales in the MLS.

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