Market Data by Zip Code
September 8, 2006
The local MLS (MRIS) began publishing market reports by month according to Zip Code in the MLS coverage area. The monthly periods available are from January, 2006 forward with plans to eventually go back in time to match all the monthly reports.You can find them at MRIS Reports and Statistics.
Go ahead...try it. Enter the zip code you are interested in, select a month and press "generate." Here's a quick example:
ZIP CODE: 20141Wow, more data for me to pour through. I could make a lifetime career of extracting data and producing graphs for people. If I could just get to their entire data base!
Round Hill, Virginia
July, 2006
112 total active listings
26 new listings this month
7 new contracts this month
7 sold (yuk)
141 average days on market for the 7 sold
89.6% sales price to list price
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made the following comment on September 29, 2006 7:10 AM
Hi Michelle, thanks for the note. It certainly is not getting better here. Wow! 40 acres in the mountains. Sounds like paradise. When do you start to build? My regards to John.
(PS: John and Michelle are clients that sold in Leesburg this past summer and moved to Colorado)
This is neat - thanks for the link. I looked at August's statistics for Leesburg. It doesn't seem to be getting any better... looks like it is getting worse. Thanks so much for helping us get out when we did! It wasn't fun - but it worked.
From Beautiful Divide, Colorado
(we had snow last Thursday and Friday) and the record high here is 86 degrees:) We close on 40 acres of mountain property tomorrow. I had to come back and check the market to see if we made a good move. Looks like we did!
I've been going through this data every month when it comes out, by County and City.
I noticed that for August that every location (so far) that I've checked has had a YOY decline in price. (Not surprising).
This time around Arlington County is very confusing, showing a 14% decline in median price. That's from all the condos, though. Single family house prices show little change according to the NVAR statistics.
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