Welcome to an interesting time in our West Roseville Real Estate market. We are officially at one of the most normal markets we have had in many years. The market went from a long term recession and was stagnant for a short time, to flat out crazy full tilt boogie nuts as it seemed to not stop increasing for three solid years. Ahhhh Normal is not so bad, is it?
No one knows what is going to happen next. So much going on in the world right now that could affect our market. What we do know is what has happened the last few years. It is nice to have some stability no matter how short lived it might be. Lets enjoy it!
I just love graphs. This one shows the price per square foot of a new or resale home for West Roseville homes for sale in zip code 75747. What this graph shows is all West Roseville homes together in one graph including condos, starter homes and Roseville Luxury homes. This is a dynamic graph, meaning it will change as the market data changes. What is great about this graph is you can continue to come back at anytime to look at the West Roseville housing market in all its glory.
Lets have some fun with these graphs and remember every month you come back it will change!
Do you want to know how he market breaks down in starter homes VS. the next level up in housing?
Lets make an artificial distinction, just for fun.
Lets chart homes under $350,000 for sale in Roseville including condos and town homes and see how they compare in price per square foot vs homes above $350,000. Now we can break this down any way we want, this just seems to me a good place to start. You would see a much bigger disparity with a lower bottom end of the housing range.
Next, look at $350,000 and above and see what we get price per square foot. Compare the price per square foot and notice the difference between these typically larger homes and the smaller homes in the chart above.
Lets look at West Roseville Luxury Homes over $600,000 including, sold, pending, active all on one chart. This will include the last 12 months of inventory.
Enjoy the graphs and watch them change over time.
Where do you see the most value in the market? If you were going to purchase a home with the most value price per square foot, what price range would you buy in?
Where the price per square foot is lower for larger homes, or in the higher priced homes based on cost per square feet in the lower price ranges where more people can afford them?
There are good reasons to purchase in both price ranges. What is yours?
Something to think about.
Welcome to an interesting time in our West Roseville Real Estate market. We are officially at one of the most normal markets we have had in many years. The market went from a long term recession and was stagnant for a short time, to flat out crazy full tilt boogie nuts as it seemed to not stop increasing for three solid years. Ahhhh Normal is not so bad, is it?
No one knows what is going to happen next. So much going on in the world right now that could affect our market. What we do know is what has happened the last few years. It is nice to have some stability no matter how short lived it might be. Lets enjoy it!
I just love graphs. This one shows the price per square foot of a new or resale home for West Roseville homes for sale in zip code 75747. What this graph shows is all West Roseville homes together in one graph including condos, starter homes and Roseville Luxury homes. This is a dynamic graph, meaning it will change as the market data changes. What is great about this graph is you can continue to come back at anytime to look at the West Roseville housing market in all its glory.
Lets have some fun with these graphs and remember every month you come back it will change!
Do you want to know how he market breaks down in starter homes VS. the next level up in housing?
Lets make an artificial distinction, just for fun.
Lets chart homes under $350,000 for sale in Roseville including condos and town homes and see how they compare in price per square foot vs homes above $350,000. Now we can break this down any way we want, this just seems to me a good place to start. You would see a much bigger disparity with a lower bottom end of the housing range.
Next, look at $350,000 and above and see what we get price per square foot. Compare the price per square foot and notice the difference between these typically larger homes and the smaller homes in the chart above.
Lets look at West Roseville Luxury Homes over $600,000 including, sold, pending, active all on one chart. This will include the last 12 months of inventory.
Enjoy the graphs and watch them change over time.
Where do you see the most value in the market? If you were going to purchase a home with the most value price per square foot, what price range would you buy in?
Where the price per square foot is lower for larger homes, or in the higher priced homes based on cost per square feet in the lower price ranges where more people can afford them?
There are good reasons to purchase in both price ranges. What is yours?
Something to think about.
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