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Average Home Price
Average home price are up by 40% in past 5 years.
Single family home sales for reached 1,242, down slightly from last month and down two percent from this time last year. The average home price, however, is up five percent from last year to $201,105, and the typical home spent about 64 days on market (DOM).
Knowing what your home is worth is important information to have
if you are thinking of selling your home. With correct
information on average home price, you will be able to determine what your home might sell for if you decided to put it on the market. The local multilist service, has just released average
home price for the first half of 2003. The median home price indicates the midpoint of home prices; one half of all home prices are above and one half are below. The median price differs in definition from the mean home price, which is the average
home price of all homes sold. If the average price is higher than the median price, it is an indication that the distribution of home prices is concentrated, or "skewed" towards higher values. For this reason, most economists believe that the median price is a better indication of market trends and values.
Note that the median price is 10 percent to 15 percent below the average selling price indicating that the number of 'expensive' homes sold is raising the average
home price well above the midpoint or median price, meaning the average price is skewed towards higher values.
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