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Sea Isle City's 2011 Real Estate Market Wrap Up

Sea Isle’s real estate market did pretty well for 2011.  In fact it was my busiest year yet!

Here is the comparison for 2011 and 2010.

In 2011 there were 200 homes that went under contract:

 -6 Single family homes which were on the market for an average of 201 days and they were sold an average of  79% of their original asking price. (the price they were first listed for)

-48 Condos which had an average of 178 days on market and sold for an average of 88% of their original asking price.

 -138 Townhouses which had an average days on the market of 206 days and they sold for 90% of their original asking price.

-2 Lots which were on the market for an average of 46 days and received  97% of original price.

-6 Multi-Family Homes which were on the market for an average of 204 days and received 90% of their asking price.

So the average price of everything that sold in Sea Isle City was $637,645, the median was $595,000 and the average days on market were 197.

In 2010 186 homes went under contract:

-16 Single Family Homes which had an average days on the market of 243 days and they received on average 85% of their original asking price.

-62 Condos which had an average days on market of 232 days and they received 83% of their original asking price.

-105 Townhouses which had an average of 205 days on market and the homes sold for an average of 89% of their original asking price.

-2 Lots  that were on the market for an average of 80 days and sold for on average 89% of their original asking price.

-1 Multi-family home which was on the market for 272 days and sold for 81% of its original asking price.

So the average price of everything that sold in Sea Isle City was $665,253, the median was $600,000 and the average days on market were 217.

Posted: Sunday, January 29, 2012 12:07 AM by Kelly Ann Blum

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