How’s The Market? Kitchener Waterloo Real Estate Board Statistics for Dec 2011
How’s The Market? Kitchener Waterloo Real Estate Board Statistics for Dec 2011
By Warren McNeil
How’s the market? We get asked that question all of the time. The answer: It all depends. It is different if you are looking to buy, sell or invest. Knowing the market information is key to knowing when the best time to buy, sell and invest.
The Table below shows the most relevant Kitchener Waterloo real estate data for the Month of December 2011 and compares it with the same month in the previous year. This information is for Single Detached All Areas.
Please view this video I did about the Kitchener Waterloo Real Estate board statistics for Dec 2011:
Kitchener Waterloo Real Estate Board Statistics for Dec 2011
Single Family Detached Homes in All Areas
| WATERLOO REGION (ALL Areas, Single-All Areas) |
Dec 2011 | Dec 2010 | %CHANGE 10/11 | Nov 2011 | %CHANGE Nov/Dec |
| UNITS SOLD | 221 SOLD | 207 SOLD | +6.8% | 293 | -24.6% |
| AVERAGE PRICE SOLD |
$345,773
|
$329,134
|
+5.1% |
$344,037
|
+0.5% |
| AVERAGE DAYS ON MARKET (Resale Homes) | 53 DAYS | 59 DAYS | -10.2% | 51 | +3.9% |
| MEDIAN SALE PRICE | $320,000 | $300,000 | +6.7% | $315,000 | +1.6% |
| SALE PRICE TO LIST PRICE RATIO | 97.2% | 97.7% | -0.5% | 97.6% | -0.4% |
TOTAL RESIDENTIAL (Year-To-Date)
Total unit sales year to date for all single family detached and single family-all other (Semis, freehold towns etc)
| YTD 2011 | YTD 2010 | |
| 6253 SOLD | 6389 SOLD | -2.1% |
The above information is believed to be correct errors and ommissions accepted
Here is the Kitchener Waterloo Real Estate Board’s press release for Dec 2011.
What is Median Sale Price? (Reference Wikipedia)
The median home price is one of the most common measurements used to compare real estate prices in different markets, areas, and periods. It is said to be less biased than the mean (average) price since it is not as heavily influenced by small number of very highly priced homes.
If we take 7 houses that were sold and sort their prices from lowest to highest in 1000s of Canadian Dollars.
225, 250, 275, 280, 300, 330, 350
Median price is 280, because it is right in the middle of the range – there are 3 prices that are lower and 3 prices that are higher.
How median price is different from average price?
To calculate average price we have to sum all of the prices and then divide by the number of units sold, therefore
Average price = (225 + 250 + 275+ 280 + 300 + 330 + 350) / 7 = approximately 287
What median price shows?
It shows who rules the market in a certain place (suburb or area) at certain time (i.e. 3 or 6 months or a year): if there are more people buying expensive houses than cheap ones, it will go up, but if there are more people buying cheap property than expensive – it will go down.
Kitchener Waterloo Real Estate Statistics Dec 2011
Thanks for reading!
| Warren & Melanie McNeil | Sales Representatives, Team McNeil RE/MAX Twin City Realty, Brokerage ( 519.579.4110 | 519-498-8118 |
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