Homes For Sale in Charlton Market Report

Charlton comes in with a slightly lower HSI, but a higher $/sq foot, so whatever trend we had going in the last two reports seems to have stopped. Charlton hadn't run so high, price wise, so there was less pulling back I guess. Three reports in the 90s is certainly good for home sellers, and home buyers too - the market isn't running so fast as to be hard to keep up with.

Lower Numbers of Homes for Sale mean price pressures continue in Charlton.

Can’t see the chart? You can find it Here .

Otherwise, there is not too much in this report. The market time looks high, and worthy of note, but when there's a lot of new construction, those numbers tend to be less reliable.

 

Interesting that the brief spike in bank impacted inventory has dissipated (from 7 to 2). Normally, that is a pre-cursor of rising prices, but it shows that people are buying riskier assets in Charlton, which should be good for home sellers.

 

Charlton Houses For Sale and Sold Market Statistics - Raw MLS Data

 

• Charlton‘s “Home Seller Index” (HSI): 93 Last Report: 97
• There are 56 homes listed as For Sale in Charlton.

  Good News!  Home Prices in Charlton won't make you break the bank.

• There have been 90 houses sold in the last 6 months, and 46 homes sold in the last 3 months.
• The Average number of Days on Market was 128 days for just SOLD homes.
• There is an Average Market Time of 168 days of the homes For Sale (currently for sale).
• The amount that was paid in Dollars per Square Foot averaged $142 (vs.$140 )
• There was an Average Sold Price of $264,282 for sold homes.
• Charlton, MA, has 1 properties (vs. 2 in the last report) advertised as lender owned/foreclosure (typically foreclosure) .
• Charlton has 1 properties (vs. 5) advertised as a short-sale is going to be needed by lender.

 

 

 

*All statistics are for Single Family Houses and based on data in MLS. Matt’s HSI is proprietary. (That means you won’t find it anywhere else. Take that, Case-Schilling!).

 

 

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