Grafton Housing Market Statistics Overview
Grafton looks to me like it's taking a breather. Buyers' purchase activity has decreased, and the average market time of Active properties for Sale kinda jumps out. At almost twice the wait for the properties that sold, the properties that are still on the market have problems, for the most part, that buyers aren't willing to take on, or sellers aren't willing to fix. That means there's quite a few stubborn sellers, and that will keep the number of properties for sale up there.
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There have definitely been some nice properties in Grafton though, and it has a good prices. Buyers will still find value in Grafton, but it looks to me like the best stuff is already gone. If the sellers come back strong this spring, it will remain a buyer haven, but if the people don't come to market in typical numbers, we could see some push by the buyers to make this market a little easier for sellers. Sellers: Buyers are being picky, so make sure your house stands out to the competition. Good pictures, a strong internet presence, (to get them in the door), and a home that is staged and shows well is your ticket to getting your best price in Grafton.
Grafton Housing Market Statistics - Raw MLS Data
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The Grafton Home Sale Market Remains at a slow simmer, without much Home Buyer pressure. |
- There are 98 homes listed as For Sale (vs. 127 in the last Grafton Real Estate Report.
- There have been 86 houses sold (vs. 102) in the last 6 months, and 40 homes sold (vs. 53) in the last 3 months.
- There was an Average Market Time of 126 days for just SOLD homes.
- There is an Average Market Time of 218 days of the homes For Sale.
- The Dollars paid per Square Foot in Grafton is $157
- There was an Average Sold Price of $370,630 for sold homes.
- Grafton has 3 properties advertised as lender owned (typically foreclosure) .
- Grafton has 6 properties advertised as short sales required by lender .
- Grafton “Hot Seller Index”: 69 (Favors Buyers) Last Report: 69
*All statistics are for Single Family Houses and based on data in MLS.
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