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Omaha Real Estate Market August 2010!

August 2010 Omaha Real Estate Market Report. Preliminary numbers are in and it doesn't look good.  Active listings are up 11% compared to August 2009.  Currently, there are 5,933 active listings, 1,285 pending and 599 sold listings for August 2010. 

August 2010               August 2009   % change from 2009

Active: 5,933                5,322               Up 11%

Pending: 1,857             1,285               Down 31%

Sold: 880                     599                  Down 32%

The increase in active listings is not a surprise.  The expiration of the federal tax credit has decreased the number of motivated buyers looking for homes. I personally think the market will be slow through the end of the year.  Sold and Pending listings are both down roughly 30%. The increase of supply of active listings and decrease in demand for homes will definitely have a factor on home values.  For buyers out looking are looking, now is a great time to buy a home.  Sellers need to review there price and incentives they are offering buyers.  Now is the time to consider offering 1 point towards the reduction in the buyer's interest rate.   

Thanks for viewing my home market report and check out my website at http://www.omahareatypro.com/.  If you're considering selling a home, I would appreciate the opportunity to market your home.  If you are considering buying a home, be sure to check out my website and search the Omaha MLS for homes and when you are ready I would be happy to help purchase your new home.

Information was pulled from the Great Plains Omaha Board of Realtors Multiple Listing Service 9/1/10; OABR deems information reliable but not guaranteed.  Prepared by Steve Lauver-REALTOR Data does not include any private home sales

 

Published Wednesday, September 01, 2010 12:14 PM by Steve Lauver
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