Market Trends Report For Snohomish County, WA – July 2007
Home prices are expected to recover in 2008 with existing-home sales picking up late this year and new-home sales rising early next year, according to the latest forecast by the National Association of Realtors®.
Lawrence Yun, NAR senior economist, said a good buyers’ market has evolved. “Buyers now have an overwhelming advantage given the wide selection of homes available in many markets,” he said. “But with profit margins coming under pressure, homebuilders will limit new construction well into 2008. This should help the overall inventory level to move steadily into a more balanced state.”

King County continued to experience rising prices, with the average sales price 11% higher in 2007 than 2006, bringing the average sales price to $507,969.
On the other hand, Snohomish County had a 12 percent decrease in sales - 191 more homes were sold in June of 2006 than of 2007.

Year to date, sales declined 15 percent, and the average sales price increased 11 percent.
June statistics show it is a great time to buy a home. Buyers have more homes to choose from, making sellers negotiable. But, buyers also need to keep in mind that buying a home is a long-term investment and can't expect to see the double digit annual appreciation of a few years.
For more information about living in Snohomish County or Snohomish County real estate, please call me at 425-308-3669 or visit my website at www.KarensVillas.com.
Statistics compiled by the Northwest Multiple Listing Service and are deemed accurate but not warranted.
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