North Dallas/Richardson/Plano Real Estate

Sales continued to be weak in November with sales down by 25%. The average sales price increased by 11% while the median sales price was up by 1%. This is just the continuation of the recent trend of sales being concentrated in the high end of the market. This trend is very evident when you look ...

Sales continued their slump in October being off by 21%. The average sales price showed a small decline of 3% while the median sales price was up by 6%. I know that's a little confusing but that's the joys of statistics. Seriously what it means is that a fewer higher priced homes sold in October ...

Sales were down by 33% in October mirroring the overall decline in the Dallas/ Ft. Worth. The average sales price was up by 1% while the median sales price was down by 3%. The number of new listings dropped by 6% but the number of active listings remain very high with a 79% increase. There is cur...

October sales were down by 30% from last year. The average sales price and the median sales price were both up by 8% and 3 % respectively. As in previous months this increase is caused by smaller numbers of sales in the lower price ranges as first time buyers remain on the sidelines. The number o...

Richardson continues to do a little better than the Dallas/Ft. Worth area with sales only down by 16%. The average sales price rose by 13% while the median sales price declined by 1%. These numbers continue to indicate that the first time buyers are still out of the market and that the sales are ...

Sales continued their downward trend in September. Single-family sales were off by 22% compared to a year ago. The average and median sale price increases as it has over the last several months but this is caused by much lower sales in the lower priced home typically purchased by the first time h...

The good news is that sales were only off by 12% in Richardson compared to 17% in the Dallas/ Ft. Worth area. the average sales price was up by 6% and the median sales price was up by 1%. This is a reflection of the fact that there were more upper end homes selling. The first time home buyers who...

This report covers the area of Dallas north of LBJ and west of Coit Rd. Sales were much better in this area of Dallas! The last several months have seen more buying in the large homes. Sales were up by 1% but that's better than being down! The average sales price increased by 15% and the median s...

Sales were down by 17% in the area for August compared to August 0f 2009. The average sales price was up by 4% and the median sales price was up by 2%. These increases are a statical anomaly caused by increased sales in the upper price ranges. The real problem for the market continues to be decli...

This report covers the area of Dallas north of LBJ. Sales were off by 37% in July compared to a year ago. The average sales price showed an increase of 15% while the median sales price climbed by 8%. These increases are a function of more higher priced sales. The number of new listings increased ...