Posted on April 11, 2011 by Corey Hart
Apr

11

2011

March Signed Contracts Jump 33.1% Over February; Median Sales Price Down 11.1% Year‐Over‐Year, Lowest Since April 2004

 

Rockville, MD – (April 11, 2011) – The following analysis of the Baltimore Metro Area housing market has been prepared by housing market expert Jonathan Miller, based on the March 2011 RBI Pending Home Sales Index™ released today:

 

OVERVIEW:

The number of signed contracts surged 33.1% month‐over‐month to 2,857, the highest March total since 2007 and the third consecutive monthly increase. Despite the rise in pending contract activity, median sales price fell for the 5th consecutive month declining to $200,000, 11.1% below the March 2010 result and the lowest since April 2004. The region is still feeling the impact of the expiration of the federal homebuyers tax credit last April that was followed by a sharp decline in sales activity through the end of 2010 helping to push values lower.

 

 

Posted on April 11, 2011 by Corey Hart
Apr

11

2011

March Signed Contracts Jump 34.3% Over February; Median Sales Price Rises 3.2% Year‐Over‐Year

Rockville, MD – (April 11, 2011) – The following analysis of the Washington, D.C. Metro Area housing market has been prepared by housing market expert Jonathan Miller, based on the March 2011 RBI Pending Home Sales Index™ released today:

 


OVERVIEW:

Pending home sales jumped 34.3% month‐over‐month as the Washington, DC metro area entered the “spring market” with 5,432 signed contracts, the highest number for the month of March since 2006. The March total exceeded the federal homebuyers tax credit‐fueled total reached in the same month last year. With three consecutive months of increased pending sales activity, median sales price showed a seasonal increase of 6.7%, the first month‐over‐month increase since last October.

 

 

Posted on April 05, 2011 by Corey Hart
Apr

05

2011

Watch this demo to get the basics of RBI's Interactive Charts. Give the features a test drive at the Mid-Altantic level, then sign up to create custom charts at the region, county or ZIP Code level - perfect for using on your website, blog or email farming campaign.

Posted on March 22, 2011 by Corey Hart
Mar

22

2011

New Embed Sizes. New Share function. New Excel formatting. New Pendings.

We are pleased to announce our latest release that includes several enhancements we'll cover below. The focus of this release was making custom graphs you build (within the Interactive Charts section) easier to embed on your site or share via email or social networking platforms. Highlights include...

More Embed sizes - Now includes 4 sizes for optimized viewing on your webpage: XL(785x440), Large (620x330), Medium (540x330), Small: (300x280)

Sharing function - Creates a standalone URL for your custom chart that can be shared via Facebook, Twitter, email or MySpace (it's still around we think)

Export to Excel - Revamped the formatting, saving you the time previously needed to expand columns, etc. on the exported data spreadsheet

New Pendings - Added to the Market Activity facet bar. Total Pendings is still there, but this gives you a more timely view of contract activity.

Sold Price to Original List Price - Interactive Chart now covers the more precise "average ratio" rather than "ratio of the averages" (don't worry, we dive into the weeds below)

 

Keep reading to learn more about each enhancement...

 

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Posted on March 18, 2011 by Corey Hart
Mar

18

2011

Here's the D.C. version, visit this section to view and embed this or others...


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