Tuesday, August 21, 2012

Luxury Homes Sales on the Rise in the Triangle, NC

According to data obtained from TMLS, the Durham, Orange, Chatham and Wake County Revenue Departments and other sources, Luxury home inventory for 2nd Quarter 2012 decreased by 16% compared to 2Q/11.  In our area, the luxury home market is defined as properties over $500,000.

Also decreased was the number of withdrawn listings (21%) and expired listings (19%). 
Expired and withdrawn listings accounted for 35% of luxury homes listed in Q2/12, down from 47% in the same period 2011. 
However, closings are up 25% compared to Q2/11 with 25 of them being over $1 million.  A 19% increase to the same period 2011.  New home inventory of luxury homes is down and accounts for only 10% of the segment, compared to 2007 where it accounted for 51%.
This is good news for sellers of luxury resale luxury homes!  There is still quite a bit of competition in this market segment, so sellers really have to be strategic about pricing, showing condition and marketing strategies.
Take a look at current Active listings in your area to see how your home compares.  If you would like a detailed market analysis give us a call at the Don Johnson RealEstate Team to learn more about our Luxury Home Marketing Services. 919-473-3578 
Take a look at the current inventory of luxury homes in the Triangle area.
Chapel Hill Luxury Homes for Sale

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