Early reports are just starting to come in for May real estate sales, and it's already starting to look like a blockbuster sales month.
Double-digit sales gains have been reported so far in:
1) Seattle by 23% vs. last year ("The most dramatic we’ve seen in at least five years. While home sales have been on the rise for months, the previous gains in homes prices had been minor. May’s real estate statistics have solidified the trend and pushed it into overdrive."),
2) Pittsburgh by 20%,
3) Albuquerque by 29%,
4) the Denver-area by 24%,
5) the Memphis area by 25%,
6) Chicago by 19.2%,
7) Nashville by 28.5%,
8) Boston by 28%,
9) Charlotte by 18.2,
10) Iowa by 14%,
11) Birmingham by 21%,
12) Milwaukee by 30%,
13) Charleston by 24%,
14) Baltimore by 13%,
15) Minneapolis by 20.5%,
16) Des Moines by 18%,
17) Champaign County (IL) by 26%.
Double-digit sales gains have been reported so far in:
1) Seattle by 23% vs. last year ("The most dramatic we’ve seen in at least five years. While home sales have been on the rise for months, the previous gains in homes prices had been minor. May’s real estate statistics have solidified the trend and pushed it into overdrive."),
2) Pittsburgh by 20%,
3) Albuquerque by 29%,
4) the Denver-area by 24%,
5) the Memphis area by 25%,
6) Chicago by 19.2%,
7) Nashville by 28.5%,
8) Boston by 28%,
9) Charlotte by 18.2,
10) Iowa by 14%,
11) Birmingham by 21%,
12) Milwaukee by 30%,
13) Charleston by 24%,
14) Baltimore by 13%,
15) Minneapolis by 20.5%,
16) Des Moines by 18%,
17) Champaign County (IL) by 26%.
And land sales in the Las Vegas Valley hit a two-year high in the first quarter with $40.3 million in total sales volume, a 38 percent increase from $29.1 million in the year-ago quarter.
It's starting to look like there might actually be a housing recovery underway; we're certainly past the bottom of the market.
It's starting to look like there might actually be a housing recovery underway; we're certainly past the bottom of the market.
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