Superior Colorado Real Estate Market Update July 2010
The Superior Colorado / Rock Creek area continues to be attractive to home buyers as a mature suburban community, with easy access to Boulder, Louisville and Denver.
Prices and market times are pretty stable this summer, and the differences in days on market, and number of homes sold between June and July isn’t varied much at all.
Sold single family home prices are down a touch as compared to June numbers. Currently there are 63 homes for sale, they’ve been on the market for sale an average of 80 days, the average price of available homes is $443,373, and the median price of the homes for sale in Superior is $409,900.
If we remove original town, The Ridge, and Sagamore, and also remove the homes for sale, but already under contract… only looking at data on homes for sale in Rock Creek, here are the numbers: 44 homes for sale, average asking price: $477,773, median asking price $459,900, and average days on the market for sale: 73.
Let’s take a look at the sold data for July 2010, and then if you want to talk more about the Superior market, Call, text, or email me and we’ll get you inside one of the homes for sale… OR if you are ready to sell, and want to discuss some unique marketing strategies for attracting the most buyers for your home before you overprice, let’s avoid simple ‘old-school’ methods of selling and marketing a home that simply don’t work in today’s market.
Call, text, or email me today. Anyway, here’s the July stats for you:
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Louisville Real Estate Market Update July 2010
Louisville is still a top-rated community. Single family homes are not selling as quickly in the community, but market prices are hanging in there, as compared to some other parts of Boulder County. Money magazine didn’t include Louisville as one of their top picks this year, but the criteria changed.
Another way to get the inside track of this community, or other areas and businesses is to take a look at my neighborhood profiles, and Boulder business profiles, here on my site.
They’re short videos that give you a personal inside view on what our area is all about.
I’m still adamant that you need to get out and experience the neighborhood where you are considering to move into.
Go drive around at different times a day, explore the neighborhoods, … then maybe it’s time to look at houses, and study the data.
Here’s your information for sold homes in Louisville, Colorado for July 2010: Read more
Boulder Real Estate Market Update July 2010
Okay, so another month has passed and it’s time to report in on the basic statistics for sold homes in Boulder, and Boulder Neighborhoods.
If you like to follow along and learn more about Boulder home sales and Boulder neighborhood information, this is the place.
I’ve reviewed the numbers for you for July 2010, and am reporting it all for you.
Here’s the latest data to show you what’s happened in the last calendar month.
Boulder Real Estate Market Update June 2010
The homes in Boulder are still selling well, and activity is up to what we’d consider a normal pace. There are a couple of really great opportunities I’ve seen, and a couple of sellers who are still holding out for a little more money than the market will currently bear… so they’ll just have to wait.
The data on Boulder condos says that condos are taking less time to sell, and we’re seeing an uptick in number of sold homes. Nice and steady… and the average and median prices of sold Boulder condos is doing well.
Call, text, or email me if you want to talk more about the Boulder market.
Here are your statistics for sold Boulder Colorado real estate in March of 2010:
Louisville, Colorado Real Estate Market June 2010 Analysis
Louisville is still a top-rated community. Homes are selling quickly in the community, and demanding high market prices, as compared to some other parts of Boulder County.
Many websites will report data, and I’m always happy to report data, as I will here in this post… and there’s more to choosing a home and a community than simply analyzing the price per square foot. You need to get inside a home and decide if it’s right for you. No matter, let’s get you some data, and a tiny bit of analysis.
Another way to get inside the character of a community is to take a look at my neighborhood profiles, and Boulder business profiles, here on my site. They’re short videos that give you a personal inside view on what our area is all about.
We must also remember that any area you may choose to live in comes with some element of intangible elements which don’t come from paper, numbers, or plain logic.
That’s why I still feel strongly that you need to get out and experience the town and neighborhood where you may be considering a move. Go drive around at different times a day, explore the neighborhoods, … then consider studying the data.
Here’s your data for sold homes in Louisville, Colorado for June 2010: Read more
