Fountain Hills Market Reports – May 2009

Single Family Homes Sales Trends in Fountain Hills, May 2009

May 2008 April 2009 May 2009 Monthly Change in % Annual Change in %
Asking Price
$824,245
$459,555
$565,966
23.16%
-31.34%
Sale Price
$709,961
$421,577
$525,691
24.7%
-25.95%
% of Asking Price
86.13%
91.74%
92.88%
1.24%
7.84%
Price/SqFt
$267
$162
$185
14.2%
-30.71%
DOM*
133
187
161
-13.9%
21.05%
Total Transactions
32
39
51
30.77%
59.38%

Condos/Townhouses Sales Trends in Fountain Hills, May 2009

May 2008 April 2009 May 2009 Monthly Change in % Annual Change in %
Asking Price
$258,868
$218,254
$236,419
8.32%
-8.67%
Sale Price
$238,974
$201,092
$215,533
7.18%
-9.81%
% of Asking Price
92.32%
92.14%
91.17%
-1.05%
-1.25%
Price/SqFt
$168
$144
$135
-6.25%
-19.64%
DOM*
84
157
203
29.3%
141.67%
Total Transactions
39
13
21
61.54%
-46.15%

Comments

2 Responses to “Fountain Hills Market Reports – May 2009”

  1. Maria (1 comments) on June 21st, 2009 6:38 pm:

    Single Family Home Sales are gaining an upward transaction compared to Condo/Townhouse sales trend.

    Not that surprising, you know. Even I would prefer a single family house!

  2. Matt Pellerin (15 comments) on June 22nd, 2009 11:50 am:

    Hi Maria,

    Thanks for reading our news blog!

    Not only are the sales trending upward right now in almost all cities in the Metro area, but we are starting to see some zip codes turning from a buyer’s market to a seller’s market. That is a huge indicator that those neighborhoods have hit bottom (a while back) and are now in recovery mode.

    Regarding your comment about single family homes, I agree, I couldn’t live in a townhome or condo, I need my space! But, they are perfect for second home owners who only use the home a few months out of the year. they get to lock the door and forget about the place. Everything is taken care of for them (IE landscaping, general maintenance, etc.). Plus, living in a community of condos or town homes has another unique advantage over single family homes for them, it not obvious that no one is home like it would be in a single family home.