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January 13, 2011 at 3:02 PM #18392January 13, 2011 at 3:23 PM #653082
Scarlett
ParticipantThanks a bunch, SD R! I was waiting for these kind of stats. Sounds like we’ll have a hard time finding a 4/3 2000sf in PQ at 500K…But I can wait…I think the prices are going to continue to drop.
January 13, 2011 at 3:23 PM #653734Scarlett
ParticipantThanks a bunch, SD R! I was waiting for these kind of stats. Sounds like we’ll have a hard time finding a 4/3 2000sf in PQ at 500K…But I can wait…I think the prices are going to continue to drop.
January 13, 2011 at 3:23 PM #653870Scarlett
ParticipantThanks a bunch, SD R! I was waiting for these kind of stats. Sounds like we’ll have a hard time finding a 4/3 2000sf in PQ at 500K…But I can wait…I think the prices are going to continue to drop.
January 13, 2011 at 3:23 PM #654196Scarlett
ParticipantThanks a bunch, SD R! I was waiting for these kind of stats. Sounds like we’ll have a hard time finding a 4/3 2000sf in PQ at 500K…But I can wait…I think the prices are going to continue to drop.
January 13, 2011 at 3:23 PM #653147Scarlett
ParticipantThanks a bunch, SD R! I was waiting for these kind of stats. Sounds like we’ll have a hard time finding a 4/3 2000sf in PQ at 500K…But I can wait…I think the prices are going to continue to drop.
January 13, 2011 at 4:47 PM #653182Anonymous
GuestSDrealtor,
Could you please explain the terms there for me.
What does sp,lp and mtime mean?
(Is it selling price, low price and mean time on market?)What is the units of mtime?
January 13, 2011 at 4:47 PM #653768Anonymous
GuestSDrealtor,
Could you please explain the terms there for me.
What does sp,lp and mtime mean?
(Is it selling price, low price and mean time on market?)What is the units of mtime?
January 13, 2011 at 4:47 PM #653117Anonymous
GuestSDrealtor,
Could you please explain the terms there for me.
What does sp,lp and mtime mean?
(Is it selling price, low price and mean time on market?)What is the units of mtime?
January 13, 2011 at 4:47 PM #653904Anonymous
GuestSDrealtor,
Could you please explain the terms there for me.
What does sp,lp and mtime mean?
(Is it selling price, low price and mean time on market?)What is the units of mtime?
January 13, 2011 at 4:47 PM #654230Anonymous
GuestSDrealtor,
Could you please explain the terms there for me.
What does sp,lp and mtime mean?
(Is it selling price, low price and mean time on market?)What is the units of mtime?
January 13, 2011 at 5:15 PM #653803SD Realtor
Participantsure newbee…
sp is sold price
lp is list price
mt is market time in days.Note however that list price is somewhat subjective. It is not the original list price, it is what the home was listed at the time it went into escrow. Also many homes have a price range and so that lp which is list price is (i believe) the high end of the range if indeed a range was used.
At any rate it does not matter to much other then to note that the trend seems to be coming down. Unfortunately we have a way to go before we reach the lows we were seeing at the end of 2008. With that said even at the end of 2008, the lows were still not spectacular by any means.
January 13, 2011 at 5:15 PM #653940SD Realtor
Participantsure newbee…
sp is sold price
lp is list price
mt is market time in days.Note however that list price is somewhat subjective. It is not the original list price, it is what the home was listed at the time it went into escrow. Also many homes have a price range and so that lp which is list price is (i believe) the high end of the range if indeed a range was used.
At any rate it does not matter to much other then to note that the trend seems to be coming down. Unfortunately we have a way to go before we reach the lows we were seeing at the end of 2008. With that said even at the end of 2008, the lows were still not spectacular by any means.
January 13, 2011 at 5:15 PM #653153SD Realtor
Participantsure newbee…
sp is sold price
lp is list price
mt is market time in days.Note however that list price is somewhat subjective. It is not the original list price, it is what the home was listed at the time it went into escrow. Also many homes have a price range and so that lp which is list price is (i believe) the high end of the range if indeed a range was used.
At any rate it does not matter to much other then to note that the trend seems to be coming down. Unfortunately we have a way to go before we reach the lows we were seeing at the end of 2008. With that said even at the end of 2008, the lows were still not spectacular by any means.
January 13, 2011 at 5:15 PM #654264SD Realtor
Participantsure newbee…
sp is sold price
lp is list price
mt is market time in days.Note however that list price is somewhat subjective. It is not the original list price, it is what the home was listed at the time it went into escrow. Also many homes have a price range and so that lp which is list price is (i believe) the high end of the range if indeed a range was used.
At any rate it does not matter to much other then to note that the trend seems to be coming down. Unfortunately we have a way to go before we reach the lows we were seeing at the end of 2008. With that said even at the end of 2008, the lows were still not spectacular by any means.
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