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Robbinsville, New Jersey Real Estate - Market Report - 2008

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Robbinsville, New Jersey Market Report - May 2008

Market Statistics

Monthly Statistics for the Date Range Selected

Date

Units Listed

Listed Volume

Listed Average

Pended

Units Sold

Sold Volume

Sold Average

Average DOM

May 2008

4

3,138,300

784,575

0

3

1,442,500

480,833

87

Apr 2008

32

12,146,850

379,589

11

11

4,178,400

379,854

54

Mar 2008

44

18,699,248

424,982

12

6

2,488,900

414,816

112

Feb 2008

34

15,190,167

446,769

13

9

3,729,500

414,388

58

Jan 2008

39

16,693,876

428,048

10

10

3,095,291

309,529

137

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Totals:

153

65,868,441

430,512

46

39

14,934,591

382,938

88

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 Inventory Accumulation for the Last 12 Full Months

 

 

 

 

 

Current Inventory *

Inventory Volume

Current Average

Average Monthly Sales**

Inventory Accumulation ***

128

53,256,754

416,068

15

8

*Current Inventory is based on the actual available properties on the date this report was created.

**Average Monthly Sales is the average sales for the last 12 full months

***Inventory accumulation (in months) = Current Inventory Units / Average Monthly Sales

Pricing Details of Sold Units for the Date Range Selected

Minimum Prices

Maximum Prices

Average Prices

Original List Price : $221,900

Original List Price: $699,900

Original List Price: $409,025

Sold Price : $215,000

Sold Price: $630,000

Sold Price: $382,938

 

 

 

 

Market Statistics Criteria Used

Date Range:

1/2008 to 5/2008

Price Range:

$1,000 to $999,999,000

Property Category:

Residential

Area:

Robbinsville Twp

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New Jersey Real Estate Voice Leave a comment »    Posted by Desiree.Daniels     May 03, 2008 15:54:57

Selling your home in Robbinsville, New Jersey - Spring Tips

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Spring Selling Tips for Robbinsville, New Jersey HomeownersWashington Town Center


Thinking about selling your Robbinsville home?  Well spring is here and I thought some spring-selling tips might be helpful to get your home ready for todays market.

We need to look at the outside of your home first.     Take a minute and approach your home from the road and look at it with ˜buyer eyes.     There are always the regular spring maintenance we do to our homes when the weather breaks.   But now is the time to pay attention to detail.

Buyers are still buying homes, but they are certainly approaching the home buying process differently.    In recent past years, the buyers were fueled by lack of inventory and emotion.   Now with the market adjusting as it has, it more about the pricing and condition.  

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New Jersey Real Estate Voice Leave a comment »    Posted by Desiree.Daniels     April 16, 2008 12:05:35

Selling your home in Robbinsville, New Jersey

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  Why you should hire the Desiree Daniels Team to Sell your Desiree Daniels, Jaimie O'Neil, Albert Sodaro, Pearl Lechner, Jay Sichel, JoAnn Sommers, Joy Baszczowskihome

 

**Ranked in the top 25 for Sales Teams in New Jersey

** 20+ Years Experience

** 7 Full Time Sales Agents

**  Top Producing Agent - Member of Platinum Club

**  Million Dollar Sales Club

**  Circle of Excellence Members

**Member of The RE/MAX Hall of Fame

**Member of the New Jersey Association of Realtors - Public Awareness Committee

** Extremely accessible and reliable

**  Top Single office in the State of New Jersey

**  Top Fund Raiser for Children’s Miracle Network

**  Unconditional listing release

**  Flexible Commission Structure

** Aggressive marketing plan

** Personalized Web Page

** Customized mailings

** Referral’s upon request

 

 

 

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New Jersey Real Estate Voice Leave a comment »    Posted by Desiree.Daniels     April 14, 2008 11:17:49

Buying a Home in New Jersey - Will 2008 be the year you Wished you bought real estate?

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Today I was going through posts and was thinking about what I could do to inspire the buyers our there with FACTUAL content about buying a home.   With that being said…This post came to mind.   Enjoy!!

The following article was written by a fellow colleague of mine in Illinois.   I thought it was a great follow up to my last article on the ‘wait and see’ that buyers were doing.

Thank you Kelly - I appreicate you sharing this with my home town.

Will 2008 be the year you wish youd bought real estate?

With lower interest rates and plenty of homes to choose from, now may be the right time for you to purchase real estate. Todays lower interest rates may not be around when prices flatten out, so trying to time the market rarely works to your advantage. Another problem with trying to time the market is that it requires a rising market to know just where the bottom was¦hindsight is always 20-20, isnt it?

In many cases, purchasing a home may be cheaper than renting. In my market area, it is difficult to find a decent rental unit for under $1,300/mth. Thats $15,600/year that could have gone towards your own mortgage, instead of paying your landlords mortgage for him. Your landlord loves you, by the way, because youre making him rich. You are literally buying his property instead of your own. Think about it.

Then there is the distressed (foreclosure) property market. While many of these properties have condition issues and other challenges, in many cases they are priced below market value and offer opportunity for those willing to put in a little sweat equity to make a profit. If you are considering purchasing a distressed property, I suggest you consult a real estate agent who specialized in the foreclosure market to assist you. It can be tricky to navigate.

All investments carry some level of risk, and purchasing real estate is certainly no exception. This is not the time to make decisions that have not been carefully analyzed. What is a good purchase for an investor may not be a good purchase for a typical home buyer. This is why you should always work with a real estate agent who can guide you in the right direction and provide the information you need to make an educated decision based on your individual circumstances.

Many people wish to wait ‘until next year, when prices may be lower’ which of course, is a risk in and of itself. Prices may be lower, or may be higher. How many times have you waited for that special sweater at your favorite store to be marked down, only to discover that it was snapped up by someone else before you had the chance to purchase it? It may be a simply analogy, but the principle is the same: sometimes you snooze, you lose. If thats okay with you, then go ahead and wait it out. Hopefully you wont want to kick yourself a year from now.

The truth is, none of the experts can accurately predict the real estate market any better than the experts can accurately predict the stock market or what gas prices will be a year from now. If you purchased real estate in 2006 or 2007, you most likely got a great home at a terrific price with a low interest rate. Provided you stay in your home for several years (something I always recommend), you will benefit when property values eventually rise again.

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New Jersey Real Estate Voice Leave a comment »    Posted by Desiree.Daniels     April 02, 2008 09:10:58

New Jersey - Foreclosure - Short Sale Assistance

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QuestionAre you a victim of the housing crunch?  

Want to sell but owe too much?

Do you have to sell because your mortgage terms adjusted and can’t afford the payment??

Are you unsure of your options???  

Welcome to the great American way.  

As a Homeowner, you should not feel alone.  

We are here to help.

You have options….   Don’t let your mortgage company foreclose on you because your feeling helpless.

A short sale could be an option to explore.

What does that mean?   Well in a nutshell, a foreclosure adversely effects your credit and your ability to purchase a home in the future.    

A short sale is a way to sell your home for less than what is owed too your creditors and still keep your credit rating intact.

If you feel you may be in need of assistance, please call us to discuss your options.  

You do not pay us … the bank does.      (609) 448-2222

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New Jersey Real Estate Voice Leave a comment »    Posted by Desiree.Daniels     March 22, 2008 12:02:06