Salem MA Real Estate Reports for 2010 Quarter 2

Salem Single Family Home Sales

The Salem, MA 2nd quarter real estate market report indicates that there were 34 homes sold in Q2 2010 as compared to 48 in 2009. This represents a 29% decrease in the number of homes sold. The average sales price changed from $309217 in 2009 to $291325 in 2010, a 6% decrease in value. The days on market changed -14 % from 129 to 111.

Go to the Salem MA 2009 real estate market report to compare the changes in market conditions.

Salem MA Homes Sold Q2 2010

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Salem Condominium Sales

The Salem, MA condominium market data indicates that there were 85 condos sold in the second quarter of 2010 as compared to 71 in 2009. This represents a 20% increase in the number of condos sold. The average sales price changed from $222367 in 2009 to $229139 in 2010 a 3% increase in value. The days on market changed 21 % from 110 to 133.

Salem MA Condo Average Selling Price 2010 Quarter 2

The Salem MA real estate Q2 2010 market report was compiled by Virtual Homes Real Estate. The data was extracted from the MA MLS (MLSPin) and is not guaranteed to be accurate.

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