Technically accurate, occasionally useless, and entirely dependent on which run you happen to be standing on. Because the same market over twelve months looks like this: 1,120 single-family sales, $3.29 billion in volume, median of $1,900,000 — up 6%.
Technically accurate, occasionally useless, and entirely dependent on which run you happen to be standing on.
Because the same market over twelve months looks like this: 1,120 single-family sales, $3.29 billion in volume, median of $1,900,000 — up 6%.
First, a map problem The report covers the Park City MLS service areas across Summit and Wasatch Counties, a much bigger footprint than Park City.
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Technically accurate, occasionally useless, and entirely dependent on which run you happen to be standing on. Because the same market over twelve months looks like this: 1,120 single-family sales, $3.29 billion in volume, median of $1,900,000 — up 6%. First, a map problem The report covers the Park City MLS service areas across Summit and Wasatch Counties, a much bigger footprint than Park City.
Median down 15%, average down 4%, volume down 3%.
Real estate statistics are a lot like ski conditions reports. Our single-family median dropped 15% year over year, to $1,685,000. So what actually happened More homes sold, not fewer.
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