Posts Tagged ‘atlanta sub markets’
Dorsey Alston March Housing Report: Inventory Still Tight As More Houses Hit The Market
On average, a house listed for sale in North Fulton takes 16 days to go under contract. A house listed in the combined Brookhaven/Dunwoody market sits for 17 days before an offer is accepted, and in East Cobb, 19. With inventory remai...
Dorsey Alston February Atlanta Housing Report
Across metro Atlanta, fewer houses hit the market last month, and the number of sales was down compared to February of last year, while the average sales prices jumped by more than 17%. Another picture emerges when comparing January 2022 to...
Dorsey Alston Atlanta Housing Report: December Caps a Remarkable 2021
Across metro Atlanta, the number of sales and average sales prices continued to climb last month, while the number of days houses were on the market continued to fall. FMLS data show the market sustained the trend through 2021, with December...
Sounds of the season remind us of being home for the holidays
The central themes of Christmas and its traditions revolve around our homes. We put up trees, decorate and gather. To get a sense of the season, all you need to do is listen to the music. “I’ll be Home for Christmas” addresses be...
Dorsey Alston October Housing Report: Fewer New Listings Drives Prices Up
Dorsey Alston is back with our monthly housing numbers. We take an in-depth, month-to-month look at the numbers in the six close-in Atlanta statistical areas of North Fulton, East Cobb, Buckhead, Intown, Sandy Springs and Brookhaven/Dunwoody. ...
Atlanta housing inventory continues to dwindle pushing prices up
The Atlanta housing market is hot, just not red hot like it was earlier this year. Prices are up on average, while the number of days it takes for a house to sell are down. Transactions are down, and new listings and sales are lagging compar...
Atlanta Sees Overall Drop in New Listings & Number of Sales While Prices to Continue Climb
In this August 2021 Atlanta real estate market report the number of new listings coming to market in August was as low as we have seen this year, which is reflected in the lower number of sales in most Atlanta markets. Prices continued to ri...
July 2021 Atlanta Housing Market Data Shows Sales Volume Dip, Prices Up
Comparing Metro Atlanta housing data from July 2021 to July 2020, sales prices were up, days on the market were down, and sales volume was down for the first time since April. This is a very important data set, as this is the first time we c...
