As of October 1st, there are currently 535 homes for sale in Fountain Hills. There are 327 single family homes for sale (97 of them are 1M and up) and the rest are condo's, patio homes, etc. There are 45 bank owned homes. You can easily search for these homes on my website at www.ISellFountainHillsAZ.com. The average price is $689,794 which is virtually unchanged from last month. There are 76 homes currently in escrow and the average number of days on the market were 122. There were 60 homes that sold/closed escrow in September and on average, sellers are gettting about 91% of their list price. The time to buy is NOW! Don't forget about that first time homebuyer tax credit... time is running out! Call me today at 602.400.0250 or toll free at 888.311.4833!!
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October 05, 2009
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Things had certainly picked up there for a while, and we are all happy to see the economy picking up again. Recently during the summer months home sales around the valley have dropped (as they usually do) but I am feeling very confident that the economy is picking up and things will be even better that last year in the next few months. The resurgence of Canadian buyers in this buyers market has also been a good indicator of the housing industry picking back up.
Posted by: Eric Myers | August 21, 2010 at 05:42 PM