GSMLS – http://www.gsmls.com
(Garden State Multiple Listing Service)
Single Family Homes, Condo, Coop
(Bergen, Essex, Hudson, Morris, Passaic, Somerset, Sussex, Union, Warren Counties)
8/30 – 18,743
9/6 – 18,687 (0.3% Decrease)
NJMLS – http://www.njmls.com
(New Jersey Multiple Listing Service)
Single Family Homes, Condo, Coop
(Bergen, Essex, Hudson, Passaic Counties)
8/30 – 9,170
9/6 – 9,119 (0.6% Decrease)
MLSGuide – http://www.mlsguide.com
Single Family Homes, Condo, Coop
(Hudson County)
8/30 – 2,661
9/6 – 2,683 (0.8% Increase)
For the curious in Bergen County, here is the number of active residential SFH listings; this does NOT include Condos/Co-ops & Twnhs.
03/03 3,132
03/10 3,230
03/17 3,337
03/23 3,432
03/30 3,543
04/05 3,628
04/12 3,706
04/19 3,781
04/24 3,856
05/08 4,082
05/15 4,174
05/22 4,292
05/29 4,352
06/05 4,382
06/12 4,353
06/19 4,526
06/26 4,588
07/05 4,550
07/12 4,613
07/19 4,604
07/26 4,623
08/02 4,562
08/09 4,577 3,207
08/16 4,574 3,187
08/23 4,546 3,182
08/30 4,505 3,210
As of today 09/06 4,483 Last year: 3,284
and where do we go from
here grubbers?
Bergen County prices never go
down.
Guys:
The realtor who shows me houses in Bergen County is a member of NJMLS – and he sends me an update every evening.
Is there a place where I can get updates from GSMLS ? Or Do I have to catch hold of a Realtor who is a member of GSMLS ?
thanks.
anon @ 9/06/2006 05:18:38 PM adds:
This realtor works for Century21.
Anonymous said…
Bergen County prices never go
down.
9/06/2006 05:17:00 PM
Have you been reading the Low Ball series ? That’s the hottest Prime time topic these days ;-)
Am i bagholder? Purchased
in clifton. TH in Cambridge Crossing.
Seems like many units for sale here.
Both 2 years ago. At high
400k range.
We have a pool.
I count roughly 25 townhomes currently for sale in Cambridge Crossings in Clifton.
Here are the sales in that development since 8/1:
10 Barrister
OLP $399k
Sold $399k
147 Brittany
OLP $425k
Sold $392.5k
16 Barrister
OLP $504k
Sold $488k
56 Whiteweld
OLP $449.9k
Sold $432.5k
grim
starting to see the new and relists before the winter dead season. noticing the initial asking prices are starting to resemble more reasonable prices considering where the market valuations are today. that doesn’t mean these places are bargains but for recent sales they are competitive.
i know cambridge crossing. looked there a few years ago. looks like you’re driving into disneyland with all those fountains. i’m afraid to say you are a bagholder. there are so many units there with little to differentiate and in a rising inventory market you have little room to stand out. i fear places like cambridge crossings will be quoted prime examples of how condos/townhouses get slaughtered on the other side of a speculative market.
Here are the bubble jackels:
RealtyTrac, an online marketplace for foreclosure properties, said Wednesday it has been listed in the top 500 fastest-growing private U.S. companies by Inc. magazine.
The Irvine, Cal.-based firm ranked 53 on the list with a three-year growth rate of 1,158%.
http://tinyurl.com/jkhdm
Time for RealtyTrac to go public and for me to put some $$ into that stock