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  • Cache County August Home Sales Numbers Improved

    The good news is that home sales numbers for Logan Utah Real Estate during August were substantially improved compared with last month. The bad news is that although the 68 homes sold is an improvement, it is still down nearly 40% compared with last August of last year. This graph shows the comparison of home sales numbers during 2010, compared with the average monthly home sales over the previous five years.

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    The other good news is that it looks like September home sales will be even better than August home sales. There are more Cache County Homes under contract than there have been in the last two months. We currently have 107 homes under contract compared with just 98 at this time last month.

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    One interesting thing about the Logan Utah Homes that sold during August is that they were bigger than homes that have sold over the previous four months. The average home that sold was 2,489 square feet, and had an average original list price of $221.767. During April, the average original list price of homes sold was just $176,975, and the average square footage was 2,093 square feet. I think this statistic shows that a much larger percentage of August home sales were made by non first time buyers, whereas, during April the large majority of homes were purchased by first time buyers.

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  • Homes for Sale in Utah are Much Bigger Than They Should Be

    Not only are there way too many big homes on the market, but there is now far less desire for people to ever own a “McMansion”. A recent survey conducted by Trulia recently shows that American’s attitudes towards home ownership, and the size of homes they desire to own has drastically changed over the past few years. Many people who bought large homes during the boom, now realize that they don’t need nearly as much space.
    Consider this:

    * In the survey, just 9% of Americans adults desire a home bigger than 3,200 square feet. On the MLS in Utah, there are currently 5,500 homes for sale with at least 3,200 square feet. This represents 24.9% of the current Utah Homes for Sale!
    * 13% of adults want a home between 2,601 and 3,200 square feet. 14.2% of the Homes for Sale in Utah match this criteria.
    * 27% wanted a house between 2,001 and 2,600 square feet. 19.7% of the current Utah Real Estate listings fall in this size
    * 28% surveyed desire homes between 1,401 square feet and 2,000 square feet. 23% of Utah Houses for Sale fall in this range.
    * 9% want homes less than 1,400 sqaure feet. 18.6% of Utah Homes on the MLS are smaller than 1,400 square feet.

    There might be slightly more demand for larger homes in Utah because of our different demographics. Utah’s population is much younger than national averages and we also have larger families. Our desire for larger homes is probably higher than national averages. But, these results are just from a survey. The people surveyed may not actually have the means to buy a home as large the one they “desire”.
    In addition, even if the percentages did match up, in total Utah has too many homes for sale. Compared with the home sales pace over the last year, Utah has 9 months of active inventory. Ultimately, there are way too many larger homes for sale in Northern Utah. There will still be significant drops in the values of large Utah Homes.

    Re-posted from Utah Real Estate Blog

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