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Local Home Prices Hit 2012 Peak, Turn Down

Posted on September 10, 2012September 10, 2012 by The Tim

I keep a pretty close eye on the weekly real estate stats on Redfin’s King County region page, and I noticed something last week that seems to be worth mentioning:

King County Single-Family Home Prices

It’s only a few weeks’ worth of data, but it would appear that prices have turned the corner and are about to begin their annual fall / winter dip.

This despite the fact that the total number of listings on the market continues to drop to new lows:

King County Single-Family Home Listings

And the latest average sale-to-list ratio came in at 99.15%.

King County Single-Family Home Sale-to-List Ratio

Buyers definitely are not negotiating from a position of strength this year, but it looks like we’re still in for the usual seasonal slowdown, and it begins… now.

Full disclosure: The Tim is employed by Redfin.

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