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Non-Distressed Median Up 11% From 2012

Posted on March 8, 2013March 8, 2013 by The Tim

Well it’s late, but as promised yesterday, it’s time to check up on median home sale prices broken down by distress status: Non-distressed, bank-owned, and short sales.

King County Single Family Median Price - Non-Distressed, Bank Owned, & Short Sales

As of February, the non-distressed median price for King County single family home sales sits at $427,850, up 10.9% from a year earlier and up 7.0% from January. That’s quite the spike in just one month, even after we back out the bank-owned homes and short sales.

The bank-owned median sale price was at $195,000 in February, up 2.7% from a year earlier. The short sale median price came in at $267,500 in February, down 2.9% from 2012.

Here’s a look at the price per square foot broken down by distress status:

King County Single Family Median Price - Non-Distressed, Bank Owned, & Short Sales

The median price per square foot of non-distressed homes was up quite a bit from 2012 as well, but not by quite as much—a 7.4% gain. The bank-owned median price per square foot was up 7.8%, while the short sale median price per square foot was up 2.3%.

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