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Bank-Owned Sales Inched Down Again in April

Posted on May 14, 2013May 14, 2013 by The Tim

Let’s take another look at what share of the monthly sales are being distressed sales—bank-owned and short sales. In April 2012 15.2% of the sales of single-family homes in King County were bank-owned. In April 2013 that number was just 6.8%.

Bank-Owned: Share of Total Sales - King County Single-Family

The low point of the last few years was 5.7% in November. I wouldn’t be surprised to see us drop below that level in the next few months.

Short sales inched up a bit in the month, rising from 9.2% in March to 9.9% in April. A year ago 11.6% of sales in the county were short sales.

Short Sales: Share of Total Sales - King County Single-Family

Later this week we’ll take a look at how the median prices are moving for bank-owned homes, short sales, and non-distressed sales.

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