Q4-15-SS - Park City Utah Real Estate and Deer Valley Utah Real
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Q4-15-SS - Park City Utah Real Estate and Deer Valley Utah Real
Park City Real Estate Stats: Q4 2015 Rick J. Klein 435 647 9055 Good Morning Summit Sotheby’s Today’s topics: 1. Demand: a look at pended and closed transactions 2. Supply: comparison of listings for the past two years 3. Absorption rates: overall and specific areas 4. Cash Sales 5. Pricing Trends: reviewing appreciation for the past year Goal: create a compelling narrative for both buyers and sellers. Making markets and bridging expectations in todays environment is not an easy task. Demand: Pending Sales Rick J. Klein 435 647 9055 NAR announced (1/28/2015) the pended home sales index rose slightly, 0.1%, in December and has declined or remained stable four times in five months. This December is 4.2% above last year. Pended home sales peaked in May. Dr. Yun said the decline in the second half of the year is explained by “home prices rising too sharply in several markets, mixed signs of an economy losing momentum and waning supply levels have acted as headwinds in recent months.” GPC PHSI also fell for the third straight month in November plummeting to 98.36. Our 4th quarter pended sales fell precipitously from last year’s 4th quarter. December saw some improvement and this December’s index is 2% higher than it was last year. Rick J. Klein 435 647 9055 Demand: Pending Sales NAR and GPC Pending Home Sales Index Thru 11/2015 140 Source: NAR, PCMLS/Compiled by Rick Klein 130 120 110 100 90 80 National PHSI Park City PHSI 15 Ja n- 14 Ja n- 13 Ja n- 12 Ja n- 11 nJa 10 Ja n- 09 Ja n- 08 Ja n- 07 Ja n- 06 Ja n- 05 Ja n- 04 Ja n- 03 Ja n- 02 Ja n- Ja n- 01 70 Demand: Pending Sales Rick J. Klein 435 647 9055 Pended Sales: Greater Park City 200 180 160 Source: PCMLS/Compiled by Rick Klein While the month of August was the highest monthly pended month since 2006, this November was the lowest pended sales month for November since 2010. 120 100 80 60 40 20 0 Ja A n-0 pr 7 Ju -07 O l-0 c Ja t-07 A n-07 pr 8 Ju -08 O l-0 c Ja t-08 A n-08 pr 9 Ju -09 O l-0 c Ja t-09 A n-19 pr 0 Ju -10 O l-1 c 0 Ja t-1 0 A n-1 pr 1 Ju -11 O l-1 c Ja t-11 A n-11 pr 2 Ju -12 O l-1 c Ja t-12 A n-12 pr 3 Ju -13 O l-1 c Ja t-13 A n-13 pr 4 Ju -14 O l-1 c Ja t-14 A n-14 pr 5 Ju -15 O l-1 ct 5 -1 5 # of transactions 140 As of 12/2015 Land SFR Condos Rick J. Klein 435 647 9055 Demand: Pending Sales Pended Sales: Greater Park City Annual Comparison (as of 12/2015) 2000 Source: PCMLS/Rick J. Klein 1800 Pended sales continue to rise; albeit, slowly: up 3.4% from 2014 and 4.9% above 2013. 1400 1200 1000 800 600 400 200 VL SF CO 5 201 4 201 3 201 2 201 201 1 0 201 9 200 8 200 7 200 6 0 200 # of Transactions 1600 Rick J. Klein 435 647 9055 Demand: Pending Sales Pended Sales: Greater Park City 4th Qtr Comparison (as of 12/2015) 400 Source: PCMLS/Compiled by Rick Klein 350 4th quarter surprise: Q4 2015 down 16% from Q4 2014 Let’s go a little deeper here. 250 200 150 100 50 VL SF CO 201 5 Q4 201 4 Q4 201 3 Q4 Q4 201 2 201 1 Q4 201 0 Q4 200 9 Q4 200 8 Q4 200 7 Q4 200 6 0 Q4 # of Transactions 300 Rick J. Klein 435 647 9055 Demand: Pending Sales Pended Sales: Greater Park City 4th Qtr Comparison (as of 12/2015) 400 Source: PCMLS/Compiled by Rick Klein 350 Between Q4 2014 and Q4 2015: Condo sales down 29% Home sales down 23% Vacant Land up 53% One quarter does not a trend make... 250 200 150 100 50 VL SF CO 201 5 Q4 201 4 Q4 201 3 Q4 Q4 201 2 201 1 Q4 201 0 Q4 200 9 Q4 200 8 Q4 200 7 Q4 200 6 0 Q4 # of Transactions 300 -"./01/1" #'" *&"$! #'" *$"$! #&" *%"$! #&" *#"$! #%" *&"$! #%" *$"$! #$" *%"$! #$" *#"$! ##" *&"$! ##" *$"$! #!" *%"$! #!" (!!" *#"$! )!!" !," *&"$! !," *$"$! !+" *%"$! !+" *#"$! !)" *&"$! !)" *$"$! !(" *%"$! !(" *#"$! Demand: Pending Sales Rick J. Klein 435 647 9055 4th Quarter Drop Seasonality and variance '!!" &!!" %!!" $!!" #!!" !" Rick J. Klein 435 647 9055 Demand: Pending Sales Diminished Demand or “The Vail Effect” 2013 2014 % change Number of Pended Sales Q1 Q2 Q3 YTD 411 455 470 1336 394 407 464 1265 -4% -11% -18% -5% Q4 307 379 23% Rick J. Klein 435 647 9055 Demand: Pending Sales Diminished Demand or “The Vail Effect” 2013 2014 % change 2014 2015 % change Number of Pended Sales Q1 Q2 Q3 YTD 411 455 470 1336 394 407 464 1265 -4% -11% -18% -5% Number of Pended Sales Q1 Q2 Q3 YTD Q4 394 407 464 1265 379 459 433 503 1395 318 16% 6% 8% 10% -16% Q4 307 379 23% what if 307 318 4% Demand: Exis1ng Sales Rick J. Klein 435 647 9055 NAR announced (12/22/15) existing home sales rebounded 14.7% in December because of delays in closings due to “know before you owe” legislation which delayed closings in November. Annually, 2015 saw 5.26M units sold and this is the best since 2006; this is a 6.5% increase over 2014. Dr Yun forecast 2016 GDP at 1.5% resulting in homes sales being flat but with prices rising 4% - 5% due to a housing shortage in many markets. GPC three month rolling average closed down 9% from last December due to “the Vail Effect.” GPC showed a 5.6% annual increase over 2014 and is also the highest number of sold transactions since 2006. . Demand: Existing Sales Rick J. Klein 435 647 9055 NAR and GPC # of Transactions 7,500,000 As of 12/2015 Source NAR, PCMLS/Compiled by Rick Klein 350.0 300.0 6,500,000 250.0 6,000,000 200.0 5,500,000 150.0 5,000,000 100.0 4,500,000 50.0 4,000,000 0.0 Ja nJu 00 Ja l-0 n- 0 Ju 01 Ja l-0 n- 1 Ju 02 Ja l-0 n- 2 Ju 03 Ja l-0 n- 3 Ju 04 Ja l-0 n- 4 Ju 05 Ja l-0 n- 5 Ju 06 Ja l-0 n- 6 Ju 07 Ja l-0 n- 7 Ju 08 Ja l-0 n- 8 Ju 09 Ja l-0 n- 9 Ju 10 Ja l-1 n- 0 Ju 11 Ja l-1 n- 1 Ju 12 Ja l-1 n- 2 Ju 13 Ja l-1 n- 3 Ju 14 Ja l-1 n- 4 Ju 15 l-1 5 7,000,000 NAR SAAR Left Axis PC 3 Mo Rolling Avg Right Axis Jan Ap -07 rJul 07 Oc -07 t Jan-07 Ap -08 r-0 Jul 8 Oc -08 t-0 Jan 8 Ap -09 rJul 09 Oc -09 t Jan-09 Ap -10 r-1 Jul 0 Oc -10 t-1 Jan 0 Ap -11 r-1 Jul 1 Oc -11 t Jan -11 Ap -12 r-1 Jul 2 Oc -12 t Jan-12 Ap -13 rJul 13 Oc -13 t Jan-13 Ap -14 r-1 Jul 4 Oc -14 t Jan-14 Ap -15 rJul 15 Oc -15 t-1 5 # of Transactions Demand: Exis1ng Sales CO SF VL Rick J. Klein 435 647 9055 Closed Sales: Greater Park City Number of Transactions (as of 12/2015) Source: PCMLS/Compiled by Rick Klein 200 180 160 140 120 100 80 60 40 20 0 Rick J. Klein 435 647 9055 Demand: Exis1ng Sales Closed Sales: Greater Park City Annual Comparison (as of 12/2015) 1800 Source: PCMLS/Compiled by Rick Klein 1600 Closed sales show slow but consistent increase: 2015 above 2014 by 5.6% 2015 above 2013 by 5.0% 2015 above 2012 by 23.6% 1200 16% 1000 33% 800 600 51% 400 200 Condo Sf VL 5 201 4 201 3 201 2 201 201 1 0 201 9 200 8 200 07" 0 "20 # of Transactions 1400 Demand: Exis1ng Sales Closed Sales: Greater Park City 4th Quarter Comparison (as of 12/2015) 500 Source: PCMLS/Compiled by Rick Klein 450 Similar story as pended sales. # of transaction down 9% over Q4 14. - Vail Effect 400 350 300 250 200 150 100 50 Condo Sf VL 5 Q4 1 4 Q4 1 3 Q4 1 2 Q4 1 11 Q4 0 Q4 1 9 Q4 0 8 Q4 0 7 Q4 0 6 0 Q4 0 # of Transactions Rick J. Klein 435 647 9055 Rick J. Klein 435 647 9055 Demand: Exis1ng Sales Greater Park City Annual Volume (as of 12/2015) Source: PCMLS/Compiled by Rick Klein 1,800,000,000 Volume for SF Homes in 2015 is a new record! Total volume up 10.8% from last year. 1,600,000,000 10% 1,200,000,000 1,000,000,000 55% 800,000,000 600,000,000 400,000,000 35% 200,000,000 Condo SF VL 5 201 4 201 3 201 2 201 201 1 0 201 9 200 8 200 7 200 6 0 200 Voume Sold 1,400,000,000 Demand: Existing Sales Rick J. Klein 435 647 9055 ./012341"23"5671869:;6<"=5." *)!" >?1"0@"(#+#!()A" !"#$%&'()*+,!-*"./01&2(34(50%6(71&08" #!!$!!!$!!!" ('!$!!!$!!!" *!!" Number of sales back to 5/2003 Volume back to 04/2005 #)!" (&!$!!!$!!!" (%!$!!!$!!!" (#!$!!!$!!!" #!!" (!!$!!!$!!!" ()!" '!$!!!$!!!" &!$!!!$!!!" (!!" %!$!!!$!!!" )!" #!$!!!$!!!" !" (+ (+ ! (( !" +( +! ! ,+ " (+ !( -+ " (+ !# )+ " (+ !* *+ " (+ !% (+ " (+ ! (( )" +( +! ) ,+ " (+ !& -+ " (+ !)+ " (+ !' *+ " (+ !, (+ " (+ ( (( !" +( +( ! ,+ " (+ (( -+ " (+ (# )+ " (+ (* *+ " (+ (% (+ " (+ ( (( )" +( +( )" !" B"./016C"&"D0"?;4">/6E"?F21A" G0/HD6"&"D0"?;4">724IJ"?F21A" Supply: Inventory Rick J. Klein 435 647 9055 NAR: Total housing inventory at the end of December decreased 1.79M existing homes for sale and is now 3.8% lower than a year ago. Unsold inventory is at a 3.9 month supply and is the lowest since January of 2005. GPC total listings January 1st were 1,051 down 3.8% from the month before and are up 32 listings or 3.1% from last year, where it hit a historic low. The absorption rate is 8.1 months for all properties and 6.9 months for condos and single family. Supply: Inventory Source NAR and Wells Fargo Securities Rick J. Klein 435 647 9055 Supply: Inventory Rick J. Klein 435 647 9055 Active Listings - Greater Park City 2500 (Inventory as of first of the month) February 1, 2016 Source: PCMLS/Compiled by Rick Klein # of listings 2000 1051 Listings as of 1/1/16 compared to 1,019 as of 1/1/15. Feb 2016 at 1076 listings is the lowest Feb since we began tracking. 1500 1000 500 0 07 -07 -07 -08 -08 -08 -09 -09 -09 -10 -10 -10 -11 -11 -11 -12 -12 -12 -13 -13 -13 -14 -14 -14 -15 -15 -15 -16 n ay ep an ay ep an ay ep an ay ep an ay ep an ay ep an ay ep an ay ep an ay ep an a J M S J M S J M S J M S J M S J M S J M S J M S J M S J VL SF CO Ja n A -07 pr Ju 07 l O -07 ct Ja -07 n A -08 pr Ju 08 l O -08 ct Ja -08 n A -09 pr Ju 09 l O -09 ct Ja -09 n A -10 pr Ju 10 l O -10 ct Ja -10 n A -11 pr Ju 11 l O -11 ct Ja -11 n A -12 pr Ju 12 l O -12 ct Ja -12 n A -13 pr Ju 13 l O -13 ct Ja -13 n A -14 pr Ju 14 l O -14 ct Ja -14 n A -15 pr Ju 15 l O -15 ct -1 5 # of Months Supply 65 60 55 50 Rick J. Klein 435 647 9055 Absorption Rate (ex lots): Greater Park City December 2015 (Sales: 3 mo rolling avg.) Source: PC MLS/ Compiled by Rick Klein Absorption rate at 6.9 months average since 2010: 11 months 45 40 35 30 25 20 15 10 5 0 Supply: Q4 15 Inventory Change Per Area /*012*3&4" =*3,-("$> 7*?&4$'*@A 6*@$$'*D'$>% :*EFF$'*@A 5*GHFI'$ C*J$'I$ ;*N'&>F$+%&' 9*N-'O*P$-2&4> /<*D-"(&"> //*QR"*N$-O /=*QI1#$'*QF'I".> /7*012*S-"+,*S2 /6*TIHU-11 /:*NI"$U'&&O /5*QRHHI%*N-'O /C*V$'$H( /;*W1$"4I12LQ*D'$$O /9*3'-I1>I2$ =/*N'&H&"%&'( =7*V&'2-"$11$ W'-"2*3&%-1 Rick J. Klein 435 647 9055 D0 QX A? 3&%-1 !"#$"%&'( )*+,-".$ !"#$"%&'( )*+,-".$ !"#$"%&'( )*+,-".$ !"#$"%&'( )*+,-".$ 56 7787) 69 :78/) 9 ;<<8<) /== :<85) // ==8=) 7 =<<8<) /6 6<8<) 75 B/687) /: ;C8:) 7 BC589) :6 B/687) == ==8=) /= <8<) 5 B=:8<) 6< :87) 79 B=:8<) 7< C8/) 7 :<8<) C= B/=8=) 69 B/589) 9 B7<8;) = B:<8<) 5< B=/8/) 7 :<8<) 9 :<8<) 7 K@!AL<M /: ;C8:) /6 B/=8:) = K@!AL<M = B7787) /; B:87) 6 B5<8<) /6 B7586) 5 :<8<) =6 B7787) ;: =589) =C B785) =C =;85) /79 /98;) // :C8/) C 6<8<) / <8<) /9 658=) 7 =<<8<) : /:<8<) ; /558C) ; /687) 6 <8<) /= 98/) /= B=<8<) < B/<<8<) = /<<8<) /6 B/C85) : 558C) /< B98/) C B:587) == B=58C) 5 =<8<) 9 <8<) /: C8/) = <8<) /5 6:8:) 9 /=8:) =C =;85) =9 B986) 6= =78:) C/ C85) /= /<<8<) 6 /<<8<) /5 /<<8<) 5C B:85) C6 =8;) /6/ B/86) 65 C589) /9 B6:8C) ;7 B/;85) /6; B98=) 79: C87) 7:C 9=<8<) =99 B=85) /<:/ 78/) * # of Sales based upon past 12 months Supply: Q4 15 Absorption Rate Per Area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of Sales based upon past 12 months )*+,#-+ :? 55 5@ 5A B; ? ? A 5: A= = @ < ; 5; 9 59 A? 5A 9= 5? B@= %& ./+0)1+/ @A 55 55 @ 5A : : 55 :? ? AA B< 5; 55 :< B; :5 B? B: 9; B= @B< 2"#34+ 55>B5 5A>;; 59>B9 A<><; B;>;; A=>;; A=>;; A>5< B>:B B9>;; B><A 5>@< ?>9; SIM A>@; A>:; :>9< <>?A :>A: 5B>:; 9>59 =>?9 )*+,#-+ ? B B 9 B A B A 9 A= 5 ; : A = ? ? :A : =: <B A?? Rick J. Klein 435 647 9055 '( ./+0)1+/ 5; 5 < A ; 5 A ; B 5< A A 5 ; 5; < 5: :A 5 =A 9? A99 2"#34+ 5;><; B9>;; :>@; B9>;; .EH'I;J A:>;; 5<>;; .EH'I;J A:>;; 5<>;; 9>;; SIM :<>;; .EH'I;J <>:; 5B>@; =>=5 5A>;; :<>;; 5A>BB 5:>:B 5B>:? Cash Sales Rick J. Klein 435 647 9055 NAR: cash sales were 24% of transactions in December down from 26% a year ago. Individual investors purchased 15% of homes last month; 64% of investors paid cash in December. First time buyers jumped up to 32% from 29% last December. Will we finally see an improved rate of financing in GPC? Rick J. Klein 435 647 9055 Cash Sales Cash Sales History 60% 50% Source: PCMLS/Rick J. Klein Cash per property type 2015 50% CO - 43% SF - 37% 45% VL - 82% % of Cash Sales 40% 30% 48% 50% 48% 47% 48% 2014 2015 35% 26% 20% 10% 0% 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 Cash Sales 2012 2013 Rick J. Klein 435 647 9055 Mortgage Rates Rates quoted for a purchase transac>on (as of 2/8/16) 30 Year Fixed 7/1 ARM 3.875% 3.500% 3.970% APR 3.475% APR High Balance 3.875% 3.500% ($600,300) 3.902% APR 3.470% APR 3.500% 2.750% Conforming Non-Conforming 3.513% APR 3.158% APR Conforming 15 year fixed: 3.125%; APR 3.273% 30 Yr Fixed Mortgage Rates Jan-15 Jan-14 Jan-13 Jan-12 Jan-11 Jan-10 Jan-09 Jan-08 Jan-07 Jan-06 Jan-05 Jan-04 10 Jan-03 Jan-02 Jan-01 Jan-00 Jan-99 Jan-98 Jan-97 Jan-96 Jan-95 Jan-94 Jan-93 Jan-92 Jan-91 18 Jan-90 Jan-89 Jan-88 Jan-87 20 Jan-86 Jan-85 Jan-84 Jan-83 Jan-82 Jan-81 Jan-80 Jan-79 Jan-78 Jan-77 Jan-76 Jan-75 Mortgage Rates Rick J. Klein 435 647 9055 30 Year Fixed Mortgage Rates Source: FHLMC, Rick Klein 16 14 12 Average rate since 1975: 8.4% 8 6 4 2 0 Home Prices Rick J. Klein 435 647 9055 Case Shiller announced (1/26/16) home prices increased 5.3% annually as of November 2015. FHFA stated (1/26/16) home prices increased 5.9% for the 12 months ending November 2015 and were up 0.5% from October. CoreLogic reported (2/2/16) home prices increased 6.3% year over year in December. Home prices nationwide remain 7.6% below their peek set in April 2006. CL forecast a rise in prices of 5.4% next year. Last year’s appreciation rate in Utah was 7.2%. NAR (10/23) stated median existing home price was $224,100; this is a 7.6% increase from December 2014. GPC 12 month median price for 2015 is $560K and the mean price is $940K. This represents a 4.7% and 6.1% increase respectively over 2014. Home Prices The Case-Schiller Index is about 4.8% below the peak it set in July 2006 and 29.2% above the bottom it touched in January 2012. Home prices are back to early 2005 levels. Rick J. Klein 435 647 9055 Home Prices Rick J. Klein 435 647 9055 Rick J. Klein 435 647 9055 Home Prices Federal Housing Finance Agency Prices back to Q1 07. Rick J. Klein 435 647 9055 Home Prices NAR and PC Median Price Trends As of 12/2015 $260,000 $800,000 Source: NAR, PCMLS/Rick J. Klein $240,000 $220,000 $600,000 NAR Median $200,000 $500,000 $180,000 $400,000 $160,000 $300,000 $140,000 US Median left axis PC Median right axis 15 1/ 1/ 14 1/ 1/ 13 1/ 1/ 12 1/ 1/ 11 1/ 1/ 10 1/ 1/ 09 1/ 1/ 08 1/ 1/ 07 1/ 1/ 06 1/ 1/ 05 1/ 1/ 04 1/ 1/ 1/ 1/ 1/ 1/ 1/ 1/ 1/ 1/ 03 $100,000 02 $100,000 01 $200,000 00 $120,000 PC 6 Mo Rolling Avg $700,000 Homes Prices Rick J. Klein 435 647 9055 Greater Park City Median Prices 12 month rolling average $800,000 (As of 12/2015) Source PCMLS & Rick J. Klein $700,000 Rolling 12 month median increase of 5% over last year. $500,000 $400,000 $300,000 Using the 12 month rolling average; GPC is 22% below April 2008; since the lows at the end of 2011, prices have increased 25% $200,000 $100,000 Ja nJu 01 Ja l-01 nJu 02 Ja l-02 nJu 03 Ja l-03 nJu 04 Ja l-04 nJu 05 Ja l-05 nJu 06 Ja l-06 nJu 07 Ja l-07 n Ju -08 Ja l-08 nJu 09 Ja l-09 nJu 10 Ja l-10 nJu 11 Ja l-11 nJu 12 Ja l-12 nJu 13 Ja l-13 nJu 14 Ja l-14 nJu 15 l-1 5 Median Price $600,000 12 Mo avg Med Price` Rick J. Klein 435 647 9055 Homes Prices By Areas Condos from peak to trough and back Rick J. Klein 435 647 9055 Homes Prices By Areas Single Family from peak to trough and back Rick J. Klein 435 647 9055 Home Prices GPC 12 Month Median Prices As of 12/2015 Source: PCMLS/Compiled by Rick Klein 800000 700000 2015: Up 4.7% over 2014 Up 10% over 2013 500000 400000 300000 200000 100000 Median Price 15 20 14 20 13 20 12 20 11 20 10 20 09 20 08 20 07 20 06 20 05 20 04 20 03 20 02 20 01 20 00 0 20 Median Price 600000 Rick J. Klein 435 647 9055 Home Prices GPC 12 Month Average Prices As of 12/2015 Source: PCMLS/Compiled by Rick Klein 1200000 2015: Up 6.1% over 2014 Up 14.7% over 2013 1000000 600000 400000 200000 Average Price 15 20 14 20 13 20 12 20 11 20 10 20 09 20 08 20 07 20 06 20 05 20 04 20 03 20 02 20 01 20 00 0 20 Avg price 800000 Rick J. Klein 435 647 9055 Home Prices by Segment 34,5/6!7+84/9!:;6+<!%"1! =6>68?6;!&$%#! %&!8@!;@//4,5!+A5! ')($$$($$$!! !&#$!! 3@.;>6B!CDEF3"36+G@,!C;4,>6HI4>J!K/64,! '&(#$$($$$!! !&$$!! '&($$$($$$!! !%#$!! '%(#$$($$$!! !%$$!! '%($$$($$$!! !:A6;+56!! !E6L4+,!! M!G;+,<+>N@,<!O;45PG!+Q4<R! #! *. /"% ! %# *+ ," 2! *. /"% ! %2 *+ ," )! *. /"% ! %) *+ ," &! *. /"% ! %& ," *+ /"% *. *+ ," %% ! %! !"!!!! $! *. /"% ! *+ ," %$ 1! /"$ ! *. $1 *+ ," 0! /"$ ! *. $0 *+ ," -! /"$ *. ," $- ! '#$$($$$!! *+ !#$!! Average Price 2015 over 2014 up 17.1% Median Price up 16,5% # of Transaction down 12.2% Rick J. Klein 435 647 9055 Home Prices by Segment 451637!80953:!;<70=!%$"&'! >7?79@7<!&$%#! %&!9A!<A33516!0B6! 4A2<?7!CDEF4"470GA1!C<51?7HI5?J!K3751! )%*($$*$$$!! !(#$!! )%*'$$*$$$!! !($$!! )%*&$$*$$$!! !'#$!! )%*%$$*$$$!! !'$$!! )%*$$$*$$$!! !&#$!! ).$$*$$$!! !&$$!! )-$$*$$$!! !%#$!! ),$$*$$$!! Average Price 2015 over 2014 up 19.8% Median Price up 17.4% # of Transaction up 7.4% )+$$*$$$!! )#$$*$$$!! !%$$!! !#$!! !;B7<067!! !E7L501!! M!G<01=0?NA1=!O<56PG!0Q5=R! #! 3"% ! /2 1" %# /0 /2 3"% (! ! 1" %( /0 '! /2 3"% ! 1" %' /0 &! /2 3"% ! 1" %& /0 3"% %! ! /2 1" %% /0 $! ! /2 3"% 1" %$ /0 .! /2 3"$ ! 1" $. /0 -! /2 3"$ ! 1" $- /0 /2 3"$ 1" $, /0 ,! !"!!!! ! )($$*$$$!! Rick J. Klein 435 647 9055 Home Prices by Segment 45/657!89:.7!%!"!3! ;:<:=>:9!&$%#! %&!=5!9522?/@!.A@! !#$$!! B519<:!C4DEB"B:.F5/!C9?/<:GH?<I!J2:?/! )%*($$*$$$!! !(#$!! !($$!! )%*&$$*$$$!! !'#$!! !'$$!! )%*$$$*$$$!! !&#$!! !&$$!! ),$$*$$$!! !%#$!! Average Price 2015 over 2014 up 4.6% Median Price up 10.1% # of Transaction up 7.4% )+$$*$$$!! !%$$!! !#$!! !8A:9.@:!! !D:6?./!! K!F9./7.<L5/7!M9?@NF!.O?7P! #! -1 2"% ! %# -. /" (! -1 2"% ! %( -. /" '! -1 2"% ! %' -. /" &! -1 2"% ! %& -. /" %! -1 2"% ! %% -. /" $! -1 2"% ! -. /" %$ 3! -1 2"$ ! $3 -. /" ,! -1 2"$ ! $, /" -. 2"$ -1 $0 /" -. 0! !"!!!! ! )($$*$$$!! Rick J. Klein 435 647 9055 Home Prices by Segment 45.657!89:-7!#$!"!%&! ;:<:=>:9!%$#(! #%!=5!9511?.@!-A@! B509<:!C4DEB"B:-F5.!C9?.<:GH?<I!J1:?.! *(($+$$$!! !)$$!! *($$+$$$!! !($$!! *'($+$$$!! !'$$!! *'$$+$$$!! !&$$!! *&($+$$$!! !%$$!! *&$$+$$$!! Average Price 2015 over 2014 up 8.6% Median Price up 5.0% # of Transaction up 26.9% *%($+$$$!! !#$$!! !8A:9-@:!! !D:6?-.!! K!F9-.7-<L5.7!M9?@NF!-O?7P! (! ,0 1"# ! #( ,." '! ,0 1"# ! #' ,." &! ,0 1"# ! #& ,." %! ,0 1"# ! #% ,." #! ,0 1"# ! ## ,." $! ,0 1"# ! #$ ,." 3! ,0 1"$ ! $3 ,." 2! ,0 1"$ ! $2 ,." 1"$ ,0 $/ ,." /! !"!!!! ! *%$$+$$$!! Rick J. Klein 435 647 9055 Market Snapshot !"#$%&" /0#&12 4567,-6#&$83& <#=>+,6+)7?,6 @.A5+, D?EFG. HI#&12 4567,-6#&$83& <#=>+,6+)7?,6 @.A5+, D?EFG. 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Klein 435 647 9055 Demand is increasing, is stable, and is sustainable. The number of sales in 2015 are 5.3% higher than 2014. Inventory remains low. There are about 30 more listings than this time last year - which hit historic lows. Lack of inventory will constrain sales in certain locations in the coming year. Median prices for GPC increased a modest 4.7% over last year. Yet, price appreciation varies considerably per area with many market segments increasing by double digits. GPC is highly segmented and extremely dynamic. Consumers need informed and professional agents. Rates are great and we have double the number of cash sales than national stats. Please do your part.