Prescott Arizona area foreclosure market report as of 5-02-09
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Prescott Area Market Report
Twelve new foreclosed or short sale homes came on the market last week, about one in every 10 homes being listed in the Prescott Arizona Area MLS system, and one third of the closings were distressed sales in Prescott, Prescott Valley, Chino Valley, Dewey-Humboldt and the outlying areas of Yavapai County. Foreclosure activity was up again on the pending and sales side, but went down as a percentage of new listings.
The difference between what newly listed traditional homes and Prescott foreclosed/REO and short sale properties per square foot remains large at a 42% discount.
A bit of an anomaly this week is the fact that distressed homes took 5% longer than traditional sales. This is great news! We’ll see what happens next week.
Want to see what the latest sales figures are? See: Prescott area REO and short sale homes sold 4-15-09 to 4-30-09
| Foreclosed and short sale homes new on market | |||||
| MLS | Address | City | List Price | SQFT | $/SQFT |
| 937255 | 5035 Robert Road | Prescott Valley | $79,500 | 1,431 | $56 |
| 937416 | 413 Galloway Dr. | Chino Valley | $150,000 | 1,838 | $82 |
| 937310 | 12923 Madrid | Prescott Valley | $132,900 | 1,484 | $90 |
| 937365 | 3501 Etheridge Dr | Prescott Valley | $136,900 | 1,423 | $96 |
| 937367 | 925 Madizell Drive | Prescott | $319,900 | 3,281 | $98 |
| 937340 | 7816 Las Palmas Dr | Prescott Valley | $169,900 | 1,668 | $102 |
| 937422 | 4561 Sheridan Ln | Prescott Valley | $218,000 | 2,032 | $107 |
| 937307 | 8601 Ramble Way | Prescott Valley | $139,900 | 1,301 | $108 |
| 937425 | 7244 Burro Lane | Prescott Valley | $133,900 | 1,200 | $112 |
| 937412 | 1495 Roadrunner | Prescott | $419,000 | 3,696 | $113 |
| 937355 | 433 Joseph Street | Prescott | $240,500 | 1,754 | $137 |
| 937347 | 2142 Glenshandra | Prescott | $380,000 | 2,139 | $178 |
| # of Homes Listed: | 12 | ||||
| Average | $210,033 | 1,937 | $106 | ||
| Median | $159,950 | 1,711 | $105 | ||
| MLS Date: | 5/4/2009 | *Source: (PAAR) 110-670 | |||
To get more information about any of these listings or any others in Prescott, Prescott Valley, Chino Valley or Dewey-Humboldt areas, feel free to contact me, or you can search by MLS number, address, or lots of other ways in our Search Prescott MLS section.
| Weekly Activity Stats | ||||
| REO/Short Sale Traditional | ||||
| New | 12 | 104 | 10% | of listings |
| List $/sqft | $106 | $148 | 42% | less |
| Pending | 15 | 21 | 42% | of listings |
| Closed | 10 | 18 | 36% | of sales |
| Sold $/sqft | $83 | $117 | 29% | less |
| DOM | 134 | 127 | -5% | longer |
| *Source: (PAAR) | ||||
The percentage of foreclosed/REO/short sale new listings on market decreased from 14% to 10% this week. Last week 64% of the pending sales were REO or short sales, and this week they made up 42% of the deals going into escrow. The percentage of REO/short sales that closed last week went from 19% to 36% this week. REO/short sales sold about 5% slower than traditional resales.
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Thanks for your comment, Robert. I think if you read the entirety of my blog you will see that I try to post the current news and views about the market. You are welcome to post your analysis of what the market will do. My readers welcome input from all sides.
Thank you! This is just what I was looking for. Keep up the great work!
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If I may add that with the number of outstanding loans that are scheduled to reset in the next couple of years, decreasing home values and stricter lending guidelines, the rate of foreclosures are on track to peak in 2010. Short sales have become a growing niche for Real Estate Agents to sell homes before they become bank owned.
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1/3 on the market are foreclosed or short sales – wow. It’s nice that you research this information. The agents who represent home sellers prob don’t share that info with buyers. Take care.
Dear Patrick,
Great article! I agree with you. I also would like to add couple more alternatives to those homeowners who want to stay in their homes.
There are two products those aren’t widely knowing and common in the market place. Trsutee Foreclosure Delays and Loan Re-Write.
Did you know that Homeowners are illegally being foreclosed on especially in Trustee States?
In Judicial Foreclosure states, a judge reviews the legality of the foreclosure proceedings to ensure the homeowner is being protected against greedy lenders and yet still the lenders are not properly following the foreclosure laws correctly (see this article: http://www.nytimes.com/2009/08/31/nyregion/31judge.html?_r=2).
In Trustee States, lenders employ a “third party” trustee company to replace the legal function of a judge and orchestrate the foreclosure process. If banks are not legally foreclosing when they know a judge reviews the case what do you think they are doing when they only have to go through a trustee that they pay? And what is more interesting, the trustee company is liable for the foreclosure proceedings but who is going after the trustee companies to review the legality of these foreclosure packages? You guess it! Yes, No one is..!
Did you know that a loan Re-Write program has the ability to reduce homeowner’s current loan balance down to the current market value at prime + 3%?
Here is an example: You owe $500K on your home but it is only worth $350k. Investors will bulk purchase the note from your current lender and re-write it back to you at $350k, saving you (the homeowner) over $150k!
I hope this helps!
To find out more about our services you may want to visit http://ASNDinc.com/
Yamen Elasadi
yamen@ASNDinc.com
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