The South Bend Area MLS records show that in August 2010:

The 234 sales add up to $25.43 million in volume. That is about 3% higher than in July 2010 and about 20% lower than in August 2009.

Here is the long term graph

August 2010 - graph of monthly real estate sales volume in the South Bend Area MLS

Real Estate Sales Prices

The high price sale for August 2010 was 1222 Erskine Manor Hill in South Bend’s Erskine Manor neighborhood. It sold for $550,000 on 8/24/10.

Other high price sales were

There were 16 sales below $10,000 and 86 sales below $50,000.

Here are all the sales prices at a glance

Real Estate sales prices for August 2010 from the South Bend Area MLS

Financing

FHA sales were a smaller but still significant force in the market in August. Cash sales continue to dominate the lower price sales and conventional financing the higher price sales.

Real estate sales by type of financing

More Questions?

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6 Responses

  1. Thanks for the update!!! Look forward to the September numbers in a few days…

    From the August numbers, things look terrible for Michiana real estate. Inventory just isn’t moving. Who would have guessed things would be this anemic? Sadly, the rest of the year will be more of the same…

    Any update on the ND area sales??? What about new home sales???

    Sadly, too, after the complete spanking Stanford gave ND, BK won’t help with real estate sales (did he buy a house, or is he wise and just renting???)…nor help hotels, restaurants, etc. Argh. … will ND sellout all of its games (even with giving tickets to large youth groups, etc. apparently someone…some mysterious “person”….buys up tickets when it really isn’t a sellout and donates them to local charities to give kids a chance to attend a game….ah, seat fillers).

  2. The closed sales volume by month graph that goes back to 2001 is probably the most interesting graph to review and see trends. What would also be interesting is the graph in linear timeline format instead of the years being layered on top of each other…that is, one continuous graph from 2001 until the present. Even more interesting would be the sales numbers in a linear timeline format adjusted for inflation….2010 would then be way below 2001….. Perhaps you could post a spread sheet of the numbers?

    Best wishes.

    1. At first glance, they are comparable to the August numbers. Full report coming later this weekend. Today is too nice for statistics so we are headed to the lake.

      1. I hope you didn’t drown since you never posted the stats! LOL Just kidding…but, do hope all is well and that you had a great weekend before the weather turns cold!

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