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Las Vegas December 2018 Housing Stats

Las Vegas December 2018 Housing Stats

First, please click on the link Las Vegas December 2018 Housing Stats for the full report so you have a visual to follow along with.  I will be on the first page of the report.

  • The median price point for sold homes in December 2018 was $295,250.  This is basically unchanged from the previous month, however, a 10.2% increase from Dec 2017 of $267,900.
  • The number of homes sold in December 2018 was 2,142, which was a decrease of 6.5% from November 2018 and a decrease of 18.2% from December 2017.
  • The number of new listings that came on the market in December 2018 was 2,336.  This is down 27.5% from the previous month, however, up 11.7% from December 2017.
  • The number of available homes listed without offers in December 2018 was 6,615.  This is a decrease of 5.5% from November 2018 and increase of 72.9% from December 2017.
  • Time on market for homes sold:  0-30 days was 55.3%, last month this number as at 60.3%. We saw an increase from 31-60 days to 24.6% and relatively unchanged from 61-90 days to 9.9%.  From 91-121+ was up slightly to 5.1%.

The numbers are indicating that the Las Vegas Housing Market is continuing to show signs of a slowdown.  This is evident by the decrease of homes sold in December by 6.5% from November 2019.  The number of homes listed without offers was at 6,615 which is down from the previous month, but a 72.9% increase from December 2017.  The median price point for the Las Vegas Market is at $295,250, which is still a 10.2% increase from December 2017.  This does not mean we have to hit the panic button.  We have had tremendous growth over the last several years and a slowdown for this part of the year is normal.  We need to also remember that home prices are up by double digits from a year ago.  GLVAR reported that properties purchased in December with cash were at 22.7%, which compares to 25.7% in December 2017.  And the number of distressed sales, short sales, and foreclosures combined dropped to 2.9% from 3.6% a year ago.

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