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May 21, 2014
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Karen Schutte
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lots salesTucson Association of Realtors and Bright Future are reporting that despite a slight drop in activity, single-family residential (SFR permits) new home permits are on pace as predicted: slower first half, stronger last half. Most signs point to an improved economy and housing market for the rest of 2104.

Although new home closings (128) were quite low, April had the third-highest monthly permit total since the recovery began. This indicates that builders anticipate higher sales later this year.

Year-over-year, the Median selling price was basically flat at $239,314; and the Average 2.9% higher at $264,764.

YEAR APRIL YTD TREND
Pima County 2014 98 316 +37.4%
  2013 46 230
Marana 2014 43 181 -39.5%
  2013 64 299
Tucson 2014 41 102 +21.4%
  2013 29 84
Sahuarita 2014 13 49 -42.4%
  2013 19 85
Oro Valley 2014 11 33 -52.9%
  2013 4 70
S. Pinal County 2014 15 54 +12.5%
  2013 10 48
 
TOTAL: 2014 221 735 -9.9%
2013 172 816

Source: Bright Future, Ginger Kneup contact at [email protected]

 

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