6/8/2010

RE/MAX CEO Margaret Kelly explains how homeowners can avoid foreclosure with the newly announced government Short Sale plan, HAFA, that went into effect April 5, 2010. New guidelines include $3,000 for moving expenses to homeowners who complete a Short Sale or agree to turn over the deed of the property to the lender. HAFA is designed for homeowners who are in financial trouble but don’t qualify for the Administration’s loan modification program.

New HAFA Guidelines

 

Bowling Green Market Report

May 2010 Bowling Green/Warren County Residential Real Estate Report

Residential Properties

Price Range Listings Sold – # Listings

Sold – $

Avg.

DOM

Sold

Active Listings Avg.

DOM

Active

New Listings Sales Pending
0 – $99,999 27 $1,906,930 126 116 130 27 61
$100,000 – $199,999 70 9,539,860 140 355 102 65 105
$200,000 – $299,999 14 3,379,500 142 147 127 22 18
$300,000 – $399,999 7 2,331,000 202 54 154 6 15
$400,000 – $499,999 1 485,000 311 26 183 5 4
$500,000  & Over 2 1,115,000 193 48 185 5 4
GRAND TOTALS 121 $18,757,290 143 746 123 130 207


This information is based on data from the  local Multiple Listing Service for the time period indicated and as of the date of publication.  RE/MAX Real Estate Executives, the Multiple Listing Service, or the REALTOR Association of Southern Kentucky, Inc. do not guarantee or are in any way responsible for the data accuracy.  This table represents only those active listings, listings sold and closed, and pending listings that have been entered by member offices of the REALTOR Association of Southern Kentucky. Please do not rely on this information in making decisions on purchasing or selling real estate.