The Latest on the Peoria Real Estate Market: Peoria Home Prices Rise, Sales Down in 2010
The final numbers are in for the Peoria Real Estate Market in 2010. The Chicago Tribune recently reported that the average sales price of homes in Peoria increased between 2009 and 2010 – from $134,300 to $137,213.The latest data follows a state- and nation-wide trend. The Peoria Association of Realtors reported that statewide sales fell 3.8 percent from 2009 and 2010 and that U.S. home sales were down 4.8 percent.
Area Experts Expect a Resurgence in the Peoria Real Estate Market in 2011
Multiple news outlets have reported that home sales are expected to increase in 2011.
The Peoria Journal Star quoted Mark Hoffmire, vice president of mortgage lending at CEFCU, saying that the credit union saw an increase in home loan applications for January.
The newspaper also reported that area experts are optimistic about new construction homes, despite the fact that lot sales have decreased in recent years. According to one expert, however, Peoria lot sales were up this year from 2009, to 13 percent of area sales.
Interested in Entering the Peoria Real Estate Market?
Housing market trends are also indicating, however, that these low home prices won’t be around forever. As the Chicago Tribune reported, the average Peoria home sales price is already starting to rise, from $134,300 to $137,213.
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