Greenwich, CT Residential Real Estate Blog and Analysis: December 5th
December 5th
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I am on vacation this week in Florida. I apologize for the delay in getting the open house list out to you. The open house list has been updated for this week.
Please click on the above picture to see a video of the home at 8 Seagate Road in Riverside. This home has one of the most beautiful views of any I have seen. The 190 degree panoramic view of Old Greewich, the Sound, to Manhattan in the distance is breathtaking. The walkout to Elias Point just adds to the scenery. The home sits up high so has not been affected by any storm. The Harbor Point Association adds to the privacy and quaintness of the location. Yet, you are on the water in Riverside, close to everything. The home contains five bedrooms, five baths, and two fireplaces. It sits on 1.01 acres and has 6,534 s.f.
I have also included a link to the 3rd Quarter Market Report my firm puts out for your review.
I would like to take a minute to thank everyone. We just ended the third quarter. There are over 1,120 Realtors in Greenwich and when counting my private sales I ranked 12th in gross volume for the third quarter. I truly appreciate everyone who takes the time to read and follow this blog as well as those of you who have used me and continue to tell your friends about me. Thank you. The charts are as of end of Q3, the open house list has been updated.
I have invested in my own MLS Search for my readers. This will give access to a lot of the listing information I have. Also, if I have already set you up with your personal portal, you will now be able to search your own searches outside of what I set up for you. Feel free to test out and search properties. I feel the best attribute is that you can save your own search and choose to get alerts as new properties come on to the market, properties are sold, or change in price. All specific to your customized search. Hence, you will speed up your learning curve, becoming an expert in the specific market you care about.
Please let me know if you would like me to provide customized information or statistics for you based on your criteria.
**The information on the featured property and all statistical information is from the Greenwich MLS.
**All opinions garnered from the statistics are my own
Properties Sold
When looking above you can see that April through July are what really hurt us this year. The beginning of the year and the last couple of months have held up very well. Unfortunately, April through July is the busiest part of the year.
New Listings
![]() We had 87 new listings in October. This is a little less than the past two years.
In an effort to define the different markets as a good time to buy or sale I believe one needs to look at the months on average it would take to sell through the inventory we have. This one below is the amount of months on average to sell through our current inventory based on 2014 ytd sold numbers by price range.
I believe these chart above and below best show the Greenwich market. If you look at the months on average to sell through the inventory I believe it best shows the market. I have done two reports, one based on last year's activity and one based on this year's activity. You will see that across the board the months on average are down year to date, which may seem counter intuitive if I am saying that the transactions are down. However, the end of July is typical when the least amount of inventory is out there, due to being past the spring market and before the fall market. Hence, when you compare it to the chart with the 2013 activity you see that the months on average are higher.
The chart below is the amount of months on average to sell through current inventory based on all of 2013 sold numbers by price range.
I find these two charts to be very intriguing. One can see the huge discrepancy based on the 2013 numbers between the luxury market and under $3M. However, at the top if we use the inventory based on the ytd sold numbers it is not as definitive. The luxury market is doing much better than last year and each market seems to be doing relatively well.
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