Single-Family:
Sales in January were up by 2%. The average sales price increased by 22% while the median sales price was up by 3%. Looks like there were a couple of high priced sales that pulled the average sales price up by such a large amount. Pending Sales rose by 7%. The new listings continued to decline and were down by 11%. The active listings dropped by 30% leaving the months of inventory at 0.8 months. Sure makes it difficult to find a home.
Sales: 182
Average Sales Price: $353,322
Median Sales Price: $262,000
Pending Sales: 210
New Listings: 252
Active Listings: 252
Months of Inventory: 0.8
Condos and Townhouses:
Plano does not have a lot of condos and townhouses so the data can be erratic.
Condo and townhouse sales were off by 30%. The average sales price declined by 25% and the median price by 34%. Pending sales dropped 20%. The number of new listings increases by 12% while the active listings declined by 5%. The months of inventory increased to a whopping 0.8 months.
Sales: 14
Average Sales Price: $161,588
Median Sales Price: $120,500
Pending Sales: 20
New Listings: 28
Active listings: 18
Months of Inventory: 0.8
Leases:
Leases increased by 7% in January. The average rent was up by 4% and the median rent by 2%. Pending leases jumped by 161%. The number of new listings declined by 2% while the active listings increases by 20%. The months of Inventory now stands at 1.4 months.
Leases: 118
Average Rent: $1,787
Median Rent: $1,700
Pending Leases: 60
New Listings: 167
Active Listings: 219
Months of inventory: 1.4
Information provided by The Real Estate Center at Texas A&M.