Tag Archives: Rochester Minnesota
Rochester Minnesota Housing Market Monthly Update – May 2012
The Rochester, Minnesota real estate market had a good start to the year with one of the most active spring markets we’ve seen in a while. Year to date, signed contracts and closings are both up compared to last year … Read more >
Rochester Minnesota Residential Real Estate Market Conditions – Monday Morning Market Update
The Rochester Minnesota area housing market continues to see a steady flow of homes listed for sale, with 60 new residential listings last week (May 4-10, 2012), representing an 18% increase over last year. Home sales (signed contracts) were down … Read more >
Rochester Minnesota Housing Market Update – November 2011
After a sharp drop-off in home sales in September, the number of pending listings stayed steady in October, with 114 homes going under contract, an increase of 16.3% over a year earlier.
Compared to last year’s flurry of buyer activity … Read more >
Rochester Minnesota Real Estate Market Monday Morning Update
The Rochester Minnesota area housing market slowed slightly last week with 20 signed contracts, 22 new listings, and 18 closings. The homes that went under contract last week (November 4 to 10, 2011) had an average asking price of $142,620 … Read more >
Residential Real Estate Market Update for Rochester, Minnesota – August 2011
Compared to last year’s flurry of buyer activity and sharp drop-off following the end of the tax credit, Rochester, Minnesota home buyers have been more consistent with home sales achieving a more typical pattern. The number of Rochester, Minnesota homes … Read more >
Monday Morning Market Update for Rochester, MN
The Rochester area housing market started off the New Year on a good note, with half again as many signed contracts in the first week of 2011 as in the last week of 2010. Although there were half as many … Read more >
Rochester Area Monthly Market Conditions – August 2010
Homes have continued to sell in Rochester through the summer months, although at a much lower volume than in previous years. The Home Buyer Tax Credit briefly shifted the curve upward, putting home sales through the end of April on … Read more >
