2012 1st Quarter Real Estate Trend

Here are some interesting Statistics for the 1st Quarter Homes sales in Mesa County.

This graph was provided by Advances Title Company as a preview to their newsletter coming out next week.


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Mesa County Real Estate Trends For Last 20 Years

Let me just start by saying....be prepared to be surprised. The following graphs show how many homes have sold each year in the last 20 years. It is definitely an eye opener. That being said I think we need to learn from our history. If I had a penny for every time one of my parents said.."I should have bought that home on the corner back in '85. It was a HUD home priced for $75,000 and it just sold for $250,000 last month" or "Back in '85 that home was going for $65,000 and my payment would have been around $500 a month. I never really liked it much for me, but he is getting $1300 a month for rent on that thing, now." As we watch these homes come on the market and the asking prices dropping, this is a great time to invest in our future. Just remember to make sure it will cash flow (pay for itself) today. Graphs were provided by Heritage Title Company.

Graphs-Grand Junction Real Estate Statistics for December 2008

Better late than never...Here are Decembers Statistics

Graphs-Grand Junction Real Estate Statistics for November 2008

November was a pretty slow month, all the way around. Between the uncertainty with the election, stock market, and the economy, people were just a little nervous. December was much better and the general concensus is things are picking up in the real estate world, especially with the low rates.

Graphs-Grand Junction Real Estate Statistics for September 2008

Graphs-Grand Junction Real Estate Statistics for August 2008