Report Date: May 07, 2012 For the period: May 7, 2011 - May 5, 2012	View Additional Reports
Single Family Homes Single Family - Months Inventory This is the time it would take for the active listings to sell at the current rate of sales. Large values indicate a slow market. Smaller values indicate an active market. Lower values indicate a seller's market. Higher values indicate a buyer's market. 5.8 Single Family - Annualized Sales For each week, this graph shows the number of closed sales that were reported in the prior twelve months. The twelve-month aggregation smooths out brief fluctuations so that longer trends are evident. Townhouse/Condo Months Inventory This is the time it would take for the active listings to sell at the current rate of sales. Large values indicate a slow market. Smaller values indicate an active market. Lower values indicate a seller's market. Higher values indicate a buyer's market. 7.1 Annualized Sales For each week, this graph shows the number of closed sales that were reported in the prior twelve months. The twelve-month aggregation smooths out brief fluctuations so that longer trends are evident. Highrise Months Inventory This is the time it would take for the active listings to sell at the current rate of sales. Large values indicate a slow market. Smaller values indicate an active market. Lower values indicate a seller's market. Higher values indicate a buyer's market. 9.2 Annualized Sales For each week, this graph shows the number of closed sales that were reported in the prior twelve months. The twelve-month aggregation smooths out brief fluctuations so that longer trends are evident.
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