Friday Chart – 1st 17 Days of September

Posted on September 18, 2009 by Jim Duncan

The first 17 days of September. This is the time of year that we start to see the Charlottesville real estate market start to slow down … I tell my clients that if they’re looking to sell their house, things tend to taper off until October and once we hit Halloween, we’re looking at Thanksgiving, then Christmas, Hanukkah, winter …

The orange column shows the number of residential properties that both came on the market and went under contract in the first seventeen days of September – an indication of properties that were priced very well.

For this chart, the Charlottesville MSA is defined as Charlottesville, Albemarle, Fluvanna, Greeen and Nelson.

I’m going to try to continue these Friday charts … please let me know what you would be interested in seeing.

Update: Numbers as requested.

About Jim Duncan

A Charlottesville Realtor who tries to stay on the bleeding/cutting/functional edge of technology and real estate trends. I have been selling real estate for the past 10 years, lived in C'Ville for twenty+ and am married to one of few Charlottesville natives left.
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  • http://www.brandongreen.com/ Brandon Green

    Is there anyway you could add the actual numbers too? It’s easy to see the differences amongst the taller columns, but I have a hard time comparing the orange ones. Thanks!

  • http://www.realcentralva.com Jim Duncan

    Brandon –

    Done. That’s one thing I dislike about Google embedded graphs/charts – on the backend the numbers show when you click, but not on the published graphs.

  • http://www.princewilliamhomesforsale.com/manassas-homes.htm Manassas VA Homes

    It would be interesting to see how the trend played out until right now. Have you seen a lot of improvement?

  • buyer

    Could you add some more numbers and information, please?

    What types of property went to contract?
    What were the price ranges?
    Where were the properties?

    Thanks.