DEER VALLEY MARKET SPOTLIGHT

By Nancy Barth
Aug 30, 2012

Graph of Deer Valley real estate single-family home salesJim Barth & Associates recently updated the DeerValleyReport website by posting mid-year 2012 Deer Valley real estate market statistics.  On the “Deer Valley Stats” page, Jim Barth & Associates compared year-to-date activity for both single-family homes and condominium sales from January 1, 2012 through June 30, 2012 to the same period in 2012 for the Deer Valley real estate market.  Additionally, graphs showing the comparison of total dollar sold volume of Deer Valley single-family homes and condominiums by area (Lower Deer Valley, Deer Crest, Upper Deer Valley and Empire Pass) from January 1, 2012 through June 30, 2012 to the same period in 2011 have also been posted.  The most significant change was in Deer Crest, where $32 million in single-family home sales were recorded – more than all of 2010 and 2011 combined.  For more detailed analysis, statistics and graphs of the Deer Valleyreal estate market, please click the Deer Valley Stats page.

Deer Valley Market Absorption Rate Snapshot – July 2012

By Jim Barth
Jul 02, 2012

At Jim Barth & Associates, we stay focused on current market trends and statistics that might have an impact on our clients.  For instance, yesterday we compiled our “months of inventory” analysis for the Deer Valley Resort market as of July 1, 2012, and would like to share this information with our readers and clients.  We compile these numbers on a monthly basis looking for trends.

When we refer to the overall Deer Valley Resort real estate market below, we are including the following submarkets: (i) Lower Deer Valley, (ii) Upper Deer Valley, (iii) Empire Pass and (iv) Deer Crest. We compile inventory statistics for each of these submarkets as well as the overall Deer Valley market, so if you would like more specific submarket information, please let us know.          

Single Family Homes: As of July 1, 2012, there were currently 59 active listings in the overall Deer Valley single family home real estate market, 2 under contract and 36 homes that have closed escrow in the past 12 months.  This represents 20 months of available inventory for single family residences, which is down from last month’s (June 2012) reading of 23 months and further down from the May 2012 reading of 27 months and even further down from the March 2012 reading of 38 months of available inventory.  Additionally, these numbers are higher due to the lack of single family sales activity in the Empire Pass submarket, where there is currently 132 months (11 years) of available inventory on the market.  Extracting the Empire Pass submarket from the overall analysis, available inventory is further reduced to 17 months as of July 1, 2012.  The overall trend continues to shift away from such an overwhelming buyer’s market that we have experienced in the past few years.  The strongest submarket for single family homes continues to be in the Upper Deer Valley submarket, with 14 months of available inventory, up slightly from the June reading of 13 months.  The submarket providing for the most dramatic improvement in 2012 is the Deer Crest submarket, which topped out in February at 96 months (8 years) and now is at only 15 months, primarily due to absorption of available homes.

 

Condominiums:  There are currently 142 active listings in the overall Deer Valley condominium real estate market, 18 under contract and 160 condominiums that have closed escrow in the past 12 months.  This represents 21 months of available inventory overall, which is up slightly from last month’s (June 2012) reading of 18 months of available inventory.  Similar to the single family home numbers, the overall yearly trend continues to shift away from such a strong buyer’s market and an uptick in months of inventory this time of year is anticipated due to the seasonality of the resort market.  The strongest submarket is the Empire Pass Condominiums, with 19 months of available inventory, up slightly from the June 2012 reading of 18 months of available inventory.

Although these numbers continue to reflect an overall buyer’s market for Deer Valley Resort real estate, the yearly trends continue its movement back toward market equilibrium.

Deer Valley Market Absorption Rate Snapshot – May 2012

By Jim Barth
May 01, 2012

At Jim Barth & Associates, we stay focused on current market trends and statistics that might affect our clients.  For instance, this afternoon our staff compiled our “months of inventory” analysis for the Deer Valley Resort market as of May 1, 2012, and we would like to share this information with our readers and clients.  We compile these numbers on a monthly basis looking for trends.

When we refer to the overall Deer Valley Resort real estate market below, we are including the following submarkets: (i) Lower Deer Valley, (ii) Upper Deer Valley, (iii) Empire Pass and (iv) Deer Crest. We compile inventory statistics for each of these submarkets as well as for the overall Deer Valley market, so if you would like more specific submarket information, please let us know.

Single Family Homes: As of May 1, 2012, there are currently 60 active listings in the overall Deer Valley single family home real estate market, 6 under contract and 29 homes that have closed escrow in the past 12 months.  This represents 25 months of available inventory for single family residences, which is down from last month’s (April 2012) reading of 31 months and further down from the March 2012 reading of 36 months of available inventory.  The trend continues to shift away from such an overwhelming Buyer’s Market.  The strongest submarket is for Upper Deer Valley homes, with only 12 months of available inventory down from the April reading of 15 months.

Condominiums:  There are currently 155 active listings in the overall Deer Valley condominium real estate market, 27 under contract and 110 condominiums that have closed escrow in the past 12 months.  This represents 17 months of available inventory overall, which is down marginally from last month’s (April 2012) reading of 19 months of available inventory.  Similar to the single family home numbers, the trend continues to shift away from such a strong Buyer’s Market.  The strongest submarket is for Lower Deer Valley condominiums, with only 12 months of available inventory, which is down slightly from the April reading of 13 months of available inventory. 

Although these numbers continue to reflect an overall buyer’s market for Deer Valley Resort real estate, the trend appears to continue its long slog back toward equilibrium.

Deer Valley Market Snapshot

By Jim Barth
Mar 15, 2012

Here at Jim Barth & Associates, we stay focused on current market trends and statistics that might affect our clients.  For instance, this morning we compiled a “months of inventory” analysis for the Deer Valley® market and thought we might share this information with our readers.  We compile these numbers on a monthly basis looking for trends.

 When we refer to the overall Deer Valley® market below, we are including the following submarkets: (i) Lower Deer Valley, (ii) Upper Deer Valley, (iii) Empire Pass and (iv) Deer Crest. We do compile the inventory statistics for each of the submarkets, so if you would like this information, please let us know.

Single Family Homes: There are currently 71 active listings in the overall Deer Valley® single family real estate market, three under contract and 26 homes have closed escrow in the past 12 months.  This represents 33 months of available inventory, which is down from last month’s 36 months of inventory.  The strongest submarket is in Upper Deer Valley with 14 months of available inventory.

Condominiums:  There are currently 187 active listings in the overall Deer Valley® condominium real estate market, 20 under contract and 115 condominiums have closed escrow in the past 12 months.  This represents 20 months of available inventory, which is consistent with last month’s reading.  The strongest submarket is in Lower Deer Valley, with 13 months of inventory.

Although these numbers continue to represent a very strong buyer’s market, the trend in single family homes does appear to be starting movement toward equilibrium, although ever so slightly.

For more detailed analysis, statistics and graphs of the Deer Valley® market, please click here.