adventures in knoxville real estate by suzy trotta
Here are a couple of charts to wrap up the year that was 2011. I thought it might be a good idea to get a long view of where we are by charting out home sales by year going back to 2006. Turns out it wasn’t the happy, uplifting experience I thought it would be.
Oh, 2011, I remember you like it was only last month. Oh wait, that’s because it was. But now it’s almost the end of January 2012, which means it’s time to once again look back on the month that was and break down the December 2011 Home Sales Report numbers from the Knoxville Association of Realtors (KAAR). Let’s get to it, shall we?
Shazam!
October seems like a long, long time ago now that we’re already decking the halls, but that’s the month it’s time to take a look at in this edition of the Knoxville Home Sales Report. The numbers were a little late coming out this month from the Knoxville Area Association of Realtors (KAAR), so let’s not waste any more time. To the charts!
In case you missed it earlier this week. Enjoy!
Just in case you missed it last evening. Enjoy!
It feels weird talking about the August Home Sales Report when I’m contemplating turning my heat on for the first time this year, but that’s exactly what we’re getting ready to do. There was a whole lot of activity and good news (OK, and a little bit of bad news too) in the greater Knoxville area market in August: the Knoxville Area Association of Realtors has the numbers to prove it (and I have the charts to make it pretty), so let’s get right to it.
I did my monthly breakdown of the Knoxville home sales numbers on WBIR yesterday. Here’s the video in case you missed it. Enjoy!
The weekly poll is hoping it’s not too soon to start seeing the light at the end of the real estate bubble tunnel. Go vote and help it try to stay positive.
It’s almost the end of August, which means it’s time to hit rewind and take a look way back at the Home Sales Report numbers from the Knoxville Area Association of Realtors (KAAR) for the month that was July 2011. This summer has been a sometimes no fun economic roller coaster ride, but luckily for us, there were actually more peaks than valleys in July’s portion of that ride, at least as far as Knoxville home sales were concerned. Don’t believe me? Well, take a look at these lovely charts, why don’t cha?