Based on a custom weighted algorithm, it combines nine critical measurements of the real estate market into a single, useful number: the PTC Index. To give you some perspective, when the market was at its most active point in 2005, the PTC Index average would have been 225. In January of 2010 we reached a low of 28. Though times have changed, the need for this data is greater than ever.
October 2011
Building Permits | 116 |
New Home Sales | 91 |
Existing Home Sales | 688 |
Refinance | 815 |
Average Sales Price | 138973.5 |
Financial-Bond Market(10-yr Treasury) | 2.15 |
Days on Market | 77 |
Distressed(Short Sales and REO) | 3248 |
Notices of Default | 421 |
PTC Index | 132 |
For reference sake, last month was 120 with a year ago at 121, with the interceding months all having lower numbers.
October brought great news overall within the Treasure Valley real estate market! Notably, refinances were up nearly 32% compared to September most within Ada County. Across the county line, Canyon County experienced a gain of 50% in new home sales while Ada's numbers (79) remained flat. Building permits made a cumulative gain of 10% in the valley with existing home sales falling slightly by roughly 4% from the month prior. Days on market, distressed properties (short sales and REO) fell slightly from 84 to 77 and 3,442 to 3,248, respectively. As expected, Notices of default were the rise, up nearly 30% from September possible due to the fruition of bank-owned, shadow inventories. We expect a sustain uptick in refinances in the coming months with new legislation aimed at helping consumers with underwater mortgages.
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