The housing market data in Lincoln is a little misleading. There are several homes on the market that have been listed over 100 days which spews the day on market. Also, most of these homes are listed over 1 million dollars which is skewing the market data to the higher side price wise in the active market listings. The average price has the Lincoln housing market up about 9% comparing November 2020 to November 2019. Also, you can see that homes are selling much faster when you look at days on market November 2020 to November 2019 is 18 to 37.
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Lincoln |
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November-20 |
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Active Listings |
Orig Price |
List Price |
Sale Price |
DOM |
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Active |
82 |
$910,273 |
$896,843 |
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58 |
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Pending |
117 |
$573,558 |
$571,665 |
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24 |
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Sold 2020 |
90 |
$553,642 |
$551,813 |
$558,073 |
18 |
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Sold 2019 |
87 |
$532,072 |
$518,173 |
$512,599 |
37 |
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Lincoln |
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Home Sales last 6 months |
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Number of Sales |
Average Price |
Median |
DOM |
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November 19 |
540 |
$526,719 |
$485,000 |
30 |
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November 20 |
738 |
$548,695 |
$491,500 |
27 |
If you look at this data, it shows that there is a big difference from the Average sales price and the Median sales price. The higher priced homes have skewed the market to the higher side. Over the last 6 months the days on market is almost the same for 2020 to 2019.