Las Vegas July 2017 Housing Stats –
First, please click on the link Las Vegas July 2017 Housing Stats for the full report so you have a visual to follow along with. I will be on the first page of the report.
- The median price point for sold homes in July 2017 was $260,000. This is a 10.2% increase from July 2016. (The median sales price for a home in the Las Vegas Valley in 2016 was $233,000.)
- The number of homes sold in July 2017 was 3,142, which is an INCREASE of 10.8% from last July.
- # of available homes listed in July 2017 was 10,184. This number is DOWN 22.9% from July 2016.
- The number of new listings that came on the market in July 2017 was 3,699, down by 5% from last July.
- # of available homes listed in July without offers was 4,995, DOWN by 31.9% from last July, and down slightly from last month.
- Time on market for homes sold: 0-30 days was 67.2%, last year at this time it was 57.1%. This is huge as we saw an increase of over 10% from last year of homes being sold within the first 30 days of being on the market. Time on market for homes sold: 31-121+ days are provided on the spreadsheet.
The long and short for the Las Vegas Market this month is that it has not changed much from the several months. We have a tight supply of listings, more homes have sold, and time on the market has become a little shorter. Currently, we have about a 3 month supply of homes on the market (maybe less from what some analysts think), when a normal market will have a 6 month supply. One of the important change from all this data is to notice that our median price point is continuing to creep up ($260,000) from last month and up 10.2% from last year at this time. This is still a very ripe time for sellers right now as prices are continuing to increase. We haven’t had the large price increases month over month that we saw in past years, but a healthy increase over the months for our marketplace.
Looking at the number of available listings on the market, this number is down 22.9% from last year at this time and then look at the number of sold units, which is up by 10.8% from last year at this time, this is putting pressure on our pricing to go up, which it has by 10.8% compared to last year at this time. The Median price point is $260,000. Sellers are continuing to “piggy back” on the recent sales. Please take this with a grain of salt as I don’t mean sellers can get crazy with their pricing as that would be unrealistic, but we are seeing a forward movement upwards.
The other numbers that we need to pay particularly close attention to, especially if you are a seller, are the number of available units listed without offers. The reason a seller needs to keep close tabs on the number of available units is that is going to be your competition once a seller lists their property. This is a general overview of the entire Las Vegas Market; however, I normally see the trends pretty much stay the same when we get into a specific part of town or subdivision. For July 2017, there was a decrease by 31.9% from July 2016 to 4,995 homes that were available without offers. This is where we see a slight change from last month, as this number decreased by 3.5%. This leads us to the number of homes sold in July, which was 3,142, up by 10.8% from July of last year.
The other statistic to pay attention to is “time on the market”. The change that we saw in July 2017 was that properties that sold within the first 30 days were at 67.2%, which is an increase of over 10% when compared to last year at this time. This is the only place where I saw the number trek in a different direction than last month, as in June 2017, this number was 68.5%
In recent years, GLVAR (Greater Las Vegas Association of Realtors) has been reporting fewer distressed sales and more traditional home sales, where lenders are not controlling the transaction. That trend continued in July when 3% of all local sales were short sales, which was 5.7% last year at this time. Another 3.4% of all July sales were bank-owned, down from 5.9% from one year ago.
GLVAR said 24.6% of all local properties sold in July were purchased with cash, compared to 25.8% in July 2016. That’s well short of the February 2013 peak of 59.5%, indicating that cash buyers and investors are still more active in Southern Nevada than in most markets, but that their influence has generally been declining.
If you would like more explanation with this report or specific data within the area you live in, please reach out to me at 702-427-9444 and I would be glad to answer any questions that you may have.
Or visit www.LasVegasHomeValues.vegas to get a general idea of what your home value is.
(Click here for complete 8 Page July 2017 Las Vegas Stats Report)