The average ($198,371) and median ($165,000) sales prices of single family homes in Lunenburg County are up slightly from January 2009. Queens County sales saw a moderate gain in average sales price ($129,445) and a slight fall in median prices ($106,000) for the same period. Raw sales experienced a significant drop in Queens County relative to January 2009. However the drop in sales for Lunenburg County was only slight, perhpas a sign that the market is beginning to improve in Lunenburg County. Homes still take about six months to sell and the inventory of homes for sale for all of the South Shore is nearly the same as last January.
But even in the difficult overall economic environment South Shore homeowners in general are retaining the value in their homes. At the same time buyers have a good inventory from which to choose at attractive mortgage rates.
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The above information is based in whole or in part on MLS® Data owned by the Nova Scotia Association of REALTORS® covering the period January 2009 through January 2010.