Summit County Parade of Homes: This August in Summit County real estate has been record-breaking. The year to date the real estate market snapshot is as follows:
YTD Gross volume by Year Market Snapshot
2013 – 453.587,400
2014 – 478,750,481
2015 – 614,544,640
Historical Transaction Breakdown
Number of residential transactions, year to date
2013 – 903
2014 – 953
2015 – 1184
2015 Average price history
Average residential pricing:
Single Family Homes – $854,417
Multi-Family – $393,539
Vacant Land – $376,467
Summit County Parade of Homes
August Summit County Parade of Homes. This month has been an active month in Summit County and will continue on the trend moving forward.
In September the Summit County Builders Association held the 21st annual Parade of Homes. This year’s Parade of Homes featured 17 homes across Summit County. Numerous homes were new some were remodels. Check out the SCBA web site for more information.
If you haven’t purchased your mountain home, there’s still time before the winter season.
Article information from Summit Daily News, October 19, 2015.
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