What is the average cost of a home in Tuscon?
Tucson is a diverse housing market, and covers all price points. Located in Pima County, Arizona , the mean home price for all housing types in 2009 was $171,784. Depending on the area, there are some good prices to be found on homes.
The North and East tend to have higher home prices, while the South is generally inexpensive. Homes in the 85749 zip code run between $280,000 to well over a million dollars. New homes on the South side can be picked up for about $170,000.
Some resources you will find helpful would include city-data.com/city/Tucson-Arizona.html for demographic information. For home sales and listings, TARMLS.com is your source. Home values have fallen, as they have in the rest of the United States, so now is a good time to grab a bargain if you wish to make Tucson your home.It's a great city.
The estimated median house or condo value in 2009 for Kingston. New York was $199,628. This is up from $86,500 in 2000.
The mean prices in 2009 for all housing units was $209,383; detached houses was $212,842 and townhouses or other attached units was $215,932. The median real estate taxes paid in 2009 was $2194.00; or about 2.5%. The estimated median household income in 2009 was $44,848, up from $31,594 in 2000.
Kingston, New York is located in scenic Ulster County, along the Hudson River. It offers a wealth of outdoor activities. The nearest city with a population of 50,000 is Danbury, Connecticut.
The Bronx, New York is the nearest with a population of 200,000. The average population density of Kingston is 3042 people per square mile. A fairly rural lifestyle awaits those who move to Kingston.
Like most larger communities, Tucson offers a wide variety of housing options and price ranges. A fairly typical 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom home in an established neighborhood will run between $180,000 clear up to $400,000; depending on the part of town. One of the best resources for home listings and sales information for our area is tarmls.Com .
You can search by area, zip code, size, amenities and property types. The median home value was $162,000 in 2009, and this includes condos as well as single-family homes. Another good resource for housing and other demographic data in Tucson is city-data.com/city/Tucson-Arizona.html .
They also have a blog/forum site at city-data.com/forum/tucson/ . I used that site a lot before moving my family here from New York City in 2007.It's a wonderful town!
As of February 21 2011 there were about 23,793 single family and condo homes listed for sale in Washington District of Columbia. The median asking price of these homes was approximately $275,000. Since this time last year, the inventory of homes for sale has increased by 3.0% and the median price has decreased by 5.2%.
According to Housing Tracker housingtracker.net/asking-prices/las-veg..., the median listing prices for homes in Las Vegas, Nevada has dropped close to ten percent in the last calendar year, with the median price for a Vegas home at $124,000. A January, 2011 article in the Las Vegas Sun reported that “Las Vegas home prices as tracked in a monthly nationwide report fell in November for the 39th consecutive month. Debt-rating agency Standard & Poor’s issued its S&P/Case-Shiller Home Price Indices today showing Las Vegas prices fell 0.5 percent from October to November; a deterioration from October when prices fell 0.1 percent from September.
Las Vegas prices are down 55.6 percent from their peak. € The analysts also reported that they saw no indication of a sustained recovery in the Vegas real estate market. http://www.lasvegassun.com/news/2010/jan/26/report-fall-las-vegas-home-prices-reaches-39-month.
Zillow. Com shows that the average cost is $107,700 as of Sept. 2010.
It is $369,900, almost 5% less than a year ago.
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