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: Alabama Consumer BlogBirmingham Home Sales Fall 15%
By M. Stan Herring
The Birmingham Business Journal has posted an article about the decline of Birmingham-area home sales in 2009.
In 2009, nearly 10,600 homes were sold as opposed to the 12,454 homes sold in 2008. Foreclosures accounted for 31% of December home sales. The 31% is up from 25% in October and 30% in November .
Averages prices also fell 8% to $173,065 and median price dropped 5% to $146,300.
In December, the association said sales dropped 4 percent to 765 from 798 in the same month a year ago, while average price increased 7 percent to $187,689 and median rose 8 percent to $150,500.
If you are facing foreclosure in Alabama and have questions, you might want to read our articles about The Three Stages of Foreclosure in Alabama and Wrongful Foreclosures in Alabama.
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Full post as published by Alabama Consumer Blog on January 13, 2010 (boomark / email).
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