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It is time to see how November treated the Indianapolis real estate market in 2011. Let’s take a look at the detailed number for the month of November 2010 vs 2011:

And our YTD numbers:

It is time to see how November treated the Indianapolis real estate market in 2011. Let’s take a look at the detailed number for the month of November 2010 vs 2011:

And our YTD numbers:

Time to look at the Fishers real estate market for October 2011:

Along with some YTD numbers for Fishers homes for sale:

Let’s take a look at Carmel Indiana real estate for the month of October 2011:

And some YTD numbers for Carmel homes:

Time to take a look again at the market reports and see what is going on in the Indianapolis real estate market through October 2011. Let’s take a look at the month of October 2010 vs. 2011 first:

Now let’s

Time to look at how the Indianapolis real estate market did in April 2011:.

The YTD numbers:

Today it is time to look at the Carmel Indiana real estate market for 2010 year end. Again, we will see the trend of less activity but increased sales price. Let’s take a look at what we are dealing with then attempt some analysis. Here is December in detail:

Yesterday we looked at Indianapolis, today we will be looking at how the Fishers real estate rounded out 2010. Indianapolis had a very clear trend of decreased sales activity and increased sales price. Fishers will continue this trend as 2010 closes out. First let’s take a look at December in detail:

The time has come to take a look at the year of 2009 and see how the Indianapolis real estate market performed.  Over the next few days, I will be posting the year end reports for most of the Indianapolis market.  Today, we start with Indianapolis itself.

Indianapolis has typically not performed as well as the suburbs and has been plagued with more foreclosures than the suburbs as well.  However, despite this Indianapolis has actually posted some great numbers for 2009 indicating a recovery may already be well underway. 

Let ’s take a look at the month of December in detail:

Carmel has been on a tear this year posting double digit gains in number of homes sold and average selling price. While the tax credit expiring has had an effect on the market, we still saw a 15% increase in the average sales price for July. The number of units was expectedly down by 16% this month over the same time last year but YTD we are still up 19% over last year’s numbers. Here is a look at the YTD numbers for number of homes sold and average selling price: