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As expected, the tax credit hangover has officially affected the Fishers real estate numbers in a big way. Here are the YTD stats for all homes for sale in Fishers:

I don’t want to bore my readers to death with yearend reports, but I find them very interesting and a good indicator of how the market is doing. So, today we will look at the Carmel real estate yearend report. First though, I always like to look at the month of December:

Let’s take a look and see how the Indianapolis real estate market did in 2009. Before we dive into the yearend numbers let’s see how December turned out:

Now we can look at the yearend numbers for

Here is a yearend report for Zionsville Indiana real estate for 2007 vs. 2008.  This report is going to look pretty similar the Carmel report from yesterday with the number of homes sold pretty consistently down while the average sales price jumps around quite a bit.  Let’s take a look:

Number of homes sold in Zionsville:

Average sales price for Zionsville homes:

As you can see, Zionsville is a little more sporadic on a month to month basis.  This is most likely due to the fact Zionsville is just not as big as Carmel and not as many homes sell on a monthly

We all know that Fishers real estate is among Indianapolis’ hottest areas so let’s take a look at what that means as far as the numbers go. Below is a year end, month by month, report of the number of homes sold and their corresponding average sales price for homes sold in Fishers Indiana: