
- Citywide sales volume is down 34.94% compared to Q2 of 2008. I believe the two biggest factors in this dramatic drop in volume is job loss (or fear of job loss) and the struggling Jumbo mortgage market.
- Even with all the bad news in the media, some neighborhoods saw average price increases compared to the same time last year. Back Bay increased by 1.85% and Charlestown by 7.06%.
- Luxury buildings saw a huge decrease in volume by 53.14% over this time last year. Again, a major cause of this is the lack of a good Jumbo mortgage market.
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