by Administrator
30. April 2011 18:42
An often unheralded statistic, is that of market segment, and hence a term called absorbtion rate, the number of sales per market segment for a particular timeframe.
This is the updated market segment by price category. For those into this sort of stuff, interesting reading. Good for discussions with your owners. :)
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Applecross and Mount Pleasant Sales per price segment 2011
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APPLECROSS
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MOUNT PLEASANT
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Market segment
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No. of sales
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Ave days on market
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Market segment
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No. of sales
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Ave days on market
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a. Less than $500,000
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8
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119
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a. Less than $500,000
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1
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131
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b. $500,000 to < $1M
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12
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59
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b. $500,000 to < $1M
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21
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157
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c. $1M to < $1.5M
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5
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121
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c. $1M to < $1.5M
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14
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120
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d. $1.5M to < $2M
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8
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124
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d. $1.5M to < $2M
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4
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169
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e. $2M to < $2.5M
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4
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93
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e. $2M to < $2.5M
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1
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112
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f. $2.5M to < $3M
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NO SALES
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NA
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f. $2.5M to < $3M
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4
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138
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g. $3M to < $4M
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3
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109
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g. $3M to < $4M
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NO SALES
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NA
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h. $4M to < $5M
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NO SALES
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NA
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h. $4M to < $5M
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NO SALES
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NA
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i. $5M plus
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2
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82
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i. $5M plus
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NO SALES
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NA
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TOTALS
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42
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121
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TOTALS
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45
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142
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