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As of February 8, 2010 Mesquite Nevada real estate, there are currently 364 active residential properties on the local multiple listing service as Real Estate For Sale. This does not include the listed properties in Bunkerville, Logandale, Overton, or Mesquite Properties listed with Las Vegas agents.
Over half (198) are listed as sitting vacant (54%) this lack of cash flow will lead to more foreclosures! This vacancy rate is bleeding the market to death. Patient buyers will be rewarded when the glut of bank owned properties start coming to the market, they are holding back right now. Between Sept. 1 and Oct 12, 54 Notice of Defaults were filed in Mesquite, that is 9 per week. The distress is accelerating.
Adding to the market supply side pressure, builders pulled from The City of Mesquite 105 new single family home building permits during 2009.
There are now 28 listed resale homes available at Sun City Mesquite today. Only two homes have closed through MLS at Sun City year to date. The rules do not allow you to put a "For Sale" sign inside your own home that can be seen from the street through the window. This one rule alone, inhibiting your ability to expose your property to the market may be cause to think twice about doing business with Pulte Del Webb and Sun City Mesquite. From a buyers point of view it gives a very deceptive perception of the actual market, it looks like there are no resale homes for sale.
Most people are interested in what their home is worth, not how many are selling in the neighborhood. The bottom will ultimately be measured by home values in Mesquite. From my view, the market is beginning to settle, sold prices keep dropping. Listed asking prices have come down this year. Yet a record numbers of failed listings continue. It is the distressed properties that are selling for the most part. There is an inventory log jam developing with bank owned properties, they are slowly releasing them onto the market, as they continue to release this inventory patient buyers will be rewarded.
A growing number of Mesquite property listings are being listed by banks with out of town agencies who are not members of the local Mesquite MLS. Of course the local agents generally use the local MLS and therefore may not be aware that these properties are even being offered For Sale.
The banks that are doing this clearly don't have a clue! This is the result of shoddy work by the contracted loss mitigation companies, and the banks themselves not doing their due diligence.
Mesquitemarket's Blog
Only 10.7% of the currently listed residential property in the Mesquite MLS today are listed as "Bank Owned Foreclosure or Short Sale today, there are many more out there. This is a distorted number. Plus all those non Mesquite MLS agency listings which are mostly bank owned and not available in the Mesquite MLS system. Yet in the Mesquite MLS 67.5% of the current total pending transactions are REO or short sales.
The break down for listed property is as follows: Mesquite single family homes for sale, 196 listed with prices starting at $64,900.
Looking strictly at Mesquite single family homes, seller's and their agents continue to have the single family homes listed at an average price over $340,078 or $156 per square foot, well over 5 times the annual income of 70% of the people who live in Mesquite. The median asking price is today is above $275,000. This is the one area of the market that has remained relatively stable this year, many ASKING prices seem to be increasing at this point, and this will continue to inhibit any real or meaningful recovery in sales numbers until sellers wake up and get real, buyers beware.
This feels like the eye of the storm to me, we may have an increase in activity during the up coming fall/winter season in Mesquite, but my guess is there is another leg down for prices in 2010 as the bank owned real estate begins to flood the market and the extended buyer tax credit expires in April 2010. This home buyers tax credit or free governemet money to buyers is pulling sales from the future, when it goes away you better have a seat belt on because the market will likely feel like it just hit a brick wall.
Mesquite Condo,Townhomes for sale, 169 active listings with prices ranging from $34,900 up to $334,900.
There are 19 asking over $250,000, mostly town homes. Caution, some of these properties have the highest HOA fees in town. These High HOA Fees can inhibit your ability to resale these units, narrow the market of buyers. Possibly more important you should know why the fees are so high. Private roads, building exteriors, poor management, expensive landscapes, gate expenses, etc. Remember you can attend board meetings, review meeting minutes, understand CC&Rs and HOA rules and restrictions, etc. If you buy and did not take the time and effort to understand, you do not have much room to complain. If you understand you may or may not buy! Be informed.
Mesquite MLS shows around nine condos,townhomes closed per month or (112) during 2008 with a median price of $183,250 or $145 per square foot. Mesquite MLS shows around thirteen condos/townhomes closed per month or (160) during 2009 with a median price of $111,000 or $90 per square foot.
The Mesquite Market saw 195 total homes closed through the Mesquite MLS for 2008 with an median price of $251,065 or $157 per square foot. For 2009 the median sold and closed price for a single family home in Mesquite MLS was $200,000 or $123 per square foot, with 222 total. Cash Buyers GET an Appraisal!
Attend an "Mesquite Market Smart Buyer" seminar to learn why.
City of Mesquite issued 378 permits to build new single family homes in Mesquite during 2008. Mesquite MLS including Bunkerville recorded 197 total sales of single family homes including a total of 92 new single family homes sold and closed. Inventory of homes available continues to grow, many are not listed but in distress in Mesquite, NV. Just look at the average asking prices and compare it to the real selling prices.
Competitive supply and demand data for Mesquite Nevada real estate is a form of market trend data, one that is more closely tied to a particular or local market, therefore it is neighborhood specific. It is a fundamental rule of appraisal that supply and demand affects value.
Inventory, competition, new home building, foreclosures, and vacancy are driving prices down in the Mesquite Nevada real estate Market. Based on the developed lots available, and those coming back to the market at much lower cost basis from bankrupt speculators, this competitive market should continue for years.
Builders and the City of Mesquite ignore solar orientation. In this climate western exposure during the summer is intense. During the planning stage of subdivisions and homes this issue can be addressed and dealt with to maximize winter warmth and summer cooling. This is an age old passive solar concept and very simple. Yet subdivisions are planned and approved and homes built with complete disregard. Unknowing consumers suffer the consequences in comfort, utility costs, and resaleability.
Not a solar panel in sight, Mesquite is a very sunny place, yet not a single builder offers any type of solar application. Passive solar can be applied by something as simple as proper orientation to the sun. Greener boomers may be a wake up call for future builders in Mesquite. Unfortunately many will just pass Mesquite by on their search for a more efficient and sustainable lifestyle. The new carbon tax will focus retirees more on their fixed ongoing "housing costs", HOA dues, Taxes, Utilities, and SID's. Electric costs for heating and COOLING can be dramatically reduced. This is going to require more cooperation and support from the City of Mesquite and Overton Power Electric Co-op.
Most people are interested in what their home is worth, not how many are selling in the neighborhood. The bottom will ultimately be measured by home values in Mesquite. From my view, the market is beginning to settle, sold prices keep dropping. Listed asking prices have come down this year. Yet a record numbers of failed listings continue. It is the distressed properties that are selling for the most part. There is an inventory log jam developing with bank owned properties, they are slowly releasing them onto the market, as they continue to release this inventory patient buyers will be rewarded.
A growing number of Mesquite property listings are being listed by banks with out of town agencies who are not members of the local Mesquite MLS. Of course the local agents generally use the local MLS and therefore may not be aware that these properties are even being offered For Sale.
The banks that are doing this clearly don't have a clue! This is the result of shoddy work by the contracted loss mitigation companies, and the banks themselves not doing their due diligence.
Mesquitemarket's Blog
Only 10.7% of the currently listed residential property in the Mesquite MLS today are listed as "Bank Owned Foreclosure or Short Sale today, there are many more out there. This is a distorted number. Plus all those non Mesquite MLS agency listings which are mostly bank owned and not available in the Mesquite MLS system. Yet in the Mesquite MLS 67.5% of the current total pending transactions are REO or short sales.
The break down for listed property is as follows: Mesquite single family homes for sale, 196 listed with prices starting at $64,900.
Looking strictly at Mesquite single family homes, seller's and their agents continue to have the single family homes listed at an average price over $340,078 or $156 per square foot, well over 5 times the annual income of 70% of the people who live in Mesquite. The median asking price is today is above $275,000. This is the one area of the market that has remained relatively stable this year, many ASKING prices seem to be increasing at this point, and this will continue to inhibit any real or meaningful recovery in sales numbers until sellers wake up and get real, buyers beware.
This feels like the eye of the storm to me, we may have an increase in activity during the up coming fall/winter season in Mesquite, but my guess is there is another leg down for prices in 2010 as the bank owned real estate begins to flood the market and the extended buyer tax credit expires in April 2010. This home buyers tax credit or free governemet money to buyers is pulling sales from the future, when it goes away you better have a seat belt on because the market will likely feel like it just hit a brick wall.
Mesquite Condo,Townhomes for sale, 169 active listings with prices ranging from $34,900 up to $334,900.
There are 19 asking over $250,000, mostly town homes. Caution, some of these properties have the highest HOA fees in town. These High HOA Fees can inhibit your ability to resale these units, narrow the market of buyers. Possibly more important you should know why the fees are so high. Private roads, building exteriors, poor management, expensive landscapes, gate expenses, etc. Remember you can attend board meetings, review meeting minutes, understand CC&Rs and HOA rules and restrictions, etc. If you buy and did not take the time and effort to understand, you do not have much room to complain. If you understand you may or may not buy! Be informed.
Mesquite MLS shows around nine condos,townhomes closed per month or (112) during 2008 with a median price of $183,250 or $145 per square foot. Mesquite MLS shows around thirteen condos/townhomes closed per month or (160) during 2009 with a median price of $111,000 or $90 per square foot.
The Mesquite Market saw 195 total homes closed through the Mesquite MLS for 2008 with an median price of $251,065 or $157 per square foot. For 2009 the median sold and closed price for a single family home in Mesquite MLS was $200,000 or $123 per square foot, with 222 total. Cash Buyers GET an Appraisal!
City of Mesquite issued 378 permits to build new single family homes in Mesquite during 2008. Mesquite MLS including Bunkerville recorded 197 total sales of single family homes including a total of 92 new single family homes sold and closed. Inventory of homes available continues to grow, many are not listed but in distress in Mesquite, NV. Just look at the average asking prices and compare it to the real selling prices.
Competitive supply and demand data for Mesquite Nevada real estate is a form of market trend data, one that is more closely tied to a particular or local market, therefore it is neighborhood specific. It is a fundamental rule of appraisal that supply and demand affects value.
Inventory, competition, new home building, foreclosures, and vacancy are driving prices down in the Mesquite Nevada real estate Market. Based on the developed lots available, and those coming back to the market at much lower cost basis from bankrupt speculators, this competitive market should continue for years.
Builders and the City of Mesquite ignore solar orientation. In this climate western exposure during the summer is intense. During the planning stage of subdivisions and homes this issue can be addressed and dealt with to maximize winter warmth and summer cooling. This is an age old passive solar concept and very simple. Yet subdivisions are planned and approved and homes built with complete disregard. Unknowing consumers suffer the consequences in comfort, utility costs, and resaleability.
Not a solar panel in sight, Mesquite is a very sunny place, yet not a single builder offers any type of solar application. Passive solar can be applied by something as simple as proper orientation to the sun. Greener boomers may be a wake up call for future builders in Mesquite. Unfortunately many will just pass Mesquite by on their search for a more efficient and sustainable lifestyle. The new carbon tax will focus retirees more on their fixed ongoing "housing costs", HOA dues, Taxes, Utilities, and SID's. Electric costs for heating and COOLING can be dramatically reduced. This is going to require more cooperation and support from the City of Mesquite and Overton Power Electric Co-op.
