Market Conditions in Frederick MD

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Here’s the latest Market Conditions in Frederick county. This chart represents the total number of homes on the market and it is broken down by SFH, Condos and Townhomes. You can see the inventory continues to climb. The other numbers are the total number of listings that went under contract in the last 7 days and how many new listings came on the market in the last 2 days. They are just samplings to gauge a trend. You can see they are not trending at all. They are up and down, but basically the same. (click to enlarge)

This next graphic shows the Average number of Days on Market. The rest of the numbers are highs and lows of the market. This is only of current listings.

You will see two different numbers DOMM and DOMP. The DOMM is the average number of days the market MLS listing has been on the market. DOMP is the number of days the actual property has been on the market. So. what’s the difference? DOMM tracks the number of days the property is marketed by an agent. If the listing expires or withdrawn, the seller might decide to try a new agent. There will be a delay between agents (sometimes) and the clock continues to tick on the DOMP. Understand? If not, call me we can talk about it.

If you want a closer look at your neighborhood, contact me. I will gladly show you what’s happening there.

Information provide by Metropolitan Regional Information Systems, Inc. Information is believed to be accurate, but should not be relied upon without verification. Accuracy of square footage, lot size and other information is not guaranteed.

July 25, 2007 · Filed Under Market Condition, frederick real estate

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Middletown MD gets hit with another fire!

This time the firefighters were there in time to knock it down before it burned to the ground. This home sits in the Brookridge Estate neighborhood on Knoll Side Lane on the west side of Middletown. I heard the firetrucks fly down Alternate 40 about 4:45. Word on the street was that everyone made it out alright. It looked like everything was contained to the roof and upper floor. I will post more information as it becomes available.

This would be a very good time check the batteries in your smoke detectors. It wouldn’t hurt to set up a fire action plan. Can you get out of your house if there was a fire? Stop by the Goverment Fire Website for more information.

Frederick County Points of Interest

Other Frederick County Cities

Adamstown
Braddock Heights
Brunswick
Burkittsville
Frederick
Ijamsville
Middletown
New Market
Point of Rocks
Thurmont
Urbana
Walkersville

Points of Interest in Frederick

When you need help in finding real estate in Frederick County, call Bob Carney at 240-285-4918 or email at Bob(at)Gotbob4homes.com.

July 22, 2007 · Filed Under Food, Fun, Middletown, frederick real estate

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Two Young Boys Admit to Arson in Middletown, now what?

Now the water cooler question of the day… What do you think the punishment should be? I really feel for the parents. I don’t know who the kids are nor do I know the families. I am sure they have a lot to deal with lately. But my thoughts, what do you do when you kid comes home and tells you they did something terribly wrong? I just burned down two brand new houses in Glen Brook.

When I was young, I feared my Dad. That was enough to keep me on the straight and narrow. Of course, I did some off the wall things. When I got caught, there was no punishment more severe that a butt whooping. Of course this is completely unacceptable in today’s society. So, do you put them in time out for 12 minutes? What’s your thoughts? Use the poll or comments to state your point of view.