Upper Valley Idaho Inventory Report

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Jefferson, Madison & Fremont County Housing Inventory Analysis As of July 30, 2009

Price Range

Homes Sold Past Year

On Market Today

Months of Inventory

$0-$99,999

68

72

12.7

$100,000-$199,999

268

286

12.8

$200,000-$299,999

111

197

21.3

$300,000-$399,999

19

112

70.7

$400,000-$499,999

7

49

84.0

$500,000-$599,999

11

40

43.6

$600,000-$699,999

1

12

144.0

$700,000-$799,999

0

6

Unknown

$800,000+

4

32

96.0

806

19.8

Overall 489 Source: Snake River MLS database

Analysis Today, 806 homes are for sale in the Upper Snake River Valley counties of Jefferson, Madison & Fremont. 489 homes have sold in the last 12 months. At that sales level, it would take 19.8 months to sell all the homes now on the market. As a point of comparison, current inventories nationally are 9.4 months and Bonneville County has 12.8 months of inventory. A closer scrutiny of the data is even more revealing. Simply put, inventories are fairly moderate for lower priced homes and excessive for higher priced properties. For instance, homes priced between $100,000 and $199,999 are competing against 12.8 months of inventory. In contrast, there is 70.7 months of inventory for homes priced between $300,000 and $399,999. Why the skewing towards the lower end? Several factors are at play. First, much of the market activity is by first-time buyers motivated by the $8,000 federal tax credit. Second, far fewer folks are relocating to our area from higher priced markets.

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