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The median sales prices in Westchester County for 2006 stack up as follows:

• Single Family Homes
  $ 680,000
• Condominiums
  $ 375,000
• Cooperatives
  $ 185,000
• Multi Family Homes
  $ 570,000

The median sales prices in Westchester County for 2007 stack up as follows:

• Single Family Homes
  $ 685,000
• Condominiums
  $ 390,000
• Cooperatives
  $ 190,000
• Multi Family Homes
  $ 546,250

The mean sales prices in Westchester County for 2006 stack up as follows:

• Single Family Homes
  $ 915,987
• Condominiums
  $ 423,791
• Cooperatives
  $ 207,338
• Multi Family Homes
  $ 582,092

The mean sales prices in Westchester County for 2007 stack up as follows:

• Single Family Homes
  $ 936,982
• Condominiums
  $ 433,177
• Cooperatives
  $ 213,730
• Multi Family Homes
  $ 556,102

Westchester’s single-family house sector posted the strongest advance in sales with a 4.4 percent gain over last year’s total. The condo sector followed with a 4.1 percent increase, and coop sales rose by 2.7 percent. However, total sales volume for 2007 was tamped down by a continuing, significant fall-off in multi-family sales (properties with two to four residential units). The posted totals in that category fell from $407.5 million for 2006 to $241.3 million for 2007, a 40.8 percent decrease.

Notwithstanding the relative softness of the area’s housing market in 2006 and 2007 in comparison to the peak years of 2004 and 2005, the inventory of for-sale properties did not increase and in fact decreased by a significant amount. The 2007 year-end inventory of 4,711 residential properties in Westchester was 18 percent below that of 2006.

A major reason for the decrease was that prospective sellers in our region who have the discretion to do so, elected to defer entering the market until they perceive that conditions are improving.

Furthering this trend is that Westchester has not been exposed to the large-scale foreclosure activity that has afflicted some other major markets. According to records available from the County Clerk’s office, foreclosure filings averaged 180 monthly in 2007, and foreclosure judgments averaged fewer than 60 monthly. As distressing as each foreclosure is on a personal basis, from a market standpoint the volume of them is insufficient to significantly affect either inventory accumulation or prices.