February sales have been fairly uniform as pricing marches higher – it’s almost as if pricing doesn’t matter:
NSDCC February Sales & Pricing
| Year |
# of Sales |
Avg $$/sf |
Median SP |
Median $$/sf |
| 2013 |
188 |
$399/sf |
$887,500 |
$334/sf |
| 2014 |
180 |
$487/sf |
$927,500 |
$378/sf |
| 2015 |
171 |
$519/sf |
$1,100,000 |
$425/sf |
| 2016 |
139 |
$560/sf |
$1,150,000 |
$410/sf |
| 2017 |
173 |
$508/sf |
$1,265,000 |
$426/sf |
| 2018 |
165 |
$572/sf |
$1,293,010 |
$498/sf |
| 2019 |
176 |
$536/sf |
$1,275,000 |
$459/sf |
| 2020 |
179 |
$640/sf |
$1,375,000 |
$516/sf |
Don’t we fondly remember 2013, when pricing was 40% to 50% lower? It’s seems like yesterday!
