Market Trends
Detached Homes:
The benchmark price for detached homes in December 2024 was $794,200, reflecting a 14.7% increase year-over-year (Y/Y).
Sales increased by 22% Y/Y, showing continued buyer demand.
Inventory declined by 20%, keeping Canyon Meadows in a seller’s market for this segment.
Average days on market (DOM) remained steady, indicating balanced transaction activity.
Semi-Detached Homes:
The benchmark price for semi-detached homes reached $486,100, marking a 14.2% Y/Y increase.
Sales remained stable, with only 2 transactions recorded for the month.
Active listings were low, maintaining high competition among buyers.
Row (Townhomes):
Townhomes experienced an 8.4% Y/Y price growth, reaching $340,600.
The number of listings increased by 50%, giving buyers more choices.
Sales remained consistent, with a steady demand for affordable housing options.
Apartments (Condos):
The apartment market continued to grow, with prices rising 11.8% Y/Y, reaching $210,700.
Sales declined by 65%, suggesting shifting buyer preferences or affordability constraints.
Inventory levels remained stable, ensuring a balanced market for condos.
2024 Annual Real Estate Summary
Overall Market Performance:
The benchmark price for all property types increased by 8.7% Y/Y, reaching $528,900 by the end of 2024.The detached home market saw the most significant appreciation, driven by limited supply.
Row houses and condos remained in demand due to affordability, but sales fluctuated throughout the year.
Supply & Demand Trends:
Inventory remained low throughout 2024, with a consistent seller’s market in most segments.
The months of supply metric averaged around 1.5 months, reflecting sustained buyer competition.
Interest Rates & Buyer Behavior:
Higher interest rates slowed luxury sales, but mid-priced homes remained highly competitive.
Investors and first-time buyers turned to townhomes and condos, keeping those markets active.
Overall, Canyon Meadows saw a strong year in real estate, with home values appreciating, sales increasing in key segments, and demand outpacing supply in most property types.
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