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Real estate update for Dutchess County NY home sales in July 2022

Real estate update for Dutchess County NY home sales in July 2022

Dutchess County NY home sales in July 2022

Analysis of Dutchess County NY Home sales in July 2022

Dutchess County NY home sales in July 2022 fell 19 percent, going from 237 in July 2021 to 192 this July.  ​

The homes sold during the month ranged in price from  $62,000 to $4,200,000, built between 1860 and 2022 with square feet from 600 to 5,517​​

In July there were ten transactions over a million dollars, with prices ranging from $1,041,000 to $4,200,000.​

Dutchess County NY home sales in July 2022 for detached single-family homes

Average and Median Prices for Detached Homes in July 2022 for Dutchess County NY

This July the average sale price of  $522,668 rose 7.5 percent when compared to $486,094 at the same time last year. ​​
A  median sale price of $430,000 this July was up 4.9 percent over the same time last year when the median was $410,000. ​

Average and median price in July for Dutchess County NY.

Inventory and Purchase Offers July 2022

Inventory was down 0.3 percent this July to 633, compared to the same time last year when it was 635.​​

Purchase offers decreased by 48.2  percent going from 301 in July​ 2021 to 156 this July.​

​The absorption rate (the time it would take to work off the present inventory)  was 3.30 months this July compared to 3.68 months last July.​

Detached homes inventory in July in Dutchess

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Days on Market during July 2022

Homes sold were on the market 52 days this July which was 18.8 percent fewer days when compared to 64 days in July 2021.

July DOM in Dutchess

Comparison Dutchess County NY Detached Home Sales  for July 2022 to 2021

DATA July 2021 June 2022 July 2022
Avg, Price $486,094 $529,067 $ 522,668
Median Price $410,000 $450,000 $430,000
# of Sales 237 170 `192
Days on Market 64 57 52
Inventory 635 577 633
Purchase offer 301 163 156
Absorption Rate  3.68 3,39 3.30

Dutchess County NY home sales in July 2022 of attached homes

Dutchess County, NY home sales in July 2022 for attached homes (Coops, Condos, and townhouses) fell  44.6 percent when compared to July 2021. At that time there were 56 sales versus 31 this July.  The units sold ranged from $50,000 to $575,500 ​​

 These were 1-to-4-bedroom units built between 1910 and 2021 with square feet from 700 to 3,710.​

Dutchess County NY home sales in July 2022 for attached homes

Median and average prices of attached homes In July 2022

The attached homes average sale price of $287,946 rose 1.3 percent when compared to $284,254 recorded for the same time last year.​​
A median sale price of $253,750 rose 7.5  percent when compared to a  median price of $236,00 at the same time last year.​

Median and average Prices for Dutchess County NY home sales in July 2022

Attached Homes Inventory and Purchase offerfor July 2022 

Inventory fell  8 percent  to 104 this July when compared to 113 for the same time last year.​
Purchase offers at 31 this July fell 56.9  percent when compared to 72 purchase offers for the same time last year.​​
The absorption rate at 3.35 months  this July was higher than the 1.94 months in July 2021  ( The time it would take to work off the present inventory).​

Inventory in July 2022

Attached Homes Days on Market in July 2022

Days on market at 74  rose 29.8 percent when compared to 57 days last July

Comparison Dutchess County NY attached Home Sales  for July 2022 to 2021

DATA July 2021 June 2022 July 2022
Avg, Price $284,254 $311,130 $ 287,946
Median Price $236,000 $277,000 $253,750
# of Sales 56 46 `31
Days on Market 57 35 74
Inventory 113 95 104
Purchase offer 72 35 31
Absorption Rate  2.02 1.98 3.35

Local real estate observations

Due to inflation and higher mortgage rates, some home buyers have decided to take a pause on their desire to purchase a home.​ Others are exercising more care in selecting a house, not waiving process such as inspection.

More listings are hitting the market, however there are also more price reductions.

Some homes are still getting multiple offers.​​

It is a better strategy to price a home a bit lower to attract more interest, get more offers and a higher price, instead of pricing higher and then finding it necessary to reduce the price one or more times before getting an accepted offer.

Jennifer Fivelsdal, Real Estate Broker
JFIVE Homes Realty LLC
845-758-6842     |   845-594-9947
jennifer@jfivehomes,com



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