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In our winter report last year, we forecasted flat unit sales for our region in 2014. Unfortunately, we were right. In fact, if we combine our 14 regional markets, the number of units sold was down 1%, average sales prices were up 1%, and sales volume was flat. As always, there was considerable variation from market to market.
Total Sales Volume |
Average Sales Price |
|
Burlington Area |
-5% |
-5% |
Cedar Rapids Area |
-5% |
-2% |
Clinton/Camanche/Fulton |
+16% |
+4% |
Dubuque Area |
+9% |
+7% |
Illinois Quad Cities |
+2% |
+2% |
Iowa Quad Cities |
-1% |
+4% |
Iowa City Area |
0% |
+1% |
Muscatine/Wilton Area |
-6% |
-4% |
Metropolitan Statistical Area |
% Change in Prices |
|
|
|
1 Year |
5 Year |
Cedar Rapids, IA |
+2.09% |
+2.58% |
Davenport-Moline-Rock Island, IA-IL |
+2.45% |
+6.61% |
Dubuque, IA |
+1.72% |
+9.29% |
Iowa City, IA |
+1.31% |
+5.70% |
Conventional Fixed 15-year |
3.000% |
Conventional Fixed 30-year |
3.625% |
FHA 30-year |
3.250% |
VA 30-year |
3 .250% |
6. Re-Urbanization Gaining Steam: Consumer desire to live in an urban setting is driving a revitalization of our downtowns. Some wonderful renovation and restoration of warehouse and office space is resulting in great options for renters and homebuyers in all of our markets. We expect to begin to see more residential new construction in our downtowns as well.
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