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Somerville Real Estate Sold In May 2010
Here’s the last of the monthly real estate reports with a quick look at the Somerville real estate sold in May 2010.
Somerville Real Estate on the Market
271 residential properties were listed for sale in Somerville in the MLS on May 31, 2010 for asking prices between $159,000 and $1,600,000. Average days on market for these properties was 98.
Somerville Real Estate Sold in May 2010
65 residential properties sold in Somerville in May. The median sales price last month was $370,000.
4 Somerville single family houses sold last month for prices between $235,000 and $756,000. The median sales price was $457,450. Three of the four sold for over the asking price.
38 condos sold in Somerville during May for prices from $150,000 to $660,000. These condominiums were on the market an average of 77 days. The median condo sales price was $312,250. On average, condos sold for 98% of the asking price.
It was a big month for multi-family sales - 23 multi-families sold during May for prices from $252,000 to $765,000. The median sales price was $485,000. On average, multi-families sold for 96% of the list price and were on the market 96 days.
Total value of Somerville real estate sold in May 2010 was $25,858,632.
See also:
Somerville Real Estate Market April 2010
Info about Somerville real estate sold in May 2010 from MLSpin
Asian Longhorned Beetle Presentation
Asian Longhorned Beetle Presentation All of the downed trees from Sunday’s wild storm remind me of how important urban trees are to our daily happiness.
It seems that the enemies of trees are growing in number – foes of longstanding like lightning and wind are joined by homeowners who don’t like to pick up branches or are afraid of the trees in their yard. I cringe when I hear the sound of a saw in the neighborhood – fearing that another tree is about to be felled.
Add the Asian Longhorned Beetle to the list of things we tree huggers have to worry about.
On Wednesday night the Somerville Garden Club is sponsoring a presentation by horticulturist Debra Elson on the Asian Longhorned Beetle and other pests that damage or kill trees.
A video, “Lurking In the Trees”, about the devastation the beetle caused in Worcester will be shown. Elson will also discuss the Hemlock Wooly Adelgid, Winter Moth, Eastern Tent Caterpillar, and Gypsy Moth Caterpillar.
The Somerville Garden Club meeting and Asian Longhorned Beetle presentation is scheduled for
Wednesday, June 9, 2010 at 7 pm
At the Tufts Administration Building, 167 Holland St, Somerville (between Davis Square & Teele Square) on the 2nd floor
Free and open to the public
Somerville Real Estate Market – April 2010
Here’s the last of this month’s real estate roundups – a look at the Somerville real estate market in April 2010.
Real Estate on the Market in Somerville
300 residential properties were listed for sale in Somerville in the MLS on April 30, 2010 priced between $169,000 and $1,500,000. Properties had been on the market an average of 91 days.
Somerville Real Estate Sales in April 2010
49 residential properties sold in Somerville in April. The median sales price was $365,000.
7 Somerville single family houses sold last month for prices between $365,000 and $933,000. The median sales price was $540,000. Houses had been on the market an average of 124 days and sold for an average of 98% of asking price.
36 condominiums sold in Somerville during April for prices from $210,000 to $590,000. Condos were on the market an average of 73 days. The median condo sales price was $330,000. On average, condominiums sold for 98% of the list price.
6 multi-families sold during April for prices from $248,000 to $599,000. The median sales price was $427,750. On average, multi-families sold for 99% of the asking price and were on the market 83 days.
Total value of Somerville real estate sold in April 2010 was $19,205,400.
See also:
Somerville Home Sales in March 2010
Somerville real estate market info from MLSpin
Somerville Open Studios
Somerville Open Studios The weather’s supposed to be great tomorrow – perfect for hitting the streets and taking in Open Studios in Somerville.
There’s a lot to see over the two days – over 300 artists in more than 100 locations will invite people into their studios and homes.
Trolleys will be running around the city to transport visitors.
SOS booklets with maps and information about the artists are available around the city. We’ve got a stash at my office – stop by Coldwell Banker at 171 Huron Ave in Cambridge to pick up yours.
Somerville Open Studios – Saturday and Sunday, May 1 and 2, 2010, noon to 6 pm
Want more? Check out the schedule for upcoming open studios in Massachusetts.
Voices of the Somerville Home
Voices of the Somerville Home I just love the sounds of this event!
Residents of the Somerville Home, a retirement home on Summer Street in Somerville, have been writing their life stories and memoirs in a class funded by the Somerville Arts Council.
On Wednesday, May 5, 2010 residents will will read from their work in an event that is free and open to the public. The evening will be hosted by workshop leader and Somerville writer, Cam Terwilliger. Free refreshments will be served.
From the time I was little I’ve always been fascinated by older people’s stories so I’m really looking forward to this.
The reading is scheduled for Wednesday, May 5, 2010 from 6:30 to 7:30 pm.
The Somerville Home is located at 117 Summer Street, Somerville, MA 02143
Mark your calendars! See you at the Somerville Home!
Somerville Home Sales – March 2010
Here’s a look at Somerville home sales during March 2010.
Homes for Sale in Somerville
264 residential properties were listed for sale in Somerville in the MLS on March 31, 2010 priced between $0 (yes – that’s zero – it’s a multi-family scheduled to be auctioned on April 16th) and $1,850,000. Properties had been on the market an average of 108 days.
Somerville Real Estate Sales in March 2010
52 residential properties sold in Somerville in March. The median sales price in March 2010 was $385,000.
6 Somerville single family houses sold in March for prices between $306,000 and $463,000. The median sales price was $344,200. Houses had been on the market an average of 113 days and sold for an average of 98% of asking price.
35 condos sold in Somerville during March for prices from $150,000 to $740,000. Condos were on the market an average of 135 days. The median sales price was $345,000. On average, condominiums sold for 97% of the asking price.
11 multi-family properties sold during March for prices from $280,000 to $615,000. The median sales price was $559,000. On average, multi-families sold for 103% of list price and were on the market 52 days.
Total value of Somerville real estate sold in March 2010 was $20,839,000.
Somerville home sales info from MLSpin
Somerville Real Estate Sales – January 2010
Here’s a look at Somerville real estate sales during January 2010.
Homes for Sale in Somerville
186 residential properties were listed for sale in Somerville in the MLS on January 31, 2010 priced between $176,900 and $1,684,133. Properties had been on the market an average of 146 days.
Somerville Real Estate Sales in Jan. 2010
30 residential properties sold in Somerville in January 2010. This is an increase of 88% over January 2009 sales when 16 properties sold in Somerville. The median sales price in January 2010 was $357,500.
4 Somerville single family houses sold in January priced between $217,000 and $380,000. The median sales price was $335,000. Houses had been on the market an average of 40 days and sold for an average of 96% of asking price.
17 condos sold in Somerville in January for prices from $173,000 to $480,000. Condos were on the market an average of 102 days. The median sales price was $345,000. Condominiums sold for 99% of the asking price on average.
9 multi-family homes sold during January for prices from $260,100 to $528,000. The median sales price was $385,000. On average, multi-unit houses sold for 103% of list price and were on the market 83 days.
Total value of Somerville real estate sold in January 2010 was $10,560,100.
SEE ALSO:
Somerville Real Estate Market in 2009 and 2008
Somerville real estate sales info from MLSpin
Somerville Snow Emergency Tickets
Somerville Snow Emergency Tickets Cambridge real estate agents from Coldwell Banker tour our offices’ new listings every Wednesday. Today, despite the dire forecasts, we had a dozen or more new listings to see in Cambridge and Somerville.
Well, as it turned out, there wasn’t a storm. In fact as we finished our tour it was 36 degrees and sprinkling.
Despite the clear streets the meter maids parking enforcement crews were out in force. While viewing a beautiful condo at the Park Street Lofts in Somerville several agents received tickets.
Despite the lack of snow, despite the fact that there was no mention of snow emergency restrictions on the parking signs, and despite the fact that the cars were parked for less than ten minutes – perhaps less than five – several agents returned to find $100 tickets on their windshields. That’s right – $100!!
Somerville Waives Snow Emergency Tickets
Somerville’s made the news before for excessively aggressive tagging and towing in advance of storms that never materialized. I imagine they got complaints today – or perhaps the writing was on the wall and they decided to do the right thing.
Mayor Curtatone has announced an abatement program for snow emergency tickets issued today, Feb. 10, 2010, for the storm that wasn’t. The snow emergency was lifted at 6 pm.
To receive an abatement for your snow emergency Somerville ticket you’ll need to pay a visit to the Traffic and Parking office at 133 Holland Street or to City Hall on Highland Ave. If your car was towed only the portion of the tow charge that goes to the City will be refunded.
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