Dunbar – A Vancouver Neighbourhood
Posted November 9th, 2009 in Dunbar, Neighbourhood SnapShot | 
Dunbar 30 Days
High ground has traditionally been a good place to save you from floods and attacks. The high ground of Dunbar has held its market relatively steady for the past 60 days. Sept/Oct saw 22 sales registered compared to Oct/Nov’s 18. In keeping, Total Listings decreased in the neighbourhood down 4 from Sept/Oct’s 66
As with many neighbourhoods the Average and Median Sold prices experienced an increase. Sept/Oct Average Sold Price of $1,470,504 rose just a bit to Oct/Nov’s $1,472,222. In similar fashion Sept/Oct’s Median Sold Price of $1,391,000 took a small step u to Oct/Nov’s $1,405,000.
Most notable is that what may be the lowest price house in the Dunbar neighbourhood did not sell during its listing mandate.
Numbers
FOR SALE
| FOR SALE |
This Month |
Last Month |
| Active Listings |
62 |
66 |
| Active Listings – Average Price |
$1,977,578 |
$1,977,578 |
| Active Listings – Median Price |
$1,698,000 |
$1,698,000 |
EXPIRED
| Expired Listings |
1 |
1 |
| Average Expired Price |
$968,000 |
$1,368,000 |
| Median Expired Price |
$968,000 |
$1,368,000 |
SOLD
| SOLD |
18 |
22 |
| Average Sold ASKING Price |
$1,456,216 |
$1,460,772 |
| Average Sold Price |
$1,472,222 |
$1,470,504 |
| Median Sold ASK Price |
$1,298,500 |
$1,388,500 |
| Median Sold Price |
$1,391,000 |
$1,405,000 |
HIGH/LOW
| Highest List Price |
$4,298,000 |
| Lowest List Price |
$989,000 |
Gossip
Quick coffee with high volume mortgage broker who says applications have slowed. Reason – no inventory to choose from suggesting that current product on the market holds little interest for buyers, in short – no bang for the buck.
