Not looking too good…
Stayton Real Estate Prices
I wrote six months ago that I fully expected Stayton real estate home prices to continue to drop. 
That didn’t happen this quarter, but quite frankly I don’t see how prices can’t go down. Back in January, Stayton had 36 months of inventory. Right now, it has 33. Pretty much none of the excess inventory was eaten up by the tax credit home buyers out here. Despite the fact that it looks like things are working themselves out in terms of home prices, I just can’t see that continuing.
Stayton Home Sales
You know as I was looking at this graph, I couldn’t help but notice the nice wave action going on…kind of looks like an ocean wave. Stayton, like all the other metro area cities sucked less than 2009. I think that will be my new motto “2010: The year that sucked less than 2009.”
So, the average and median home prices were up. Home sales are up. What is wrong with me that I think this is a problem? It’s that 33 month inventory number, and this…
those dang foreclosure notices. 2Q 2010 was twice as much as 2Q 2008. Foreclosure notices aren’t going down in Stayton. That coupled with the high inventory really means price corrections are headed this town’s way.
If you are thinking of moving to Stayton, here is what is available for sale there. Contact me for a showing or sign up to get new homes sent to you as they hit the market.
Home sale and home price data was crunched from the WVMLS. Foreclosure information was obtained from Fidelity National Title Co.
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