![]() The Kinnane Group proudly announces that it has added Bristol County Savings Bank to its client base having recently been approved to provide commercial real estate appraisal services to the bank. Bristol County Savings Bank is a $1.2 billion full service financial institution offering consumers and businesses a comprehensive range of products and services in the Southeastern Massachusetts and Northern Rhode Island area. Bristol County Savings has built a highly-qualified team of dedicated professionals who are ready to help you with all of your banking needs. Their team will get to know you and your business, help you navigate through the process and determine the best solution that best meets your individual needs. Commitment. Stability. Community. They have a commitment to delivering outstanding products with an unsurpassed professional and personal touch. By being well capitalized, secure and independent since 1846, Bristol County Savings Bank provides stability to customers. The Kinnane Group was recently approved to provide real estate appraisal services to the bank. The Kinnane Group has a long standing history of providing quality real estate appraisal services with high performance standards that embraces technology initiatives while demonstrating geographic competency. The Kinnane Group is in its 53rd year of operation as a leading real estate service provider to the southcoast area of Massachusetts and east bay region of Rhode Island.
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![]() Second Quarter results are in for the local real estate market and the results are healthy, indeed. The following statistics take a look at each of the consecutive 2nd quarter periods from 2009 through to 2013. 2009 has been recognized as the beginning of the bottom of our local real estate market cycle. 2013 trends are very positive and hopefully represent the beginning of some sustained growth in sales volume as well as pricing. The following sales statistics cover the communities of Berkley, Dartmouth, Dighton, Fall River, Little Compton, RI, Somerset, Swansea, Tiverton, RI, and Westport as serviced by the H3MLS-Property Information Network, (MLS-Pin). They illustrate quarterly pricing and sales volume, in terms of number of housing units, in total as well as by individual category as either single family residence, multiple family residence or residential condominium. The information is tabulated as follows: Sales Volume: Quarter Ending Single Multi Condo Total % Change 30-Jun-09 445 91 58 594 30-Jun-10 405 113 42 560 -5.72% 30-Jun-11 403 79 53 535 -4.46% 30-Jun-12 500 74 37 611 14.21% 30-Jun-13 528 101 61 690 12.93% Median Price: Quarter Ending Single Multi Condo Overall % Change 30-Jun-09 $ 224,900 $ 185,000 $ 149,900 $ 209,900 30-Jun-10 $ 229,000 $ 169,900 $ 134,900 $ 209,000 -0.43% 30-Jun-11 $ 219,900 $ 159,900 $ 135,000 $ 205,000 -1.91% 30-Jun-12 $ 225,000 $ 144,450 $ 61,400 $ 199,900 -2.49% 30-Jun-13 $ 234,900 $ 155,000 $ 154,450 $ 214,900 7.50% Mean Price: Quarter Ending Single Multi Condo Overall % Change 30-Jun-09 $ 294,985 $ 211,026 $ 184,063 $ 271,292 30-Jun-10 $ 285,018 $ 188,548 $ 170,265 $ 256,945 -5.29% 30-Jun-11 $ 280,140 $ 191,404 $ 188,381 $ 257,947 0.39% 30-Jun-12 $ 285,147 $ 158,316 $ 138,274 $ 260,892 1.14% 30-Jun-13 $ 296,569 $ 187,973 $ 189,244 $ 271,185 3.95% In a month to month analysis of this calendar year we have seen positive trending in sales volume in all categories of housing. For the first six months of 2013 we have recorded a monthly average increase in total sales volume of 10.08%. However, worth noting is that the sales volume has retreated just slightly from the high reached in April 2013. As we reported, April 2013 culminated a 4 month growth trend that resulted in an 88% increase in total housing unit sales volume since the 1st of January. Similar trending in pricing has occured year to date as we have recorded an average increase in median and mean pricing of 4.22% and 2.73%, respectively. A quick analysis specific to 2nd quarter figures shown above for 2009 through to 2013 shows postive trending on all fronts from 2012 to 2013. We see that there has been double digit increases in total sales volume and healthy increases in pricing with the median price rising 7.50% over 2012 and the mean price tallying a 3.95% gain over 2012. While this is all good news for our local real estate market it will be interesting to see if this pace of growth is sustained for an extended period. It will also be important to remain watchful of mortgage interest rates and whether the recent uptick in mortgage rates will push fence sitters into the market or stall out this growth trend. |
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