Downtown Condo Market Update

Blog_photoWell, here it is.  Many of you have asked that I update my February 10th post regarding downtown condo prices.  The updated data appears below.  The short story is that not a whole lot has changed since I compiled the numbers in February.   Though, now with a full quarter of sales data available, the median numbers make a little more sense.

Again, as in February, complete sales data is not available for all the downtown condo projects.  However the data that is available yields a pretty good overview of downtown condo prices at the moment. 

Village at Idlewild Park (1450 Idlewild Drive)

Sold Properties 2006 2007 – Q1 Pendings
Total # of Solds 23 13   2
Lowest Sold Price $170,000 $163,225
Average Sold Price $237,839 $209,596
Median Sold Price $248,660 $204,900
Highest Sold Price $292,225 $286,530
Average $/Sq Ft $271 $236 $258
Average Days On Market 187 244 274

Active Properties
Total # of Listings 6
Lowest Asking Price $159,000
Average Asking Price $206,400
Median Asking Price $206,400
Highest Asking Price $485,000
Average $/Sq Ft $237
Average Days on Market 57

Riverwalk (200 West 2nd Street)

Sold Properties
Total # of Solds (2006) 11
Lowest Sold Price $140,000
Average Sold Price $417,067
Median Sold Price $452,500
Highest Sold Price $700,000

Active Properties
Total # of Listings 9
Lowest Asking Price $155,000
Average Asking Price $338,000
Median Asking Price $320,000
Highest Asking Price $485,000
Average $/Sq Ft $346
Average Days on Market 86

Also one pending for $129,500 ($331/sqft)

Arlington Towers (100 North Arlington Avenue)

Active Properties
Total # of Listings 8
Lowest Asking Price $159,900
Average Asking Price $309,050
Median Asking Price $267,250
Highest Asking Price $450,000
Average $/Sq. Ft. $377
Average Days on Market 91

There is one Pending at Arlington Towers for $345/sq ft.

Sold Properties 2004 2005 2006 2007 Q1
Total # of Solds 18 11 10 3
Lowest Sold Price $89,000 $142,000 $143,000 $205,000
Average Sold Price $160,072 $267,454 $322,690 $404,333
Median Sold Price $136,000 $217,000 $278,500 $208,000
Highest Sold Price $325,000 $450,000 $720,000 $800,000
Average $/Sq Ft $238 $315 $333 $405
Average Days On Market 41 49 87 91

The Park Tower Condominiums (280 Island Avenue)

Active Properties
Total # of Listings 11
Lowest Asking Price $249,000
Average Asking Price $477,791
Median Asking Price $320,000
Highest Asking Price $999,000
Average $/Sq. Ft. $385

Sold Properties 2004 2005 2006 2007 Q1
Total # of Listings 9 16 7 2
Lowest Sold Price $45,000 $125,000 $132,000 $148,000
Average Sold Price $140,333 $263,031 $244,714 $319,000
Median Sold Price $127,500 $232,750 $160,000 $319,000
Highest Sold Price $207,000 $572,000 $380,000 $490,000
Average $/Sq Ft $209 $310 $320 $358
Average Days On Market 165 103 58 168

No Pendings at the moment.

The Montage (255 North Sierra Street)

Active Properties
Total # of Listings 6
Lowest Asking Price $235,000
Average Asking Price $387,500
Median Asking Price $377,500
Highest Asking Price $565,000
Average $/Sq Ft $430

No Solds and no Pendings found.

Palladio (50 North Sierra Street)

Active Properties
Total # of Listings 22
Lowest Asking Price $363,150
Average Asking Price $696,873
Median Asking Price $725,000
Highest Asking Price $1,005,000
Average $/Sq. Ft. $492

Same two Pendings as seen in February: $457 and $546/sq ft; average DOM 205 days.

Data courtesy of NNRMLS April 2007.

4 comments

  1. Wayne Irvine

    I’m wondering if the 40% increase in the HOA dues at Riverwalk is indicative of what commonly happens with new properties who reach near full occupancy. Certainly they would sell better appearing to have reasonable dues.

  2. NVMojo

    Thanks for posting! This info is helpful.

  3. Green NV

    Park Tower and Arlington Tower really seem to be holding their own. Maybe a 25% discount under the $/SF for the Montage and Palladio has something to do with it? Buyers seem to be voting for the location, but not the pricing of the new housing stock.

  4. jan walker

    Remember the saying “you get what you pay for”, this is very true and would apply well re: The Palladio vs. The Park Tower and the other all the other condo units currently for sale in the downtown area. Most of the Park Tower units do not even come with even one parking spot in the building. Also you have to factor in another saying, “location, location, location”.

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