In Smithfield Utah there are 63 currently active real estate listings on the Smithfield Utah MLS.
In Smithfield Utah there are currently 22 homes under contract.
In March of 2010 there were 10 Smithfield Utah homes that sold.
Those homes sold were on the market an average of 169 days and sold at an average price of $124,000 at an average of $71 a square foot.
Out of those 10 homes sold 9 of them were sold for less then $200,000.
Compare To 2009
In March 2009 there were a total of 6 Smithfield Utah homes sold.
Those homes sold were on the market an average of 146 days and sold at an average price of $192,732 at an average of $80 a square foot.
Out of those 6 homes sold four were under $200,000 and two sold for over $200,000.
These numbers support the tale of two markets here in Cache Valley. There is the active market of homes priced under $200,000 and then there is the slower market of homes priced over $200,000. With the first time home buyer tax credit expiring on April 30th, 2010, the number in April are going to be pretty good compared to years past.
The market is going to be hot over the next couple weeks so if you are interested in buying a home in Smithfield, you need to act fast before all of the good ones are gone. You can view all Smithfield Utah homes for sale by following that link.
Compare To: Smithfield Real Estate Market Report February 2010
The amount of homes sold in Smithfield in March this year is up from the numbers in 2009. We have to go all the way back to 2006 where there were 18 homes sold to have more homes sold in Smithfield in the month of March. In 2008 there were 7 homes sold in March, 2007 there were 7, and 2006 there were 18. This is a great signal of a stable market in Smithfield, and in 2008 there were 7 homes that sold with only 4 homes selling in 2007. Smithfield is a fairly stable market, and it shows that not much has changed over the last three years at this time. Home sales are up slightly, but I would guess the reason is the looming deadline of the tax incentives and rising interest rates.
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