Norfolk real estate sales statistics for February 2009 show a 29 percent decrease when compared to February 2009 with 40 fewer homes sold. The averages sales price declined 23 percent and the median sales price declined 18 percent during the same time period. Market times increased 18 percent.

Norfolk Real Estate Sales Statistics – February 2009

The National Association of Realtors reported an increase in existing-home sales in February, reversing losses in January. Sales activity, however, remains relatively soft, reflecting additional layoffs and buyers waiting for housing provisions in the economic stimulus package to take effect.

Norfolk real estate sales did not reflect the national figures, making this a great time to buy a home, if you are looking for a long term investment. Now is not the time to buy and flip…but to buy and hold for 3,4 or 5 years. 

To learn more about Norfolk real estate, please contact us at 866-222-0158 #550 or visit ButlerTeamHomes.com. 

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Statistics compiled from Real Estate Information Network. They are deemed reliable, but not guaranteed.