August’s average sales price totaled $162,235, a jump of almost 11 percent from the previous August. Likewise, the median price saw just an increase to $139,200, up more than 11 percent from last year.
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Tight inventory continued in the Dayton area, yet for the second month in row, listings submitted in the month of August posted an increase, jumping more than 7 percent from last year to 2,053 entries. For the January-August period, 15,146 listings were entered, down from last year’s 15,374 listings, the board said.
The 1,606 sales for August produced a cumulative sales volume of over $260.5 million, a jump of over ten percent from last year.
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