From the MLS Press Release: HOUSTON — (December 9, 2015) — The onset of the holiday shopping season and continued strains within the energy industry weighed on Houston’s housing market in November. Home sales fell for the second consecutive month and dragged average price down with them, marking the first price decline since February 2012.
According to the latest monthly report prepared by the Houston Association of Realtors (HAR), November single-family home sales slid 10.5 percent with a total of 4,595 sales compared to 5,135 a year earlier.
Only homes in the $150,000 to $250,000 price segment experienced positive sales volume. That, coupled with a 22 percent drop in luxury home sales, accounted for the decline in average price. Among homes that did sell in November, Days on Market (DOM), or the number of days it took the average home to sell, edged up to 55 days versus 54 in 2014.
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