The document provides preliminary auction results for various regions in Sydney, Melbourne, and other Australian cities and regions for the week ending February 12, 2017. The key details are:
- The preliminary clearance rate for auctions across the capital cities was 76.6%, up from the previous week. Sydney had a rate of 84.8% and Melbourne 75.4%.
- Auction volumes increased significantly week-over-week across most capital cities. There were 1,564 properties auctioned compared to 1,400 at the same time last year.
- Other regions like the Hunter in NSW had a preliminary clearance rate of 68.3%, while the Gold Coast was 52.9% and Sunshine Coast 44
Weekly market update week ending 2017 february 26Joey Tran
The document provides auction results data for various regions in Sydney and Melbourne, as well as other Australian cities and regions. It shows that auction clearance rates reached the highest level over the calendar year to date as auction volumes reached a record high for February, with 3,232 auctions held across the capital cities. The preliminary nationwide clearance rate was 78.6%, higher than the 71.4% rate from the previous year. Record high auction numbers were seen in Sydney and Melbourne.
Weekly market update week ending 2017 february 19Joey Tran
The document provides auction clearance rates and total auction numbers for various Sydney and Melbourne sub-regions for February 2017. It also includes this data for other Australian regional areas. Overall, the preliminary capital city auction clearance rate was 77% with over 2,000 auctions held across capital cities, the highest volume so far in 2017. Sydney and Canberra had the strongest preliminary clearance rates of around 83%.
This document provides real estate market data for several counties in North and South Carolina for the third quarter of 2015. It includes metrics such as median sales price, percentage of original price received, days on market, inventory of homes for sale, months supply, closed sales, and historical median sales prices for each county from 2006 to the present. Counties included are Alexander, Anson, Cabarrus, Gaston, Iredell, Lincoln, Mecklenburg, Montgomery, Stanly, and Union in North Carolina as well as several counties in South Carolina. ZIP code level data is also provided for some counties.
Calgary Home Sales Stats 2019 November - Buyers in ControlJerry Charlton
Calgary Home Sales Stats 2019 November
Buyers are still in control of the Calgary Real Estate Market and will be for a few years yet. Expect a Sellers Market in about 5 years. In My Opinion.
Fraser Valley Real Estate Board November 2020 statistics packageVicky Aulakh
- Housing demand in the Fraser Valley region of BC continued at record levels in November, with home sales up 54.7% compared to November 2019.
- A total of 2,173 housing units of all types were sold in November, setting a new monthly sales record.
- The average number of days on the market for detached homes was 32 days, while townhomes sold within 25 days and apartments within 34 days.
- Benchmark home prices increased across all major property types compared to November 2019, with detached homes up 11.5%, townhomes up 5.8%, and apartments up 4.6%.
The document provides housing market statistics for the Fraser Valley region of British Columbia for the month of May 2020. It reported that home sales increased 17% from April 2020 while new listings rose 56%. The average prices of detached homes rose 2.7% year-over-year while townhomes rose 1.8% and apartments 1%.
- Housing market activity in the Fraser Valley reached record levels in September, with home sales and new listings seeing the highest numbers ever recorded for the month.
- Sales increased 66.1% compared to September 2019 and 9.4% compared to August 2020, reaching 2,231 total sales. New listings also saw a record at 3,515, up 26.9% and 6.2% respectively.
- Demand has shifted towards single family detached homes, making up 47% of sales compared to 43% in the same period last year. Benchmark home prices also increased across all property types.
Fraser Valley Real Estate Board Stats Package Feb 2021Vicky Aulakh
- In February 2021, the Fraser Valley real estate market saw record property sales of 2,815, an increase of 108% from February 2020. This was the sixth consecutive month of record-breaking sales.
- The average number of days to sell a single-family home or townhome was 21 days, while apartments took an average of 35 days to sell.
- Benchmark home prices across property types increased from January 2021, with single-family detached homes seeing the largest increase of 5.1%. Inventory remained low due to high demand and a lack of new listings entering the market.
Weekly market update week ending 2017 february 26Joey Tran
The document provides auction results data for various regions in Sydney and Melbourne, as well as other Australian cities and regions. It shows that auction clearance rates reached the highest level over the calendar year to date as auction volumes reached a record high for February, with 3,232 auctions held across the capital cities. The preliminary nationwide clearance rate was 78.6%, higher than the 71.4% rate from the previous year. Record high auction numbers were seen in Sydney and Melbourne.
Weekly market update week ending 2017 february 19Joey Tran
The document provides auction clearance rates and total auction numbers for various Sydney and Melbourne sub-regions for February 2017. It also includes this data for other Australian regional areas. Overall, the preliminary capital city auction clearance rate was 77% with over 2,000 auctions held across capital cities, the highest volume so far in 2017. Sydney and Canberra had the strongest preliminary clearance rates of around 83%.
This document provides real estate market data for several counties in North and South Carolina for the third quarter of 2015. It includes metrics such as median sales price, percentage of original price received, days on market, inventory of homes for sale, months supply, closed sales, and historical median sales prices for each county from 2006 to the present. Counties included are Alexander, Anson, Cabarrus, Gaston, Iredell, Lincoln, Mecklenburg, Montgomery, Stanly, and Union in North Carolina as well as several counties in South Carolina. ZIP code level data is also provided for some counties.
Calgary Home Sales Stats 2019 November - Buyers in ControlJerry Charlton
Calgary Home Sales Stats 2019 November
Buyers are still in control of the Calgary Real Estate Market and will be for a few years yet. Expect a Sellers Market in about 5 years. In My Opinion.
Fraser Valley Real Estate Board November 2020 statistics packageVicky Aulakh
- Housing demand in the Fraser Valley region of BC continued at record levels in November, with home sales up 54.7% compared to November 2019.
- A total of 2,173 housing units of all types were sold in November, setting a new monthly sales record.
- The average number of days on the market for detached homes was 32 days, while townhomes sold within 25 days and apartments within 34 days.
- Benchmark home prices increased across all major property types compared to November 2019, with detached homes up 11.5%, townhomes up 5.8%, and apartments up 4.6%.
The document provides housing market statistics for the Fraser Valley region of British Columbia for the month of May 2020. It reported that home sales increased 17% from April 2020 while new listings rose 56%. The average prices of detached homes rose 2.7% year-over-year while townhomes rose 1.8% and apartments 1%.
- Housing market activity in the Fraser Valley reached record levels in September, with home sales and new listings seeing the highest numbers ever recorded for the month.
- Sales increased 66.1% compared to September 2019 and 9.4% compared to August 2020, reaching 2,231 total sales. New listings also saw a record at 3,515, up 26.9% and 6.2% respectively.
- Demand has shifted towards single family detached homes, making up 47% of sales compared to 43% in the same period last year. Benchmark home prices also increased across all property types.
Fraser Valley Real Estate Board Stats Package Feb 2021Vicky Aulakh
- In February 2021, the Fraser Valley real estate market saw record property sales of 2,815, an increase of 108% from February 2020. This was the sixth consecutive month of record-breaking sales.
- The average number of days to sell a single-family home or townhome was 21 days, while apartments took an average of 35 days to sell.
- Benchmark home prices across property types increased from January 2021, with single-family detached homes seeing the largest increase of 5.1%. Inventory remained low due to high demand and a lack of new listings entering the market.
- Sales and new listings in the Fraser Valley region reached near record-setting levels in July 2020, with 2,100 sales (a 44% increase over July 2019) and 3,549 new listings (a 27% increase over July 2019).
- The strong demand is attributed to pent-up demand from the spring market and record-low interest rates, while low inventory levels are putting upward pressure on home prices in some communities.
- Benchmark home prices in July increased between 1-5% compared to July 2019 across detached homes, townhomes, and apartments in the region.
Fraser Valley Real Estate Board August 2021 Statistics Vicky Aulakh
- Home sales in the Fraser Valley remained elevated in August 2021, with 2,087 property sales representing a 2.4% increase from August 2020 and a 4% increase from July 2021. This was the second highest sales level ever recorded for the month of August.
- Housing supply remains extremely low, at levels last seen in the early 1980s, with total active listings down 44.9% from August 2020. The lack of supply is putting upward pressure on home prices across the region.
- Benchmark home prices rose between 1-31% across housing types compared to August 2020, with the average price of a detached home in the Fraser Valley increasing 50% over the past five years despite government measures aimed at improving afford
Fraser Valley Real Estate Board July 2021 Statistics Vicky Aulakh
In July 2021, home sales in the Fraser Valley remained steady compared to the previous month with 2,006 property sales. New listings decreased by 31.5% compared to July 2020. Total active inventory reached the lowest level for July since 1981 with 4,901 properties, a 33% decrease from July 2020. The average price of homes increased 17% compared to July 2020, to $969,172.
In June 2021, housing sales in the Fraser Valley region decreased 24% compared to May but increased 31% compared to June 2020. Total active housing inventory decreased 7% compared to May and 23% compared to June 2020, indicating a continued lack of housing supply. Benchmark home prices continued to increase across all housing types (single family detached, townhomes, apartments) compared to June 2020, with single family detached homes seeing the largest increase of 33.2%. The market showed signs of cooling from the extreme conditions seen in previous months but demand remains high.
- Real estate activity in the Fraser Valley saw a steep decline in April 2020 in response to measures taken to reduce the spread of COVID-19. Sales were down 52% from March and 50% from April 2019, which was one of the slowest Aprils on record.
- New property listings also declined significantly, down 47% from March and 58% from the previous year. Despite fewer transactions, realtors continued advising clients through virtual services.
- Benchmark home prices in the region increased modestly for detached homes and townhouses compared to March 2020, while apartment prices remained stable. The real estate market remained balanced as new listings declined faster than sales.
Fraser Valley Real Estate Board Statistics - November 2021 VickyAulakh1
- Home sales in the Fraser Valley region of BC continued to increase in November 2021, with 1,972 sales of all property types. This was a decrease of 9.2% from November 2020 but an increase of 1.8% from October 2021.
- New property listings also decreased, with 2,096 new listings in November 2021, down 5.5% from November 2020. Active inventory continued to decline sharply, down 47.9% from November 2020.
- The president of the Fraser Valley Real Estate Board said lack of housing supply remains the biggest challenge, and buyers and sellers are relying on their realtors' experience to navigate multiple offer situations and fast market conditions.
Sales volumes of real estate in the Fraser Valley reached their highest point for October, with 2,370 sales representing a 48.9% increase from October 2019. New listings also increased compared to last year. Benchmark home prices increased across all major property types compared to last October, with detached homes seeing a 9.9% increase. The real estate market remains strong despite the pandemic, though inventory levels are decreasing, with only 1.4 months of supply for detached homes in Langley if no new listings were added. Real estate professionals are encouraging online and virtual interactions to complete sales safely during the pandemic.
- Home sales in the Fraser Valley rebounded in July, increasing 11.6% compared to June 2019. New listings decreased slightly.
- The benchmark prices for single family detached homes and townhomes decreased compared to last year, while prices for apartments remained unchanged.
- REALTORS saw more activity at open houses in July and an increase in first-time home buyers, indicating improved consumer confidence in the market.
Fraser Valley Real Estate Board June 2020 Vicky Aulakh
- Property sales in the Fraser Valley more than doubled from May to June 2020, increasing 113% as buyers returned to the market.
- New property listings also increased significantly, rising 57% from May to June while active listings rose 9%.
- The average prices of detached homes, townhomes, and apartments all increased between 1-4% compared to June 2019, with benchmark prices also rising, indicating stability in the housing market despite the pandemic.
- Fraser Valley real estate saw record-breaking home sales in April 2021, with 3,016 sales, surpassing the previous record set in 2016.
- New home listings also increased substantially in April 2021 compared to the previous year, helping improve housing supply.
- The large influx of new listings has started to slow price increases as the market responds to more inventory and buyers have more options.
- Sales and new listings in the Fraser Valley set records in August 2020, with 2,039 sales (up 57.2% year-over-year) and 3,309 new listings (up 40.4% year-over-year).
- The average prices of single-family homes, townhomes, and apartments all increased compared to August 2019, with benchmark prices up 6.9%, 3%, and 4% respectively.
- REB President Chris Shields noted the market remains competitive with multiple offers and shorter days on market, and consumers are seeking expert guidance from REALTORS.
- In November 2019, real estate activity in the Fraser Valley saw 1,405 total property sales, an increase of 36.7% from November 2018 but a decrease of 11.7% from October 2019.
- Demand was unusually high for the end of the year while inventory levels declined, with the supply of townhomes and condos not keeping up with buyer demand.
- Benchmark home prices decreased year-over-year but price declines were moderating, with the combined residential benchmark price down only 3% in November compared to 6% earlier in the summer.
Dec 2020 Fraser Valley Real Estate Board PackageVicky Aulakh
- In December 2020, real estate sales in the Fraser Valley set a new record with 2,086 sales, an increase of 81.2% over the typical December sales. New listings were also near record levels.
- Despite months of slowdown due to the pandemic, total annual sales in 2020 were 12.4% above the 10-year average, with 19,926 total sales for the year.
- Benchmark home prices in December increased compared to both the previous month and the previous year for detached homes, townhomes, and apartments.
FVREB September 2021 Statistics PackageVickyAulakh1
- Housing sales in the Fraser Valley decreased in September compared to August but were the second highest for the month of September in the past 100 years.
- New housing listings increased compared to August but inventory remains low.
- Demand remains strong across the region while low inventory continues to pose challenges for buyers. Benchmark home prices rose in September across all major property types compared to the previous year.
Okanagan Real Estate Statistics Package - September 2021VickyAulakh1
This document provides monthly statistics for the Central Okanagan region for August 2021. It includes information on total listings, sales, sales volume, average and median prices, and days to sell for the month and year-to-date for different property types and areas within the region. Key figures shown are 774 total listings in August 2021, down 17.22% from August 2020, with 584 units sold for a total sales volume of $468.8 million, down 0.37% from the previous year.
Fraser Valley Real Estate Board Statistics Package Jan 2021Vicky Aulakh
The Fraser Valley real estate market saw record-breaking home sales in January 2021, with 1,718 total sales representing a 76% increase from January 2020. While new listings rose 26% year-over-year, total active inventory was still down 18% from January 2020. The average number of days to sell a single-family detached home dropped to 35 days compared to 60 days in January 2020.
Fraser Valley Real Estate Board Statistics Package March 2021 Vicky Aulakh
The document summarizes real estate statistics for the Fraser Valley region of British Columbia in March 2021. It reports that March set new records for both home sales (3,329) and new property listings (5,087). The average price of homes sold increased 31.9% compared to March 2020. Housing demand remained very strong while inventory levels decreased from the previous year, creating continued stress for home buyers in a seller's market.
- Home sales in the Fraser Valley increased 39% in February 2020 compared to January 2020 and 38% compared to February 2019, outpacing new listings which increased 15% month-over-month but decreased 15% year-over-year.
- Inventory levels remained below historical averages at 5,741 active listings as of the end of February, up 12% from January but down 10% from February 2019.
- Benchmark home prices in the region increased between 1-1.5% across detached homes, townhomes, and apartments compared to both the previous month and February 2019.
Fraser Valley Real Estate Board Statistics Package January 2020 Vicky Aulakh
- Home sales in the Fraser Valley region of BC were 6% above the 10-year average for January while new listings were 11% below average.
- 974 total property sales occurred in January, down 22% from December 2019 but up 24% from January 2019.
- Benchmark home prices increased slightly for detached homes, townhomes, and apartments compared to December 2019.
- Home sales in the Fraser Valley increased significantly in October 2019 compared to both September 2019 and October 2018, with sales up 18.5% and 37.8% respectively.
- While new listings decreased compared to the previous year and month, overall active listings also declined, down 4.5% and 6.9%.
- Benchmark home prices were mixed, with detached homes up slightly but townhouses and apartments down slightly to moderately compared to the previous year.
El documento describe la conducta humana, la personalidad y cómo se forman. Explica que la conducta se refiere a cómo las personas actúan en diferentes situaciones, y puede variar entre individuos. La personalidad se construye a partir de las experiencias y la historia de vida de una persona. También discute que la familia y los amigos juegan un papel importante en la formación de la identidad y personalidad durante la adolescencia. Finalmente, la persona describe sus propias características de personalidad.
Este documento presenta cuatro teorías y modelos de la psicología laboral: 1) La teoría de las relaciones humanas se enfoca en lograr armonía dentro de la empresa vinculando la productividad con las relaciones interpersonales y grupales; 2) La administración científica analiza los procesos productivos para aumentar la eficiencia subordinando a las personas a los objetivos de la empresa; 3) Las teorías de sistemas abiertos consideran a las organizaciones como sistemas que interactúan con el ambiente para alcanzar objetivos comunes
- Sales and new listings in the Fraser Valley region reached near record-setting levels in July 2020, with 2,100 sales (a 44% increase over July 2019) and 3,549 new listings (a 27% increase over July 2019).
- The strong demand is attributed to pent-up demand from the spring market and record-low interest rates, while low inventory levels are putting upward pressure on home prices in some communities.
- Benchmark home prices in July increased between 1-5% compared to July 2019 across detached homes, townhomes, and apartments in the region.
Fraser Valley Real Estate Board August 2021 Statistics Vicky Aulakh
- Home sales in the Fraser Valley remained elevated in August 2021, with 2,087 property sales representing a 2.4% increase from August 2020 and a 4% increase from July 2021. This was the second highest sales level ever recorded for the month of August.
- Housing supply remains extremely low, at levels last seen in the early 1980s, with total active listings down 44.9% from August 2020. The lack of supply is putting upward pressure on home prices across the region.
- Benchmark home prices rose between 1-31% across housing types compared to August 2020, with the average price of a detached home in the Fraser Valley increasing 50% over the past five years despite government measures aimed at improving afford
Fraser Valley Real Estate Board July 2021 Statistics Vicky Aulakh
In July 2021, home sales in the Fraser Valley remained steady compared to the previous month with 2,006 property sales. New listings decreased by 31.5% compared to July 2020. Total active inventory reached the lowest level for July since 1981 with 4,901 properties, a 33% decrease from July 2020. The average price of homes increased 17% compared to July 2020, to $969,172.
In June 2021, housing sales in the Fraser Valley region decreased 24% compared to May but increased 31% compared to June 2020. Total active housing inventory decreased 7% compared to May and 23% compared to June 2020, indicating a continued lack of housing supply. Benchmark home prices continued to increase across all housing types (single family detached, townhomes, apartments) compared to June 2020, with single family detached homes seeing the largest increase of 33.2%. The market showed signs of cooling from the extreme conditions seen in previous months but demand remains high.
- Real estate activity in the Fraser Valley saw a steep decline in April 2020 in response to measures taken to reduce the spread of COVID-19. Sales were down 52% from March and 50% from April 2019, which was one of the slowest Aprils on record.
- New property listings also declined significantly, down 47% from March and 58% from the previous year. Despite fewer transactions, realtors continued advising clients through virtual services.
- Benchmark home prices in the region increased modestly for detached homes and townhouses compared to March 2020, while apartment prices remained stable. The real estate market remained balanced as new listings declined faster than sales.
Fraser Valley Real Estate Board Statistics - November 2021 VickyAulakh1
- Home sales in the Fraser Valley region of BC continued to increase in November 2021, with 1,972 sales of all property types. This was a decrease of 9.2% from November 2020 but an increase of 1.8% from October 2021.
- New property listings also decreased, with 2,096 new listings in November 2021, down 5.5% from November 2020. Active inventory continued to decline sharply, down 47.9% from November 2020.
- The president of the Fraser Valley Real Estate Board said lack of housing supply remains the biggest challenge, and buyers and sellers are relying on their realtors' experience to navigate multiple offer situations and fast market conditions.
Sales volumes of real estate in the Fraser Valley reached their highest point for October, with 2,370 sales representing a 48.9% increase from October 2019. New listings also increased compared to last year. Benchmark home prices increased across all major property types compared to last October, with detached homes seeing a 9.9% increase. The real estate market remains strong despite the pandemic, though inventory levels are decreasing, with only 1.4 months of supply for detached homes in Langley if no new listings were added. Real estate professionals are encouraging online and virtual interactions to complete sales safely during the pandemic.
- Home sales in the Fraser Valley rebounded in July, increasing 11.6% compared to June 2019. New listings decreased slightly.
- The benchmark prices for single family detached homes and townhomes decreased compared to last year, while prices for apartments remained unchanged.
- REALTORS saw more activity at open houses in July and an increase in first-time home buyers, indicating improved consumer confidence in the market.
Fraser Valley Real Estate Board June 2020 Vicky Aulakh
- Property sales in the Fraser Valley more than doubled from May to June 2020, increasing 113% as buyers returned to the market.
- New property listings also increased significantly, rising 57% from May to June while active listings rose 9%.
- The average prices of detached homes, townhomes, and apartments all increased between 1-4% compared to June 2019, with benchmark prices also rising, indicating stability in the housing market despite the pandemic.
- Fraser Valley real estate saw record-breaking home sales in April 2021, with 3,016 sales, surpassing the previous record set in 2016.
- New home listings also increased substantially in April 2021 compared to the previous year, helping improve housing supply.
- The large influx of new listings has started to slow price increases as the market responds to more inventory and buyers have more options.
- Sales and new listings in the Fraser Valley set records in August 2020, with 2,039 sales (up 57.2% year-over-year) and 3,309 new listings (up 40.4% year-over-year).
- The average prices of single-family homes, townhomes, and apartments all increased compared to August 2019, with benchmark prices up 6.9%, 3%, and 4% respectively.
- REB President Chris Shields noted the market remains competitive with multiple offers and shorter days on market, and consumers are seeking expert guidance from REALTORS.
- In November 2019, real estate activity in the Fraser Valley saw 1,405 total property sales, an increase of 36.7% from November 2018 but a decrease of 11.7% from October 2019.
- Demand was unusually high for the end of the year while inventory levels declined, with the supply of townhomes and condos not keeping up with buyer demand.
- Benchmark home prices decreased year-over-year but price declines were moderating, with the combined residential benchmark price down only 3% in November compared to 6% earlier in the summer.
Dec 2020 Fraser Valley Real Estate Board PackageVicky Aulakh
- In December 2020, real estate sales in the Fraser Valley set a new record with 2,086 sales, an increase of 81.2% over the typical December sales. New listings were also near record levels.
- Despite months of slowdown due to the pandemic, total annual sales in 2020 were 12.4% above the 10-year average, with 19,926 total sales for the year.
- Benchmark home prices in December increased compared to both the previous month and the previous year for detached homes, townhomes, and apartments.
FVREB September 2021 Statistics PackageVickyAulakh1
- Housing sales in the Fraser Valley decreased in September compared to August but were the second highest for the month of September in the past 100 years.
- New housing listings increased compared to August but inventory remains low.
- Demand remains strong across the region while low inventory continues to pose challenges for buyers. Benchmark home prices rose in September across all major property types compared to the previous year.
Okanagan Real Estate Statistics Package - September 2021VickyAulakh1
This document provides monthly statistics for the Central Okanagan region for August 2021. It includes information on total listings, sales, sales volume, average and median prices, and days to sell for the month and year-to-date for different property types and areas within the region. Key figures shown are 774 total listings in August 2021, down 17.22% from August 2020, with 584 units sold for a total sales volume of $468.8 million, down 0.37% from the previous year.
Fraser Valley Real Estate Board Statistics Package Jan 2021Vicky Aulakh
The Fraser Valley real estate market saw record-breaking home sales in January 2021, with 1,718 total sales representing a 76% increase from January 2020. While new listings rose 26% year-over-year, total active inventory was still down 18% from January 2020. The average number of days to sell a single-family detached home dropped to 35 days compared to 60 days in January 2020.
Fraser Valley Real Estate Board Statistics Package March 2021 Vicky Aulakh
The document summarizes real estate statistics for the Fraser Valley region of British Columbia in March 2021. It reports that March set new records for both home sales (3,329) and new property listings (5,087). The average price of homes sold increased 31.9% compared to March 2020. Housing demand remained very strong while inventory levels decreased from the previous year, creating continued stress for home buyers in a seller's market.
- Home sales in the Fraser Valley increased 39% in February 2020 compared to January 2020 and 38% compared to February 2019, outpacing new listings which increased 15% month-over-month but decreased 15% year-over-year.
- Inventory levels remained below historical averages at 5,741 active listings as of the end of February, up 12% from January but down 10% from February 2019.
- Benchmark home prices in the region increased between 1-1.5% across detached homes, townhomes, and apartments compared to both the previous month and February 2019.
Fraser Valley Real Estate Board Statistics Package January 2020 Vicky Aulakh
- Home sales in the Fraser Valley region of BC were 6% above the 10-year average for January while new listings were 11% below average.
- 974 total property sales occurred in January, down 22% from December 2019 but up 24% from January 2019.
- Benchmark home prices increased slightly for detached homes, townhomes, and apartments compared to December 2019.
- Home sales in the Fraser Valley increased significantly in October 2019 compared to both September 2019 and October 2018, with sales up 18.5% and 37.8% respectively.
- While new listings decreased compared to the previous year and month, overall active listings also declined, down 4.5% and 6.9%.
- Benchmark home prices were mixed, with detached homes up slightly but townhouses and apartments down slightly to moderately compared to the previous year.
El documento describe la conducta humana, la personalidad y cómo se forman. Explica que la conducta se refiere a cómo las personas actúan en diferentes situaciones, y puede variar entre individuos. La personalidad se construye a partir de las experiencias y la historia de vida de una persona. También discute que la familia y los amigos juegan un papel importante en la formación de la identidad y personalidad durante la adolescencia. Finalmente, la persona describe sus propias características de personalidad.
Este documento presenta cuatro teorías y modelos de la psicología laboral: 1) La teoría de las relaciones humanas se enfoca en lograr armonía dentro de la empresa vinculando la productividad con las relaciones interpersonales y grupales; 2) La administración científica analiza los procesos productivos para aumentar la eficiencia subordinando a las personas a los objetivos de la empresa; 3) Las teorías de sistemas abiertos consideran a las organizaciones como sistemas que interactúan con el ambiente para alcanzar objetivos comunes
Cuadro comparativo de la psicologia organizacionalCarolina
La psicología organizacional estudia el comportamiento humano en el trabajo y las organizaciones. Sus campos de aplicación incluyen la selección de personal, entrenamiento, salud ocupacional y evaluación del desempeño. La psicología organizacional evolucionó de la psicología industrial en los primeros años del siglo XX gracias a pioneros como Bryan, Taylor y Munsterberg. En la actualidad, se enfoca en temas como el diseño de ambientes laborales, el liderazgo, y políticas que promueven el equilibrio entre el trabajo y la familia.
La psicología industrial estudia el comportamiento humano en el trabajo y busca explicar y a veces cambiar este comportamiento. Se aplica para la selección de personal, evaluación de desempeño, desarrollo organizacional y mejora de la calidad de vida laboral. Tiene un enfoque científico para generar conocimiento y uno práctico para resolver problemas en el mundo laboral como ausentismo y satisfacción de los trabajadores.
Este documento presenta una historia de la psicología organizacional y laboral, comenzando con los primeros estudios aplicados entre 1896-1918. Luego describe hitos como los experimentos de Hawthorne en la década de 1920 y la Escuela de las Relaciones Humanas. Finalmente, explica el rol del psicólogo organizacional, los fenómenos de estudio como la conducta laboral, y el lugar de las personas en las organizaciones.
The document provides auction results data for Sydney, Melbourne, and other Australian regions for February 2017. It shows clearance rates, total auctions, and auction results by region. The weighted average capital city clearance rate was 77.0% with over 2,000 auctions conducted, the highest volume so far this year. Sydney and Canberra had the strongest preliminary clearance rates above 80%.
Australia's home prices likely rose at a slightly faster pace in August (+1%) compared with July (+0.8%), based on CoreLogic's daily 5 capital city index. Brisbane (inc Gold Coast) prices are up 1.4% with Sydney and Adelaide prices both 1.1% higher.
Adelaide and Perth are the only capital cities at new highs, Brisbane is still below it's high in March 2022 based on this data (which includes the Gold Coast), though on the ground in Brisbane we are seeing data points of new all time highs in our target areas.
Vancouver real estate stats package, August 2013Matt Collinge
The summer housing market in Greater Vancouver remained active with home sales in August 2023 up 52.5% from the previous year but down 14.7% from July 2013. While sales were above the year before and consistent with long term averages, prices have remained stable throughout the year with the composite home price index down 1.3% from August 2012. The president of the Real Estate Board attributed the strong sales to healthy demand relative to the number of homes listed for sale.
CoreLogic Research Director, Tim Lawless, noted the most
substantial reduction in growth has occurred in Sydney.
“After leading the upswing, the monthly pace of growth in Sydney
housing values has halved from a recent high of 1.8% in May to 0.9%
in July. Sydney has also seen a significant rise in the number of
fresh listings added to the market, 9.9% higher than the same time
last year and 18.0% above the previous five-year average. An
increased flow of new listings provides more choice and may be
working to reduce some of the urgency felt among prospective
buyers,” he said.
Brisbane and Adelaide saw the monthly pace of growth
accelerate in July, leading the pace of gains across the capitals
with housing values up 1.4% across both cities. Although the trend
in new listings has risen in these cities, Mr Lawless said the number
remains well below levels from a year ago and the previous five
year average.
Canberra was the only capital city to record a decline in values in
July, down -0.1%, while Hobart values were unchanged.
The slowdown in value growth has mostly been driven by an
easing in gains across the upper quartile of the market.
Fraser Valley Real Estate Board September 2022 Statistics with charts and graphs.
SURREY, BC – Continued slowing sales and a slight rise in inventory in September combined to bring greater stability to the Fraser Valley housing market.
In September, the Fraser Valley Real Estate Board (FVREB) processed 897 sales on its Multiple Listing Service®
(MLS®), a decrease of 11.8 per cent compared to last month and a 51.9 per cent decrease compared to this time last year.
November 2017 rebgv stats mike stewart real estate agentMike Stewart
- Home sales in Metro Vancouver increased 26.2% year-over-year in November 2017 while new listings rose 30.6%, leaving inventory still below historical levels.
- Demand remains above the 10-year average for November sales while supply remains constrained, putting upward pressure on home prices.
- The benchmark price of all residential properties in Metro Vancouver rose 14% year-over-year to $1,046,900 in November 2017.
Home sales in Metro Vancouver remained below historical averages in October 2018, decreasing 34.9% from October 2017. The number of newly listed homes was at a four-year high for October. Total homes currently listed is at a 42.1% increase from October 2017, representing more options for buyers but also more competition for sellers. While home prices have decreased slightly in recent months, the benchmark price for all residential homes in Metro Vancouver is still up 1% from October 2017.
The Real Estate Board of Greater Vancouver (REBGV) reports that residential property sales in the region totalled 2,833 in May 2018, a 35.1 per cent decrease from the 4,364 sales recorded in May 2017, and a 9.8 per cent increase compared to April 2018 when 2,579 homes sold.
Home sale and new listing activity in Metro Vancouver remained high in October 2020. Sales increased 29% from October 2019 and were 34.7% above the 10-year average. New listings increased 36.7% from October 2019. The sales-to-active listings ratio was 29.7%, indicating upward pressure on home prices. The benchmark home price index rose 6% from October 2019 to $1,045,100, with detached homes up 8.5% to $1,523,800 and apartments up 4.4% to $683,500. REALTORS continue working within safety protocols to help buyers and sellers meet housing needs.
Home sale and new listing activity in Metro Vancouver remained high in October 2020. Home sales increased 29% from October 2019 and were the second highest on record for the month. New listings increased 37% from the previous year. The average home price rose 6% year-over-year to $1,045,100, with detached homes seeing the largest increase of 8.5% to $1,523,800. The sales-to-active listings ratio of 29.7% indicates continued upward pressure on home prices.
August 2017 REBGV Stats Mike Stewart RealtorMike Stewart
Competition for condominiums and townhomes drove home sales in Metro Vancouver above typical levels in August. Sales totaled 3,043, a 22.3% increase from August 2016 and a 2.8% rise from July 2017. Demand has surged this summer for homes priced between $350,000-$750,000, led by first-time buyers in condo and townhome markets. The benchmark price for all residential properties is $1,029,700, up 9.4% from August 2016. Condo sales saw the biggest increase at 20.1% while detached home prices rose just 2.2% due to balanced market conditions.
The document summarizes housing market statistics for the Fraser Valley region in August 2022. It reports that housing sales increased slightly month-over-month but were down significantly year-over-year. New housing listings also decreased compared to the previous year. Benchmark housing prices decreased across all categories compared to the previous month, bringing prices closer to levels from late 2021. The market is considered balanced with an overall sales-to-listing ratio of 17%.
- Home sales in Metro Vancouver increased modestly in May 2019 compared to April, reaching over 2,000 for the first time this year, though demand remains below historical averages.
- The number of homes currently listed for sale reached a 5-year high of over 14,000 in May 2019, up 30% from May 2018.
- Prices continued to decline across property types, with the composite benchmark price down 0.4% from April and 8.9% from May 2018.
- Home sales in Metro Vancouver increased modestly in May 2019 compared to April, reaching over 2,000 for the first time this year, though demand remains below historical averages.
- The number of homes currently listed for sale reached nearly 14,700, the highest level since 2014, as high prices and stress test qualification issues reduce buyer demand.
- While sales increased slightly from the previous month, they remained well below 10-year averages for May and were the lowest for the month since 2000.
“Buyers are less active today. This is allowing the supply of homes for sale to accumulate to levels we haven’t seen in the last few years,” Phil Moore, REBGV president said. “Rising interest rates, high prices and more restrictive mortgage requirements are among the factors dampening home buyer activity today.”
The Real Estate Board of Greater Vancouver (REBGV) reports that residential property sales in the region totalled 2,579 in April 2018, a 27.4 per cent decrease from the 3,553 sales recorded in April 2017, and a 2.5 per cent increase compared to March 2018 when 2,517 homes sold.
The document summarizes home sales data in Metro Vancouver for January 2018. It finds that while demand remains high for attached homes and apartments, detached home buyers face less competition. Specifically, sales of detached homes were down 24.8% from the 10-year January average, while attached home sales rose 14.3% and apartment sales increased 31.6% compared to their 10-year averages. Real estate experts note that for detached home sellers to be successful, prices need to reflect current market trends of less demand compared to other property types.
The Real Estate Board of Greater Vancouver (REBGV) reports that residential property sales in the region totalled 2,070 in July 2018, a 30.1 per cent decrease from the 2,960 sales recorded in July 2017, and a decrease of 14.6 per cent compared to June 2018 when 2,425 homes sold.
Home sales in Metro Vancouver decreased significantly in November 2018 across all property types compared to November 2017 and October 2018. The Real Estate Board reported a 42.5% decrease in home sales year-over-year and an 18.2% monthly decrease. Additionally, home prices have declined 4-7% over the last six months depending on property type. The sales-to-active listings ratio is below the 12% threshold that often leads to downward pressure on home prices.
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1. Sydney sub-regions
Clearance
rate
Total
auctions
CoreLogic
auction
results
Central Coast 88.0% 51 25
Baulkham Hills and Hawkesbury n.a. 16 7
Blacktown 80.0% 13 10
City and Inner South 88.1% 74 42
Eastern Suburbs 96.2% 36 26
Inner South West 85.7% 59 42
Inner West 90.5% 64 42
North Sydney and Hornsby 94.8% 85 58
Northern Beaches 93.0% 72 43
Outer South West n.a. 8 7
Outer West and Blue Mountains n.a. 7 7
Parramatta 63.2% 30 19
Ryde 81.3% 38 16
South West 61.9% 38 21
Sutherland 77.8% 39 27
Melbourne sub-regions
Inner 72.6% 94 51
Inner East 82.1% 39 28
Inner South 61.9% 77 42
North East 89.2% 44 37
North West 77.4% 49 31
Outer East 74.4% 49 39
South East 79.0% 58 38
West 69.8% 91 53
Mornington Peninsula 80.0% 39 25
Regional auction results
Hunter 68.3% 76 41
Wollongong 66.7% 55 36
Gold Coast 52.9% 47 17
Sunshine Coast 44.0% 49 25
Geelong 73.3% 35 15
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Sydney 84.8% 633 395 335 60 78.1% 513
Melbourne 75.4% 542 345 260 85 74.4% 556
Brisbane 65.7% 129 70 46 24 48.4% 111
Adelaide 72.3% 87 47 34 13 75.0% 91
Perth 37.5% 74 16 6 10 31.6% 46
Tasmania 60.0% 13 5 3 2 52.4% 24
Canberra 80.0% 86 60 48 12 71.2% 59
Weighted
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76.6% 1,564 938 732 206 71.8% 1,400
Preliminary clearance rates surges to 76.6 per cent as the number of auctions continues to trend higher
It has been strong week for auction activity across the capital cities, with the number of auctions more than doubling compared with last week in
Sydney and Melbourne. Despite the surge in the number of auctions held, the combined capitals region recorded a preliminary auction clearance
rate of 76.6 per cent, up from last week, when the final clearance rate dipped to 68.7 per cent. Auction volumes saw a significant increase over
the week, with volumes rising week-on-week across all of the capital cities, with the exception of Adelaide which saw a decrease. There were
1,564 properties taken to auction across the combined capital cities this week, compared to last week’s 881. At the same time last year, auction
volumes were lower, with 1,400 capital city auctions held with a lower rate of clearance (71.8 per cent). The two largest auctions markets,
Sydney and Melbourne, recorded a preliminary clearance rate of 84.8 per cent and 75.4 per cent respectively, suggesting that vendors are still
very much in the driver’s seat across these markets.
Weekly clearance rate, Melbourne
Weekly clearance rate, Adelaide
Weekly clearance rate, Sydney
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The above results are preliminary, with ‘final’ auction clearance rates published each Thursday. CoreLogic, on average, collects between 85% and
90% of auction results each week. Clearance rates are calculated across properties that have been taken to auction over the past week.
CoreLogic Property Market Indicator Summary
All data to week ending 12 February 2017
Capital city auction statistics (preliminary) Weekly clearance rate, combined capital cities
Weekly clearance rate, Brisbane
2. $786,844
$565,000
$515,000
$440,000
$515,000
$350,000
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$675,000
$450,000
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$310,000
$429,000
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$410,000
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Sydney Melbourne Brisbane Adelaide Perth Hobart Darwin Canberra
Houses Units
Capital city
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of Sales
Median
price
Number
of Sales
Median
price
Sydney 1,793 $786,844 966 $675,000
Melbourne 1,554 $565,000 663 $450,000
Brisbane 1,432 $515,000 265 $388,000
Adelaide 741 $440,000 135 $310,000
Perth 1,142 $515,000 237 $429,000
Hobart 188 $350,000 38 $313,000
Darwin 46 $566,250 14 $365,000
Canberra 138 $587,750 85 $410,000
Combined Capitals 7,034 $584,792 2,403 $519,599
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listings
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Sydney 7,770 1.0% 19,267 -11.0%
Melbourne 8,401 -2.0% 25,952 -7.6%
Brisbane 4,458 -0.6% 19,213 5.3%
Adelaide 2,127 -3.1% 8,146 0.7%
Perth 4,149 -6.1% 21,860 3.6%
Hobart 429 -0.5% 1,682 -33.2%
Darwin 158 -26.9% 1,504 -2.7%
Canberra 789 17.2% 1,950 -6.5%
Combined capitals 28,281 -1.4% 99,574 -3.6%
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Sydney 0.9% 2.4% 2.2% 16.9%
Melbourne -0.4% -0.6% 0.2% 11.4%
Brisbane -0.3% 0.6% 0.2% 4.1%
Adelaide 0.5% 1.5% 1.0% 5.3%
Perth -1.0% 0.6% -0.9% -2.9%
Combined 5 capitals 0.1% 1.0% 1.0% 10.9%
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Results are based on the CoreLogic Daily Home Value Index. Further information and daily updates on the index results are available from
http://www.corelogic.com.au/research/daily-indices.html.
*Brisbane results are for the combined Brisbane and Gold Coast
region. The monthly change is the change over the past 28 days.
Private treaty sales represent around 85% of all dwelling sales across the country. The statistics are calculated across houses and units sold over the most
recent four week period. Records without a valid sale price have been excluded from the analysis.
CoreLogic Property Market Indicator Summary
All data to week ending 12 February 2017
Capital city home value changes Daily home value index, 5 capital city aggregate
Capital city private treaty median prices Median house and unit prices
Capital city properties listed for sale Number of homes for sale, combined capital cities
These results are calculated across properties that have been advertised for sale over the past 28 days. A new listing is one which has not been advertised
for sale over the past 6 months, total listings include new listings and properties which have been previously advertised.
To access detailed analysis of some of these key indicators on a suburb level, please log into your CoreLogic Professional
system or contact us on info@corelogic.com.au. Alternatively, ring 1300 734 318 to subscribe to Market Trends
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Listing Index
Region Index value
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Month on month
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National 361.7 93.0% -3.2%
NSW 421.0 115.6% -4.2%
QLD 272.5 77.5% -2.2%
SA 310.0 78.2% -5.5%
TAS 154.1 96.4% -2.6%
VIC 493.0 95.7% -2.6%
WA 344.2 69.5% -2.4%
Region Index value
Month on month
change
Month on month
change (trend)
National 116.6 15.7% -8.9%
NSW 153.6 20.8% -11.0%
QLD 114.6 23.7% -8.9%
SA 77.0 8.0% -5.5%
TAS 94.7 28.7% -4.1%
VIC 120.8 6.5% -8.2%
WA 92.2 23.2% -9.0%
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Avg Vendor
Disc.
Sydney 51 days -4.1% 52 days -4.1%
Melbourne 46 days -3.6% 62 days -5.1%
Brisbane 75 days -5.4% 92 days -6.2%
Adelaide 69 days -5.5% 71 days -6.8%
Perth 89 days -8.1% 97 days -9.2%
Hobart 48 days -4.7% 43 days -4.9%
Darwin 102 days -8.3% 118 days -10.5%
Canberra 55 days -2.5% 67 days -2.9%
HOUSES UNITS
‘Time on market’ (TOM) is simply the middle number of days between when a property is first listed for sale and the contract date. The rate of vendor
discounting is the average percentage difference between the original listing price and the final selling price. The statistics are calculated across results
received by CoreLogic over the past week and include properties transacted over the past four weeks. The data is based on private treaty sales only and
records without a valid sale price have been excluded from the vendor discount analysis. The analysis also excludes results where there are less than 10
observations.
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CoreLogic systems monitor more than 100,000 mortgage activity events every month across our 4 main finance industry platforms. Monitoring the activity
events across this platform provides a unique and timely lead indicator to housing finance commitments. The index shows an 81% correlation with the ABS
housing finance data series (88% using the seasonally adjusted series). Based on the strong correlation and significant number of events being monitored,
the Mortgage Index provides the most timely and holistic measure of mortgage market activity available.
The CoreLogic Listings Index provides a lead indicator for the number of residential dwellings that are being prepared for sale across the Australian housing
market. CoreLogic customers account for over 70% of all listings in the Australian property market. The index, which tracks the flow of metadata across
CoreLogic’s real estate data platform, shows a 75% correlation with the number of new listings about to enter the market.
Capital city median time on market and
average vendor discounting results
Median time on market Average vendor
discounting
Mortgage market activity CoreLogic Mortgage Index
Listing market activity CoreLogic Listing Index
CoreLogic Property Market Indicator Summary
All data to week ending 12 February 2017
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system or contact us on info@corelogic.com.au. Alternatively, ring 1300 734 318 to subscribe to Market Trends
4. 4
CoreLogic Property Market Indicator Summary
All data to week ending 12 February 2017
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system or contact us on info@corelogic.com.au. Alternatively, ring 1300 734 318 to subscribe to Market Trends
Top two sales over the past week, states and territories
69 Mackenzie St,
Hackett, ACT
5 Bed, 3 Bath, 2 Car house
$1,246,000
One Agency Crane
Properties Gungahlin
35 The Point Rd,
Woolwich, NSW
4 Bed, 4 Bath, 4 Car house
$6,680,000
McGrath Estate Agents
151 Woods Tce,
Braitling, NT
4 Bed, 2 Bath, 7 Car house
$550,000
Elders Alice Springs
32 Ivy St,
Indooroopilly, Qld
5 Bed, 5 Bath, 5 Car house
$3,250,000
McGrath Estate Agents
60 Galore St,
Crace, ACT
4 Bed, 3 Bath, 2 Car
$1,175,000
McGrath Estate Agents
79A Fletcher St,
Tamarama, NSW
4 Bed, 3 Bath, 2 Car house
$4,775,000
Phillips Pantzer Donnelley
Woollahra
4 Mayhew Cres,
Jingili, NT
3 Bed, 1 Bath, 2 Car house
$530,000
Home Zone NT Darwin
4 Garrick St,
Coolangatta, Qld
4 Bed, 4 Bath, 4 Car house
$2,370,000
McGrath Estate Agents
Australian Capital Territory
New South Wales
Northern Territory
Queensland
5. 5
CoreLogic Property Market Indicator Summary
All data to week ending 12 February 2017
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system or contact us on info@corelogic.com.au. Alternatively, ring 1300 734 318 to subscribe to Market Trends
Top two sales over the past week, states and territories
397 Esplanade,
Henley Beach, SA
3 Bed, 2 Bath, 4 Car house
$2,170,000
Bruse Real Estate
5 Derwentwater Ave,
Sandy Bay, Tas
4 Bed, 2 Bath, 4 Car house
$1,050,000
Harcourts Hobart
200 South Rd,
Brighton East, Vic
4 Bed, 1 Bath, 1 Car house
$1,920,000
Nick Johnstone Real Estate
Brighton
4/62 Marine Pde,
Cottesloe, WA
3 Bed, 3 Bath, 2 Car house
$3,350,000
Shellabears Cottesloe
35 Star And Arrow Rd,
Cherry Gardens, SA
6 Bed, 2 Bath, 14 Car house
$1,300,000
Lauraine Burrowes Real
Estate Hahndorf
321 Brightwater Rd,
Howden, Tas
4 Bed, 2 Bath, 7 Car house
$868,000
Harcourts Kingborough
Kingston
80 Alfrieda St,
St Albans, Vic
3 Bed, 2 Bath, 2 Car house
$1,810,000
Ray White St Albans
10 The Lane ,
Churchlands, WA
4 Bed, 2 Bath, 2 Car house
$1,260,000
LJ Hooker Claremont
South Australia
Tasmania
Victoria
Western Australia