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Kay Van Hoesen Founder, Certifax, Inc.
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Number of Houses and Condos Sold
Month-to-Month/Year-to-Year Comparison
As a whole, single family sales have been increasing.
As illustrated in the table below, the number of condos sold in March 2012 declined 10% compared to the same month in 2011.
However, in February, condo sales were up 13%.
We believe early spring weather motivated many people who would have ordinarily bought in March to instead buy a month earlier, in February, thus explaining February’s large increase and the subsequent decline in March.
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