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March 2010 Market Report
Monthly Highlights
• March saw signficant increases in single-family detached home sales, up 36.34 percent from March 2009 and up 66.84 percent from the previous month.
• There were 1,077 Pending sales for single-family detached homes in March 2010, rising 43.98 percent from the previous year and up 38.25 percent from the previous month. This is the highest
number of Pending sales for single-family homes since June 2007.
Contact: Mark Pando, 2010 GAAR President, 505-249-0188
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Read the full March 2010 Market Report ("Green" version)
Previous 10 Home Sales Reports
- 2010 2nd Quarter Sales Report
- June 2010 Market Report
- May 2010 Market Report
- April 2010 Market Report
- 2010 1st Quarter Sales Report
- March 2010 Market Report
- February 2010 Market Report
- January 2010 Market Report
- 2009 Year End Home Sales Report
- 2009 4th Quarter Sales Report
- View the Home Sales Report archive
Previous 10 Area Spotlight Reports
- Area Spotlight - MLS Area 10 – Sandia Heights
- Neighborhood Spotlight - Pat Hurley
- Area Spotlight - Rio Rancho Areas 140-162
- Area Spotlight - Area 50 - Northeast Heights
- Neighborhood Spotlight - Barelas
- Area Spotlight - East Mountain Areas 210-293
- Neighborhood Spotlight - Nob Hill
- Area Spotlight - MLS Area 42 - UNM South
- Area Spotlight - MLS Area 103 – West River Valley
- Area Spotlight - MLS Area 30 – Far Northeast Heights
- View the Area Spotlight archive
Previous 10 Data Articles
- MLS Areas showing increases in sale price
- Absorption Rates by Area (July 2010)
- Home Sale Prices from 2005-2010
- Absorption Rates by Area (Feb. 2010)
- January 2010 Market Conditions
- How Old is That Home?
- What’s for sale in the Greater Albuquerque Market? (for May 2010).
- Square Footage of Single-Family Homes.
- Pending Home Sales
- Single-Family Home Sales from 2005-2009: Top Selling Price Ranges
- View the Data Articles archive


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