Listen up fellow Oswegoan’s, the numbers are in and it looks like we beat last year’s numbers on closed sales. We seem to be building some momentum and hopefully we will continue selling off the remaining 253 active detached single family homes and 137 attached single family homes we currently have in inventory.
So call your friends and family. Tell them what a wonderful community we have in Oswego. From 1 bedroom condo at $35,000 to the $2.8 Million 5 bedroom Victorian on 17 acres we have the right home for them at the right price.
Current Market Activity – Oswego – May 2010
| Active | Price Change | Contingent | Pending | New | |
| Detached | 232 | 15 | 57 | 12 | 6 |
| Attached | 131 | 6 | 20 | 11 | 0 |
May 2010
Sold SS REO Market YTD
Detached 34 1 12 21 123
Attached 12 1 4 7 59
May 2009
Sold SS REO Market YTD
Detached 25 4 6 15 109
Attached 10 2 4 4 28
Tell them I am available to show the the right home at the right price that suits their needs in Oswego.
Virtually Yours,
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