Here are the latest real estate statistics for Hamilton, Butler, Warren, and Clermont counties. Information is through June 30th, 2009. Cincinnati Real Estate Statistics for the month of July will be available on August 1st.

• The Median price data set shows the monthly median sales price dating back two years, which makes spotting a trend very simple. Remember, the median price is the middle figure in a set of numbers, not the average (mean) price.  Also, the number of units is labeled on top of each bar for a better representation.
• The second data set reveals the current supply and demand curve.
• The last data set shows the Months Supply of Inventory currently available on the market.  The Months Supply figure is derived using the average sales per month over the last year and dividing the total inventory by this figure.

July 2009 Median Price

July 2009 Supply and Demand

July 2009 Months Supply Inventory

If you're really interested in understanding the current status of the Cincinnati neighborhoods markets, using the features of the Market Snapshot Tool, you can see exactly what's going on in your neighborhood.

The easy-to-read map and charts help you gauge market trends, find out what sold most recently and for how much, and understand how homes compete on price with other properties selling in the area. You can also view homes for sale with photos to better assess the market conditions!

We know this is hard to visualize. That's why we've created Hyde Park's Market Snapshot for you to view as a sample. This is current market data for Hyde Park.

You'll notice only 10 properties appear on the map at first. However, if you click on any of the properties in the list below the map, every property will appear in its proper location on the map!

Don't hesitate to call us with any questions about either the Cincinnati Market Statistics or specific questions about the Market Snapshot.  Carol Meadows 513.766.3878.