It seems the local real estate market is starting to bounce back from pandemic-related slow downs.
The latest update from the Quinte and District Association of Realtors says even though listings are down overall, the sales numbers for all property types in July were up 86.2% from the same month last year, bringing in almost $245 million.
Residential dollar sales were up just over 83% in July, compared to 2019, with the average price of a home up about 23% as well, to $450,651.
QDAR President Heather Plane says buyers, sellers and Realtors all seem to be adjusting to the pandemic-related safeguards and the shift towards more virtual showings of homes.
