Alaska Real Estate Market Update as of November 24th to November 30th2018



Here's Alaska real estate market update as November 24th to November 30th2018.

Still, on the top of our list is the Anchorage market. During this week, 545 are currently active listings where 20 of which are new listings. 24 listings were pended and 27 were sold.

Next is Wasilla market, 386 are active where 15 are of which are new, 11 pended and 16 were sold.

Compared to the previous market update, you can see that there are less active and pended then more sold listings both in Anchorage and Wasilla for the week.


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If you want to know more on the latest real estate market update and is interested in buying or selling, give me a call (907) 570-6757 or 907-720-4663.

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