Alaska Real Estate Market Update - August 1st - 7th, 2020

 

Here's Alaska real estate market update for August 1st - 7th, 2020.

On the top of our list is the Anchorage market. During this week, 416 are currently active listings where 73 of which are new listings. 79 listings were pending and 61 were sold.

See full report:


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

 

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