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    Sales activity was down in most areas compared to the previous year according to a market snapshot of the Houston housing market. The median sales price increased in 12 areas but decreased in most others. Specifically, sales fell over 30% in 13 areas and prices dropped more than 10% in 11 areas, indicating the Houston housing market continues to struggle with declines in sales and prices in many parts of the city.

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    Sales activity was down in most areas compared to the previous year according to a market snapshot of the Houston housing market. The median sales price increased in 12 areas but decreased in most others. Specifically, sales fell over 30% in 13 areas and prices dropped more than 10% in 11 areas, indicating the Houston housing market continues to struggle with declines in sales and prices in many parts of the city.

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    Sales activity was down in most areas compared to the previous year according to a market snapshot of the Houston housing market. The median sales price increased in 12 areas but decreased in most others. Specifically, sales fell over 30% in 13 areas and prices dropped more than 10% in 11 areas, indicating the Houston housing market continues to struggle with declines in sales and prices in many parts of the city.

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    MARKET SNAPSHOT Change in

    Sales activity in February was up in seven median price,


    out of the 41 areas shown on the map Feb. ’08 - Feb. ’09
    compared with a year ago. The median Up more than 10%
    sales price was up in 12 of the regions in Up less than 10%
    February. Unchanged
    60 39 19 Down less than 10%
    Down more than 10%
    WALLER
    CO. 15 MONTGOMERY
    45
    CO.
    14 40 59
    35 32
    HARRIS 13 1960
    LIBERTY
    CO.
    10 12 CO.

    26 25 11 34 1 52
    8
    8 9 8
    24 2
    10
    23 16 10
    36 31 22 4 610
    28 21 17 6
    37 20 18
    3
    FORT BEND 7
    30 CO.
    29 38 288 5 Galveston
    59
    BRAZORIA 45 33 Bay
    6
    CO. GALVESTON CO.

    Change Change
    in sales, Feb. ’09 in price,
    Feb. ’09 Feb. ’08- median Feb. ’08-
    Map area/description sales Feb. ’09 price Feb. ’09
    1 - Northeast 132 -25.0% $139,960 4.0%
    2 - East 143 -7.7% $74,900 -13.4%
    3 - Southeast 98 -29.0% $80,000 -21.3%
    4 - South 31 10.7% $77,000 -19.8%
    5 - Brazoria County 173 -31.3% $158,000 -9.3%
    6 - Pasadena Area 61 -47.0% $105,750 -6.8%
    7 - Clear Lake Area 120 -13.7% $147,900 1.0%
    8 - Hwy. 6 North 116 -28.8% $135,000 -8.0%
    9 - Central North 106 -34.2% $215,450 -11.2%
    10 - Cy-Fair 98 -29.5% $155,000 -5.9%
    11 - Near North 59 -30.6% $71,320 -21.2%
    12 - North 110 -22.0% $85,000 -19.0%
    13 - Northwest 144 -31.8% $119,450 -18.7%
    14 - Far Northwest 95 -41.4% $145,950 -10.3%
    15 - Montgomery Co. SW 172 -37.0% $201,320 6.0%
    16 - Central 42 -35.4% $336,250 -12.5%
    17 - Southwest 36 -42.9% $692,000 8.3%
    18 - South Central 14 7.7% $64,900 -9.9%
    19 - Mongomery Co. NE 59 -20.3% $112,250 -4.4%
    20 - Bellaire South 56 -21.1% $165,000 6.5%
    21 - Bellaire West 13 -23.5% $117,000 -2.5%
    22 - Central West 15 -53.1% $604,500 13.0%
    23 - Memorial 41 -21.2% $500,000 -6.5%
    24 - Spring Branch 35 -28.6% $137,500 -23.6%
    25 - Far West 192 3.2% $115,000 -8.5%
    26 - Waller County 14 40.0% $65,000 -20.2%
    28 - Alief Area 43 4.9% $84,900 -19.1%
    29 - Fort Bend Central 67 -30.2% $216,500 17.0%
    30 - Fort Bend Southwest 81 -3.6% $169,000 2.4%
    31 - West 45 -23.7% $195,000 1.1%
    32 - Far Northeast 59 -16.9% $177,400 4.4%
    33 - Galveston County 224 -23.8% $147,500 -3.7%
    34 - Aldine-Westfield 14 -36.4% $60,000 -25.4%
    35 - Tomball/Cypress 83 -28.4% $149,500 -9.6%
    36 - South Katy Area 156 -22.8% $220,000 7.3%
    37 - Fort Bend West 124 2.5% $154,500 -0.3%
    38 - Fort Bend East 114 -24.0% $127,500 -5.9%
    39 - Montgomery Co. NW 77 -6.1% $155,000 -23.1%
    40 - Montgomery Co. SE 15 -66.7% $122,500 0.4%
    52 - Liberty County 20 -37.5% $59,000 -48.4%
    60 - Grimes County 10 233.3% $53,000 -28.4%
    Sources: Real Estate Center at Texas A&M University; Houston Association of Realtors
    JAY CARR : C H R O N I C L E

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