Chart of the Day: Cheaper units account for 27% of new sales

Lower-priced units are those sold for less than $750,000.

The Urban Redevelopment Authority reported:

Lower-priced units less than $750,000 accounted for 27% (or 1,435 units) of new sales in 2nd Quarter 2012, lower than the 42% (or 2,766 units) seen last quarter.


 

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