Is the market in Frederick Md starting to correct itself? It appears prices are going back up.

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I also just attended a meeting that Wayne Six, a very well respected appraiser in the Frederick area, spoke at.  He also mentioned that what we have now is a "split market".  That means that the houses $350k and below are moving quickly and often yes, with multiple offers.  These properties are gaining value and doing well.  As you start to go up, basically with each $100k increment, the prices stabalize or even decline a little.  The $600k and over being of course the toughest.  One of the best things about a split market however, is that is the first sign of true recovery.  His prediction as well as ours is in alignment with the last answer that it will likely be 2 years before we see increases.
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July 05 2010
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If you don't have an agent already John111, Mr. Highland looks like a keeper with honest information to share. If I were looking in MD, I give him a call myself.
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Prices are not going up yet, but they may have reached a bottom.  We believe we are close, due to several indicators, including seeing multiple offers on some very well-priced foreclosures.  We probably won't see any price increases for some time, as long as we have more foreclosures coming on the market. It could easily be 2 years or more before we see any significant appreciation.

We just posted the year-end statistics on our blog if you'd like to take a look.  All Things Frederick Real Estate Blog You can see the graph of how the prices have dropped. 

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