Analyzing the Real Estate Market of Pocatello, ID

The latest market report for Pocatello, ID reveals a stable real estate environment with the median list price for single-family homes at $425,000, holding steady from last month. The Market Action Index (MAI) is at 39, indicating a slight seller's advantage, with a slight increase in inventory to 153 properties.

A closer look at the details:

  • Median Price of New Listings: $313,500

  • Price per Square Foot: $187

  • Average Days on Market: 93 days, with the median at 49 days

  • Price Decrease: 27% of listings, signaling some negotiation room for buyers

  • Price Increase: A modest 2%, reflecting a mostly stable pricing trend

  • Relisted Properties: 11% of total inventory

  • Median Rent: $1,199, which might interest investors

The MAI reflects a balance between sales and inventory, leaning towards a seller's market but without significant movement in list prices recently.

Breaking down by market segments, each representing about 25% of the market ordered by price:

  • High-end: Median Price at $785,000 for spacious 5 bed, 3 bath homes, with larger lots (1 - 2.5 acres) and newer builds averaging 12 years old.

  • Mid-range: Median Price at $517,450 for homes with around 3,022 sq. ft. and moderately sized lots (0.25 - 0.5 acre).

  • Lower-mid range: Median Price at $361,000 for homes, likely more aged, averaging 56 years old, with 4 beds and 2 baths.

  • Entry-level: Median Price at $255,000 for smaller, older homes (average 78 years old) on very large lots (6,500 - 8,000 sqft), likely reflecting the value in land or potential for redevelopment.

The Days on Market (DOM) for these segments range from 28 days for entry-level homes to 94 days for the high-end segment, suggesting quicker sales for more affordable properties.

In summary, Pocatello's market is moderately active with opportunities for buyers in different segments, and consistent prices providing a stable landscape for both buyers and sellers.

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