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The average sale price of houses in the 13-county metro area fell 3 percent in July from the same month last year-to $163,612, the Metropolitan Indianapolis Board of Realtors said today.
The number of sales slid 6.7 percent, to 2,765. Pending sales-signed but not closed-fell 5 percent.
Inventories held steady at 22,270, a sign that one member called a sign of hope for the market.
“While activity slowed some in July, inventories were steady, which provides homebuyers with a wide variety of options,” MIBOR President Kevin Kirkpatrick said in a statement.
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