16. Research hypothesis Prices of the house and what effected them. Desired living such as schools and square footage made a house price go up. Economy also was a factor if the house price went up or down in an area.
Let’s explore the real estate marketPrice range -The importance of understanding the real estate market , and the fair market value is the price a seller will accept and a purchaser will pay for property under ordinary circumstances (IRS, n.d). When special life situations arise, such as a seller needing to relocate quickly, the home may be sold higher or lower than the fair market value to hasten the selling process-Why is there an inconsistent price range?High unemployment – is it causing decrease in value of a home
Township 4 - Had the most house sold in Township 4Table 2a displays the homes sold in township 4, the median price range was $188,000 and the mode was $179,000. A fair market price for a 2000 to 2300 square feet long home in township 4 is $180,000.Township 5 - Table 1A displays the homes sold in township 5, the median price range was $207,000 and the mode was $188,000. The ranges provide Team D a start point to receiving a fair market price for a home in township 5.
Township 3 – At the lower end of the market township 3 had a median price range of $203,000 and the mode is $172,000. A fair asking price within township 3 is around $190,000 for a home that is 2200 square feet.Township 2 - Table 4A displays the homes sold in township 2, the median price range was $207,000 and the mode was $192,000. A fair market price for a home in township 2 is approximately $195,000Township 1 - Table 5A displays the homes sold in township 1, the median price range was $218,000 and the mode was $192,000. A fair market price for a homes in township 2 is about $224,000.
Table 2a displays the homes sold in township 4, the median price range was $188,000 and the mode was $179,000. A fair market price for a 2000 to 2300 square feet long home in township 4 is $180,000.
Influx prices due to unemployment - national average of unemployment is 6.9%; -Tampa area has 7.0% of unemployment (Simply Hired, 2010) - no fund – led to foreclosure Sampling – 20 homes within the range of $150k to $250k - The Histogram Chart visually displayed that most of the homes were sold for around $190k.Confidence Intervals - calculated the means and standard deviation to arrive at a fair market price range. Intervals lowerThe estimated lower confidence limit or value in township four was $171k. Higher The approximate higher confidence limit or value in township four was $218k.
Influx prices due to unemployment - national average of unemployment is 6.9%; -Tampa area has 7.0% of unemployment (Simply Hired, 2010) - no fund – led to foreclosure Sampling – 20 homes within the range of $150k to $250k - The Histogram Chart visually displayed that most of the homes were sold for around $190k.Confidence Intervals - calculated the means and standard deviation to arrive at a fair market price range. Intervals lowerThe estimated lower confidence limit or value in township four was $171k. Higher The approximate higher confidence limit or value in township four was $218k.
Visual display that showed chart skew to the left bring price down and offering a means price range of $194k with a square footage of 2,215 in township four.The minimum price was estimated at $164k with a 1700 square foot home.The maximum price for a home in township four within our sample was around $243 with a 2900 square foot. Hypothesis of range $150 to $250