In 2020, single-family home sales soared (both nationally and locally), but condo sales were left behind, the real estate authority says.
While single-family home inventory dropped, condo inventory recovered and rose, and the national median condo sale price rose just 7-8 percent year-over-year, compared to single-family home prices growing by 14 percent. Another bonus: Condos generally are priced lower than single-family homes (in November, the median-priced U.S. condo sold for about $41,000 less than a home).
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