Kansas Homes to Cost More by Fall

KANSAS CITY, MO-Kansas City Regional Association of Realtors has predicted that prices of homes in Kansas City-will see a hike by fall.

By GlobeSt News Portal | July 20, 2010 at 01:01 AM

KANSAS CITY, MO-Kansas City Regional Association of Realtors has predicted that prices of homes in Kansas City-will see a hike by fall. The average price of new homes in June 2010 stood at $296,768, a decrease of 2% compared to $302,628 in June 2009.

The average price of existing homes was $167,487, which is a 4% rise from $160,487 last year. According to a report by KCRAR, about 2,599 new and existing Kansas City homes were sold in June. For the full story, go to Dallas Business Journal.

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