The Savannah market’s home sales took a seasonal dip in September, according to Redfin data.
There were 536 home sales in September this year which is 7.5% below this month’s sales last year. September’s fall comes after a strong summer of home sales that saw typical peaks in June and July.
Home sales declined nearly 40 sales from August, which had 605 sales and kept up the summer run of over 600 sales that started in June.
Redfin’s three-year data shows that fall historically features a drop from the Summer’s sales, often starting in August and continuing through the new year. However, September’s sale totals comes with the largest year-over-year decline since April.
The Savannah area market started cold with historic three-year lows for sales
in January and February. Sales began rebounding in March and stayed on the increase through July.
Find home sales from the start of October in this week’s property transfers. The batch of sales features multiple over the $1 million threshold.
Search property transfers for Chatham, Bryan and Effingham counties >>
This article originally appeared on Savannah Morning News: September home sales steep below last year's mark
