Trilogy at La Quinta Market Report-October 2018

Low Inventory Pushes Trilogy at La Quinta Home Prices Higher in October

Less than 4% of Trilogy’s 1,238 homes were up for sale in October 2018, (46 vs. 64) last year. Although, year-over-year the same number of homes sold (7), home sold prices increased on average 6% over last October. Not surprising, homes sold faster….on average 81 days, 24% fewer than same month last year.

Trilogy at La Quinta October Market Stats

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