Le hai prese dal sito NAR? Interessanti (era meglio se lasciavi la versione originale), comunque leggendo a prima vista, tra coloro che hanno venduto senza un brooker (9%) si nota che hanno venduto o a meno, o case di minor valore medio... le percentuali non mi tornano (sono oltre il 100%) ma probabilmente sono indentate diversamente nell'originale. Comunque si vedrebbe che la vendita tramite internet NON è la prima voce che rimane il passaparola e il cartello. Questo significherebbe che è il cartello e il passa parola il mezzo più efficace per i privati.
La versione originale era in inglese...magari qualcuno non comprendeva
Concordo per i sistemi di vendita fra privati...il vecchio cartello e il passaparola sono strumenti preminenti anche perche' sono i piu' semplici. C'e' da dire che il target e' decisamente basso ( i nostri 100.000 euri scarsi ), e che su acquisti piu' importanti la presenza del broker REALTOR ( il ns. Agenti Immobiliari ) e' praticamente fissa.
Comunque Ithink per il tuo e magari altrui piacere eccoltelo in originale
NAR Membership Statistics
Members to date: 1,088,919 as of Sept. 31, 2010
Number of local associations: 1,420
Source: Monthly Membership Report and NAR Membership Statistics, 1908-present
Home Buyer Statistics
Active home search (median):
Number of weeks searched: 12
Number of homes seen: 15
First-Time vs. Repeat Buyers:
First-time buyers: 50%
Repeat buyers: 50%
Median age of first-time buyers: 30
Median age of repeat buyers: 49
Buyers who definitely would use same agent again: 65%
Actions taken as result of Internet home search:
Walked through a home viewed online: 45%
Found agent used to search/buy home: 29%
Drove by/viewed a home: 21%
Information sources used in home search:
I nternet: 74%
Real estate agent: 69%
Yard sign: 22%
Open house: 12%
Newspaper ad: 9%
Home book or magazine: 6%
Source: 2010 National Association of REALTORS® Profile of Home Buyers and Sellers
Did You Know?
The first-time homebuyer share climbed in both 2007 and 2008, and then surged in 2009. First-time purchasers rose from 36 percent of all homebuyers in 2006 to about 45 percent in 2009. The increase in share added roughly 306,000 sales in 2008-9. Without this gain, existing home sales for the year would have fallen by 63,000.
An important catalyst for the jump in first-time homebuyers in 2009, however, was the first-time homebuyer tax credit program. Various estimates place the impact of the tax credit on either pulling demand forward or releasing pent-up demand at 200,000-400,000 additional buyers- similar to last year's increase in first-time sales.
Source: State of the Nation's Housing 2010 (Harvard University - Joint Center for Housing Studies)
For Sale By Owner (FSBO) Statistics
FSBOs accounted for 9% of home sales in 2010. The typical FSBO home sold for $140,000 compared to $199,300 for agent-assisted home sales.
FSBO Methods Used to Market Home:
Listing on Internet . . . 27%
For-sale-by-owner Web site . . . 11%
Yard sign . . . 46%
Friends/neighbors . . . 39%
Newspaper ad . . . 12%
Open house . . . 14%
Most Difficult Tasks for FSBO Sellers:
Getting the right price . . . 23%
Preparing/fixing up home for sale: 18%
Selling within the planned length of time: 14%
Having enough time to devote to all aspects of the sale: 13%
Understanding and performing paperwork: 10%
Source: 2010 National Association of REALTORS® Profile of Home Buyers and Sellers
Statistics on REALTORS ® and Technology
The typical REALTOR® spent up to $1,200 on technology for real estate purposes in 2008.
The top three tools that respondents plan on purchasing or replacing in the next year are: smartphone with email/Internet connection (42%); notebook/laptop (34%), and digital camera (26%).
The most frequently used operating system is Windows XP (63%).
The most popular smartphones are Blackberry (32%), Palm Treo (14%), and iPhone (10%).
84% of REALTORS® use social media to some extent.
The top places where REALTORS® place their listings are REALTOR.com, their broker's website, their local MLS site, and their own website.