451 Wedgewood Dr | Camdenton, MO

7 Bed | 5.5 Bath | $3,900,000


Nearly 9000 sq ft of a wonderfully designed and meticulously crafted home in Cross Creek Subdivision. One-of-a-kind lot measuring an acre of ground & 354 ft of shoreline enabling a true park and sand beach to be created. With 7 bedrooms, office, dining room, 2 kitchens, several bars, 6 baths and spectacular outside gathering areas, this home has it all. Quality flooring, distinctive lighting, outstanding use of shiplap & wood accents and a true wall of lakeside windows on 3 of the 4 floors. Upstairs is a bunk room/play area while on the main level you will find a beautiful kitchen and master br as well as great use of decks. The middle floor features a family area, 2 amazing bars & a game area that is unrivaled. You hear it all the time but seriously, this home is set up for entertainment! Head down to the lower level with full kitchen, family area, & a Murphy Bed that (7th bedroom). Step outside andy ...

3790 Old Route 5 | Camdenton, MO
$475,000

This shouse is ready for you to come in and finish how you desire. Over 4,000 sq ft Martin metal building that could be finished with either residential or commercial use in mind. The building is in great shape and the interior ready to finish out. All of this sitting on over 46 acres with Old Hwy 5 frontage and new Hwy 5 frontage and visibility. Several great building spots on this acreage and so much opportunity. Two 12'x14' garage doors with a huge area for a shop or wonderful place to store boats, rv's or any toy you could think of. Inside is framed for a 3 bedroom home but could easily be converted to space for office use or redesigned. Plumbed for full kitchen, 3 baths and laundry. This is a neat property and the ground makes for very versatile use. A variety of topographies for fun ATVing, hiking or new construction. This property is only minutes from the ampitheater and a very short drive to Camdenton.

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Record Low Inventory and Record High Prices
This is your http://altosresearch.com/ data for Monday June 1, 2020 with the latest real estate analytics that came in over the weekend for the whole US. The headline for today is that the inventory of available homes for sale right now is at its lowest level ever and home prices have surged to their highest level ever. There are fewer homes on the market now than at any time since recording began. Altos Research was founded in 2006 and we’ve been tracking the US housing market in real time since then. As demand for homes continues to outpace supply of homes for sale, our available inventory keeps shrinking week over week. Normally June is when we reach peak inventory and transaction volume for the year. 2020 started the year, pre-crisis at the fewest homes for sale ever. Each January of course is normally the fewest homes on the market. Because of the sales rate this week, we dropped to only 719,000 single family homes for sale in the ...

As we enter the summer months and work through the challenges associated with the current health crisis, many are wondering what impact the economic slowdown will have on home prices. Looking at the big picture, supply and demand will give us the clearest idea of what’s to come.
Making our way through the month of June and entering the second half of the year, we face an undersupply of homes on the market. Keep in mind, this undersupply is going to vary by location and by price point. According to the National Association of Realtors (NAR), across the country, we currently have a 4.1 months supply of homes on the market. Historically, 6 months of supply is considered a balanced market. Anything over 6 months is a buyer’s market, meaning prices will depreciate. Anything below 6 months is a seller’s market, where prices appreciate. The graph below shows inventory across the country since 2010 in months supply of homes for sale.Robert Dietz,&nb ...