The inventory of unsold homes in the distressed Las Vegas metro market is at its lowest point in 18 months, according to the Rob Report, a monthly market overview published by luxury real estate broker Rob Jenson of RE/MAX Central. As 2009 drew to a close, there was a 6.1 months' supply of houses for sale in the Vegas-Henderson area. But there was just a 2.8 months' supply if homes under contract but not yet closed are excluded. A total of 10,651 single-family houses are in contingent or pending status, Mr. Jenson reports. Most of the houses on the market at $1 million or less are distressed sales - 10,633 short sales and 4,272 foreclosures out of a total of 18,343. But take-backs are outselling short sales three-to-one, the agent says. In December, 3,071 properties actually changed hands, a 5%, or 151-unit, increase from November. Of those sales, 78% were distressed, including 1,822 foreclosures and 583 short sales.
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