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MAT 240 Module Two Assignment

The report analyzes selling prices and square footage of 30 randomly selected properties from the Pacific Region for D.M. Pan National Real Estate Company. It utilizes descriptive, competitive, and regression analysis to identify trends, revealing a positive correlation between square footage and listing price. The mean listing price is $431,070 with a median of $398,500, indicating varying housing prices based on size.

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MAT 240 Module Two Assignment

The report analyzes selling prices and square footage of 30 randomly selected properties from the Pacific Region for D.M. Pan National Real Estate Company. It utilizes descriptive, competitive, and regression analysis to identify trends, revealing a positive correlation between square footage and listing price. The mean listing price is $431,070 with a median of $398,500, indicating varying housing prices based on size.

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Selling Price and Area Analysis for D.M.

Pan National Real Estate Company 1

Report: Selling Price and Area Analysis for D.M. Pan National Real Estate Company

Korin Holden

Southern New Hampshire University


Selling Price Analysis for D.M. Pan National Real Estate Company 2

Introduction

From the real estate data and a selling price analysis, I will take a random sample of 30

properties from the Pacific Region and will collect the mean and median of the square footage

and listing price to determine trends or a correlation. The Statistic equations used are descriptive,

competitive, and regression analysis based. The study has been done to determine competitive

advantage of the smart businesses. Regression analysis will be utilized to deduce my own

determination of a suitable listing price for a sizable property.

Representative Data Sample

Pacific wa clallam 427,000

2,096

or lincoln 371,200

Pacific 1,334

Pacific ca yuba 777,900

4,635

Pacific ca merced 339,600

1,726

Pacific ca santa 405,100

cruz 1,955

Pacific ca imperial 343,900

1,478

Pacific wa grays 395,300

harbor 1,393

Pacific ca tehama 371,200


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1,597

Pacific wa mason 332,900

1,145

Pacific or douglas 357,000

1,324

Pacific ca san diego 421,400

2,081

Pacific or clackama 401,700

s 1,780

Pacific ca solano 343,700

1,240

Pacific or washingt 764,900

on 3,504

Pacific or columbia 367,800

1,509

Pacific ca san luis 370,000

obispo 1,246

Pacific wa grant 370,100

1,351

Pacific wa walla 420,400

walla 1,963

Pacific ca alameda 472,100

2,065

Pacific wa clark 460,700

1,922

Pacific wa spokane 422,800


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1,462

Pacific or deschute 351,500

s 1,467

Pacific or marion 419,300

1,936

Pacific ca tulare 403,900

1,566

Pacific ca fresno 389,500

1,395

Pacific wa clallam 887,800

4,422

Pacific or yamhill 458,800

2,020

Pacific ca san 413,100

francisco 1,595

Pacific hi maui 342,000

1,149

Pacific ca riverside 329,500

1,274

Listing
Square Feet Price
mean 1,854 431,070
median 1,581 398,500
standard d 858.602045 135395.393
Selling Price Analysis for D.M. Pan National Real Estate Company 5

Data Analysis

I acquired my sample by using Excel and using the random sorting feature after I selected a

region and narrowed the selection to 30. The National Summary of Real Estate Data, Statistics,

and Graphs shows a very similar trend of what I estimated on the regional end. Although, my

sample is not representative of the population, housing prices still varied from $315,000-

$415,000 when square footage ranged between 1,500 and 1,900.

Scatterplot

Regional Sample Graph


1,000,000
900,000
800,000
700,000
Listing Price ($)

600,000
500,000
400,000
300,000
200,000
100,000
-
1,000 1,500 2,000 2,500 3,000 3,500 4,000 4,500 5,000

Square Feet

The Pattern

X axis = square feet, Y axis = listing price

Linear trendline with a positive association between the two variables determining increase in

square footage does lead to an increase in listing price.

If I had a home to sale that was 1800 square feet, I would choose to list it at $288,151. This is

because by finding the mean values of X and Y, and knowing the coefficient X is 1,800, it

creates the equation =151.77*1800+14963. Which produces a trend of 1,800 square foot houses

ranging from $288,149-$288,151.


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