CLOSED sales= SOLDS 
From this chart you can see how many transactions or sales happened per month. In some cases you will see seasonal trends. In other cases you may see the # of units increasing or declining. That is a good time to find out why. 

This has been broken down by Property Type - so yo will see Single Family Homes ( Detached Homes) as well as Attached Homes such as Townhomes/Villas. 

You will see # of homes sold per property type.

The Median Sold Price (Sales) – For all closed sales in the period, the middle closed price in the series, where half the sales are of lower value and half are of higher value. We use median vs Average to get a better gauge.

Median - Median is the middle value of the dataset.  The Average Sales Price is the sum of the total sales dollar volume divided by the total number of units sold.  The Median Sales Price is the Sales Price at which half of all sales are above and half are the sales are below. When you have outliers in the underlying data, using the median is often more reflective of the “true” trend. The average is reflective of the data if the data set is fairly homogenous. For example, the average price is less likely to be skewed by outliers if you filter the chart for a particular square foot range.

The Average Sales Price is the sum of the total sales dollar volume divided by the total number of units sold. This does not provide the best valuation so we use median sold price instead. But we have provided it here for reference. 

If you would like to see the ACTUAL Avg Sales Prices - Request a custom report to get a more accurate understanding 

Some people like to look at Avg Price/Sqft. This is not a very good statistic for Single Family Homes or Attached homes as various factors are not taken into consideration but it is used for condos. 

When looking to buy a condo a lot of people will look at Average or Median Price per square foot to get an idea of average price per sqft for a condo unit. Keep in mind that each condo may have different updates, upgrades finishes, or other benefits like extra garage spaces, storage unit, different layouts etc.

Keep in mind these are just numbers and they only show 1 side of the data! There is a lot more that goes into analysis than just numbers but it is a starting area!  

Original List Price - Original list price is the initial price the listing was put on the market at.  While a price can be reduced over the time a property is for sale, the original list price is used in this calculation to compare to the Final SOLD price - which is the final price - and does Not include subsidy! 
At 100% - Sellers got the price they listed the home for. Anything below that shows that they didn't get the originally listed price. So if you see 90% for a 500K originally listed price - it means the Sellers got 90% of $500K or $450K.

Median List Price:  For all closed sales in the period, the middle closed price in the series, where half the sales are of lower value and half are of higher value

Avg Sales Price to Original List Price - Original list price is the initial price the listing was put on the market at.  While a price can be reduced over the time a property is for sale, the original list price is used in this calculation to compare to the Final SOLD price - which is the final price - and does Not include subsidy! 

In this case, Average sales price is calculated.
At 100% - Sellers got the price they listed the home for. Anything below that shows that they didn't get the originally listed price. So if you see 90% for a 500K originally listed price - it means the Sellers got 90% of $500K or $450K.

Days on Market:  Calculation based upon the number of days a property is listed before receiving a contract. It is calculated based upon the property and accumulates between listings. It is the total number of days from the date when a property first comes on the market (list date) to the time is taken off the market due to a sale (contract date) or off market condition (off market date). 

Basically how long did it take to sell!

Average vs Median Days on Market:  Notice the differences between median and Average calculations. 

Basically how long did it take to sell!

Average Contract to Settle - For homes that sold in a given period, the average number of days between the contract date and settlement date.

If you are wondering how long after you sell your property, you will be able to settle. This chart will give you a good Average # of days between getting a contract ratified and when the property finally closes and you can receive the keys or the money for your new home.  

Months of Supply (also known as "Months Supply of Inventory") tells you how many months it would take for all the current homes for sale on the market to sell, given the sales rate for that market.
 4 to 6 Months is generally considered a balanced market; less than 4 months a sellers' market as there are more buyers than homes available; more than 6 months can be considered a buyers' market as there are more homes for sale than buyers to purchase them.