The bar chart illustrates the number of homes sold across three distinct areas—Iowa City, Coralville, and North Liberty—during the years 2008 and 2009. Overall, it is evident that while Iowa City remained the most active market in both years, North Liberty showed the most significant growth in sales volume, contrasting with a minor downturn in Coralville.
In 2009, Iowa City recorded the highest number of transactions at 880, representing a modest increase from the 850 homes sold in 2008. Similarly, North Liberty saw a notable rise in property sales, climbing from 530 in 2008 to 620 in 2009. This growth highlights a positive trend for the majority of the regions surveyed.
Conversely, Coralville followed a different pattern, as it was the only area to experience a decrease in sales. The number of homes sold in this region dropped from 320 in 2008 to 300 in 2009. Despite these fluctuations, Iowa City consistently maintained the highest volume of sales throughout the two-year period, while Coralville remained the area with the fewest transactions in both 2008 and 2009.