March Stats Preview: Inventory still up big, but gains slow even as home sales slip
March Stats Preview: Inventory still up big, but gains slow even as home sales slip
Let's take a look at our early March housing stats.
Overall the market is still moving in a direction favorable to buyers, but more slowly than it was late last year. By March of this year inventory is already at levels that it didn't hit until May or June last year. Meanwhile, sales are still down from a year earlier. Foreclosures are still not really an issue at all right now…
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Let's take a look at our early March housing stats.
Overall the market is still moving in a direction favorable to buyers, but more slowly than it was late last year. By March of this year inventory is already at levels that it didn't hit until May or June last year. Meanwhile, sales are still down from a year earlier. Foreclosures are still not really an issue at all right now…
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Let's take a look at our early March housing stats.
Overall the market is still moving in a direction favorable to buyers, but more slowly than it was late last year. By March of this year inventory is already at levels that it didn't hit until May or June last year. Meanwhile, sales are still down from a year earlier. Foreclosures are still not really an issue at all right now…
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Home sales volume was down considerably from a year ago in both King and Snohomish County last month, dipping over 16 percent in both counties. Meanwhile, the number of homes on the market began the usual seasonal declines, but were still up 83 percent in King County and 63 percent in Snohomish. Foreclosures are still very rare, although the number of notices did tick up a bit month-over-month.
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Home sales volume was down considerably from a year ago in both King and Snohomish County last month, dipping over 16 percent in both counties. Meanwhile, the number of homes on the market began the usual seasonal declines, but were still up 83 percent in King County and 63 percent in Snohomish. Foreclosures are still very rare, although the number of notices did tick up a bit month-over-month.
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It's pretty much the same story as last month: Home sales volume was down considerably from a year ago and the number of homes on the market is up dramatically, nearly doubling from a year ago. Foreclosures are still very rare, although the number of notices did tick up a bit month-over-month.
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It's pretty much the same story as last month: Home sales volume was down considerably from a year ago and the number of homes on the market is up dramatically, nearly doubling from a year ago. Foreclosures are still very rare, although the number of notices did tick up a bit month-over-month.
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As we're getting back into the swing of things, let's check out the housing stats for the recently-completed month of August…
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As we're getting back into the swing of things, let's check out the housing stats for the recently-completed month of August…
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National rents declined for the first time since November 2021 in August, according to a new report from Realtor.com.
Renters are still paying more for rent than last year at 26.4% compared to 25.7% of a renter’s budget, despite the $10 month-over-month rental decline nationwide.
Overall median rent in the Denver metro area, including studios, 1-bedrooms and 2-bedrooms, was $1,997 in August, according to the report, a 5.1% year-over-year increase. Studio median rent was $1,632, a 2.1% ye...
National rents declined for the first time since November 2021 in August, according to a new report from Realtor.com.
Renters are still paying more for rent than last year at 26.4% compared to 25.7% of a renter’s budget, despite the $10 month-over-month rental decline nationwide.
Overall median rent in the Denver metro area, including studios, 1-bedrooms and 2-bedrooms, was $1,997 in August, according to the report, a 5.1% year-over-year increase. Studio median rent was $1,632, a 2.1% ye...
September market stats were published by the NWMLS today. Home prices have leveled off as sales continue to slip and inventory piles up. Year-over-year listing growth hit its highest level ever as the number of homes on the market reached its highest level since January 2012…
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September market stats were published by the NWMLS today. Home prices have leveled off as sales continue to slip and inventory piles up. Year-over-year listing growth hit its highest level ever as the number of homes on the market reached its highest level since January 2012…
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Home sales volume was at its lowest September level in six years for both King and Snohomish County last month, dipping over 22 percent from a year ago. As a result, the number of homes on the market hit its highest point since early 2012. Foreclosures are still at all-time lows…
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Home sales volume was at its lowest September level in six years for both King and Snohomish County last month, dipping over 22 percent from a year ago. As a result, the number of homes on the market hit its highest point since early 2012. Foreclosures are still at all-time lows…
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This is the last post in today's data catch-up marathon. I'll also update a few more of the spreadsheets for members, and if the NWMLS posts their June data today I'll try to get that up as well.
For now, let's have a look at our "early" view on June stats.
In summary: Listings are still up from a year ago, but not by as much as they have been. Sales are down, but only just a bit.
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This is the last post in today's data catch-up marathon. I'll also update a few more of the spreadsheets for members, and if the NWMLS posts their June data today I'll try to get that up as well.
For now, let's have a look at our "early" view on June stats.
In summary: Listings are still up from a year ago, but not by as much as they have been. Sales are down, but only just a bit.
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When it comes to the housing market, Greater Cincinnati is not seeing the same cool down as many other cities across the country.
When it comes to the housing market, Greater Cincinnati is not seeing the same cool down as many other cities across the country.
October market stats were published by the NWMLS today. Home prices were basically flat from September, and inventory dropped a bit but was up dramatically from 2017. Sales continued to slip from last year as well. September's year-over-year listing growth was an all-time record at 68 percent, but October's 86 percent blew that out of the water…
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October market stats were published by the NWMLS today. Home prices were basically flat from September, and inventory dropped a bit but was up dramatically from 2017. Sales continued to slip from last year as well. September's year-over-year listing growth was an all-time record at 68 percent, but October's 86 percent blew that out of the water…
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