Market stats over the last few weeks clearly show that I wasn’t the only one taking time off during the holiday season. The market slowed down over the holidays starting...Read More
As new listings, price changes, coming soon and back on the market listings all are falling into the season, pending sales are holding steady and multiple offers increasing a bit....Read More
Condo inventory continues to increase at a higher rate than townhouses… and the number of houses for sale decreased compared to last year for the first month this year. Breaking...Read More
Showing activity is on track with last year at this time… higher than in 2021 and 2022. New, pending, coming soon listings are steady, as are price changes. The market...Read More
Showing activity dropped as usual over Thanksgiving as we move into the holiday and winter season. New listings, price changes and pending sales are in lock step as properties coming...Read More
Showing activity shows that buyers are still looking. Activity has been consistent since Labor Day… and this week is the highest in the last five years… a good sign it...Read More
Overall nationwide inventory increased by 23% in October, to a 4.3 months supply. In the Twin Cities metro area overall inventory also increased, but only by 4.0% to a 2.6...Read More
Noticeable change this week is an increase price reductions, resulting in more multiple offers. Another interesting change is an increase in listings back on the market… meaning the sale fell...Read More
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