Closed to List Price Ratio (CPLP) 2019-2022 – Colorado Springs
One of my favorite measures of the market is the closed price to list price ratio (CPLP). That is, the measure of how much.
just an agent, running the numbers – Rob Thompson, RealtorĀ®, Iconic Colorado Properties, LLC
One of my favorite measures of the market is the closed price to list price ratio (CPLP). That is, the measure of how much.
Here’s where the market stands as of 3 June 2022. Of note, we have added about 5 days of inventory in the last couple.
Check these out. The graph on the right is five weeks ago and represents the 30 days prior to April 20th, 2022. The graph.
Here’s a quick look at our market month to date. We are averaging $537K with just about nine days on the market. Cash is.
A tale of one market at two points in time. What you see here is a snapshot of the Colorado Springs region median income.
Here are the top 10 zip codes by price range for 2022. This is not filtered for volume of sales.
Curious about the Colorado Springs market? Here are the top 10 zip codes by number of sales YTD. Also shown is in the average.
In a market that is selling for 4% above list price on the average, how important is pricing your home? With such low inventory.
The absorption rate – abs rate – is a measure of inventory. How long will it take to “absorb” the current inventory? Below is.
The R2 for the M2 money supply to median pricing .89. What does that mean? There is a high level of correlation between these.