Top 10 Subareas Absorption Rates
The absorption rate – abs rate – is a measure of inventory. How long will it take to “absorb” the current inventory? Below is.
just an agent, running the numbers – Rob Thompson, RealtorĀ®, Iconic Colorado Properties, LLC
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.
Here is the breakdown of the types of purchases year to date in the Pikes Peak Association of RealtorsĀ® (PPAR) region. Cash has made.
If you are looking for a home in the Colorado Springs area, be prepared. The average home in the 400,000 – 450,000 is closing.
Banning Lewis Ranch (BLR) has overtaken Pueblo West YTD in volume of sales. The average price YTD in BLR is $550,712. The median is.
Three days and sixty one additional sales, the average closed price over list is up almost $900 to nearly $17K. Cash sales down 2%.
The CPLP ratio is my favorite measure. It is the closed to list price ratio, the measure of how much above or below people.
Here are the top 10 regional subareas year to date by volume of sales. Banning Lewis Ranch gains on Pueblo West, Meridian Ranch not.
Week to date we are at an average of 3.9% over list price. What does this mean? Homes are selling for an average of.
Here are the “vital stats” of the market in the 400K-500K price range. What you are seeing here is the last 14 months of.