State of the Market: El Paso County, CO
The market is changing. Inventory is rising faster than homes are closing in the region. If you are selling a home in the areas.
Real Estate Meets Insight: Turning Data Into Decisions – Rob Thompson, RealtorĀ®, Iconic Colorado Properties, LLC
The market is changing. Inventory is rising faster than homes are closing in the region. If you are selling a home in the areas.
As of 28 October 2022, we are down about 42% in the PPAR region for volume of sales.
Nineteen days into October 2022, we are tracking significantly below where we were at this time last year…about 60.3% of the volume of sales.
September 2022 closed out at just over 2018 volume of sales. This was better than I expected considering the prior months activity. Rate shock.
Assuming the M2 holds on par with the last several months, there is a .903 correlation (R2) to the median pricing in town and.
Here are the last 3 years of 7 day average and median pricing in the region.
August 2022 in the region is closing at in between 2014 and 2015 levels. Sales are down 31% from last August.
What you see here is a running percentage of July sales as part of inventory from 1996 to 2022. Jonathan Easley and I were.
Here are the last 26 years of August(es) number of sales. At the current rate of sales, I think we will probably close at.
This is an update to my previous chart showing the M2 money supply and the median pricing in Colorado Springs. The R2 on this.