“As Is” vs the Average: Does ‘Sold As Is’ generate a higher level of return?
Let’s take a look at ‘as is’ sales in the region. I came across a thread on Facebook today asking if people needed to.
just an agent, running the numbers – Rob Thompson, RealtorĀ®, Iconic Colorado Properties, LLC
Let’s take a look at ‘as is’ sales in the region. I came across a thread on Facebook today asking if people needed to.
July 2023 is looking kind of rough for the PPAR region. Number of sales is down 44.58% halfway through the month. Our closed to.
As we roll into July, let’s take a look at where June 2023 has closed out. Here we see the year over year change.
As we hit the midway point for June 2023, here’s where we stand: What does all of this mean for the market? Inventory is.
Cash is king, the mantra goes. But is it true? Let’s take a look at Colorado Springs year to date. What you see below.
The average price for May 2023 was down 3.49% from May 2022 in the Pikes Peak region. What you see below is the year.
The relationships between variables that impact the market is fascinating to me (I am, admittedly, a bit of a data nerd). What you see.
As we enter into the last week of May 2023, we are tracking at 67.9% of last year’s sales numbers for the same period.
Here’s a look at the last ten years in the Colorado Springs region. What you see here is a look at the number of.
Here’s a quick look at the last five years worth of sales in the region. This is the month to month number of sales.