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.
just an agent, running the numbers – Rob Thompson, Realtor®, Engel & Völkers Colorado Springs
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.
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.
What you see here is a correlation matrix. This chart shows the correlation coefficient between variables. I.e., it shows the relationship between the listed.