Why Days on Market Is the Most Underrated Real Estate Metric
Days on market appears in almost every market report as a single number. The problem is how that number is calculated. When a home…
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Days on market appears in almost every market report as a single number. The problem is how that number is calculated. When a home…
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Active inventory shows what is for sale today. Shadow inventory is the supply that has stepped back or is waiting to come to market.…
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In every Southwest Florida market, a meaningful share of active listings have already been listed before. They entered the market, failed to find a…
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When a Southwest Florida market report shows 8 months of supply, the typical read from agents, headlines, and national benchmarks is that it is…
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A median sale price can rise in a month when no individual home’s value changed. It can fall in a month when values held…
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A price reduction most often reflects that the market has responded to a seller’s original ask without A price reduction most often reflects that…
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The sale-to-list price ratio compares what homes actually sold for to what sellers were asking when the contract was signed. It measures negotiation conditions…
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Months of supply is one of the most widely cited metrics in housing market analysis. But it is also commonly cited without the context…
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Closed sales are the confirmed record of what the market actually did. A deed transferred, a mortgage was funded, and a buyer took ownership.…
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