What state and city are you from? How is the the housing market?
What state and city are you from? How is the the housing market? Do you think it's a buyers market or a sellers market?
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California and North Los Angeles area, like Santa Clarita Valley, San Fernando Valley, Simi Valley and Thousand Oaks.
It's a seller's market, low inventory. We are selling them as fast as they get listed so it's still moving forward rather than staying stagnant.
I am from Grass Valley California but now live in Fayetteville North Carolina. Our market is flat. Has been since 2008. Fort Bragg is our main housing factor and since the last president was downsizing the military we are still trying to recover. I have a Calif license and a N Carolina Realtor license.
Manchester, NH and our market is a lot like so many other ares with a low inventory of home and large numbers of buyers. Many buyers are competing with 3-10 other buyers. Home prices have creeped up but feel they may begin to stabilize now that interest rates are also creeping up.Â
is this what you are experiencing in your market?
Clermont Florida - the market is strong and is definitely a "sellers" market at this time.
I’m in Lexington SC and surrounding areas like Irmo and Columbia. It’s definately a Seller’s Market here! Send me your buyers and I’ll ensure they’re well taken care of and you are too! I’ve had clients from California before and look forward to more!Â
Minneapolis Minnesota -- $500,000 is a brisk market. Above that price, lots of inventory
I am in Ontario Canada. We are fortunate to have a good market with two lalrge employers, a notary base and Nuclear Research Facility. Good luck to you and much success!
I'm from the greater Boston area. Â The market here, I could say hotter than a branding iron and getting hotter if you can believe it. Â Good homes are not lasting at all in the area. They are disappearing within several days. Â Buyers are creating a freanzy of multiple offers on 99.9% of homes being sold. There is still a substantial flow of international investment money coming in which is one of the keys to this hot market.Â
I work in the entire Portland Metro area, but a good portion of my business is in my hometown of Lake Oswego. The entry level of each of the neighborhoods is still frequently being over-bid and has multiple buyers. The move-up market seems to be the slowest for me with many homeowners wanting to move, but not knowing where they will go so inventory remains low. I am happy to help any referrals you have coming this way.