Hello Everyone!
The countdown has started. Christmas decorations were up in stores before the Halloween candy was finished. It would be impossible to forget a holiday in this country wouldn’t it?
Anyway, let’s see what we can glean from the MLS this week.
New Listing (885) If you are a buyer, this is disappointingly low!
Back On Market (218)
Price Increase (98)
Price Decrease (1099) Overly Optimistic Sellers (OOS) are still trying to catch up.
Under Contract (1255) This is a nice week of activity.
Withdrawn (202)
Leased (77)
Sold (1279) Another strong performance.
Expired (262)
From critical observation, I have determined, if there are 50% more SOLD Listings than NEW Listings, buyers will still be facing the realities of a “Seller’s Market”. With this being said, this market is setting itself up for a crazy 1st quarter in 2020.
All the signals are there. Solid economic news, favorable interest rates, low inventory and job growth in the metro area add up to just one thing; a seller’s market. We’ll keep you posted.
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Home sales usually peak mid-summer and then the market begins its seasonal cooldown just in time for the fall. The lowest number of both new listings and number of homes sold usually occurs in December or January. It appears we are right on track with that trend this year. 
With a foot of snow on the ground where I am in Denver this morning, I’ll be brief and get going.
I believe this is a good week write anecdotally. 
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