1995 was a pivotal year. Prices stopped going down. It had been 5 long years since prices peaked in 1989/90. Each year seemed to drag on with no end in sight. The fact that prices weren’t going down anymore seemed like little consolation because the market still felt dour, unexciting. Maybe prices weren’t going down […]
2012 Prices up as much as 5+%, Inventory Low, Prices Poised to Rise!
November 7, 2012 By John_Dumke
Filed Under: Economics, Neighborhoods, Newsletter, Real Estate Tagged With: Housing Recovery, low inventory, Short Sales
Lack of Inventory, a Problem for Agents Looking for Open Houses.
June 6, 2012 By John_Dumke
As an individual agent, my personal business does not provide enough statistical data to draw relevant market conclusions. For valid market data I rely upon the Multiple Listing Service. But what experiences I do have, becomes anecdotal evidence. I can then follow up on these anecdotal stories to see if my personal observations are market […]
Filed Under: Buying, Real Estate Tagged With: low inventory, open houses