Here are some of the hottest real estate markets, ranked by the average number of days that listings remained on the market. Buyers in these locations need to move quickly when submitting an offer.
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Based on homes sold or listed since August 2024.
Here are some of the hottest real estate markets, ranked by the average number of days that listings remained on the market. Buyers in these locations need to move quickly when submitting an offer.
The listing prices of homes in the following locations are on the rise. Common reasons for this include growing demand for homes, a decrease in active listings and changing interest rates.
A buyer’s market occurs when the number of homes for sale exceeds the number of interested buyers. Homes typically spend more time on the market and often sell below listing price in these locations.
A seller’s market means that there are more buyers than homes for sale. When demand exceeds supply, prices tend to increase. The market is to your advantage if you’re selling a home in these locations.
If you’re looking for a large number of homes to choose from, the following locations have the highest number of active listings.
A wide range of factors can cause a home to sell for less than intended, from economic conditions to homes being listed above market value. Here are where the most homes are selling below asking price.
As a seller, seeing homes in your area sell above asking price is a good sign. More sellers are getting a great return on their home in the following locations than anywhere else locally.
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In a buyer’s market, there are more homes for sale than buyers actively looking. Homes tend to stay on the market longer, and you have a better chance at negotiating a price.
In a seller’s market, there are more buyers looking for a home than homes available for sale. Homes tend to sell more quickly than average, and more often than not, you’ll need to act fast if you want to get an offer accepted.