In February, the Months of Inventory moved back down to 1.1. Since this is under 3, it’s still a seller’s market. The number of new listings went up 6% compared to February. However, the number of homes going into contract and selling outpaced the number of homes listed for sale in February. The lower number … Continued
In January, the Months of Inventory came in at 1.4. Since this is under 3, it’s still a seller’s market. Homes continue to sell quickly at only 31 days on average. Prices appear to be stabilizing, though only time will tell. The number of new listings went up 24% compared to last January. Inventory may … Continued
In December, the Months of Inventory came in at 1.2. Since this is under 3, it’s still a seller’s market. Homes continue to sell quickly at only 26 days on average. Prices appear to be stabilizing, though only time will tell. The number of new listings went down almost 25% compared to last December. Low … Continued
In November, Months of Inventory increased by almost 8%, but it remains a seller’s market because inventory is still low. Homes are still selling quickly at only 23 days on average. Prices appear to be stabilizing, though only time will tell. Continue reading to find out how the Columbus, Ohio housing market is performing. “Today’s … Continued
It’s still a seller’s market, but the real estate market is shifting in the Columbus area. In October, Months of Inventory increased. The total number of homes for sale moved up, but the number of homes placed in contract also moved up month over month. So, overall inventory increased, but there’s still not enough housing. … Continued
