How Has the Phoenix Market Changed in a Year?


 Our market continues to trend toward sellers. Here are the latest numbers that prove it.

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It’s time for us to share the latest numbers for the Phoenix real estate market. We took the numbers through July of 2017 and compared them to what we saw in July of 2016 to see how the market has changed. Here’s what we found:
  • New listings are down slightly by 1.5%, going from 9,043 last year to 8,912 this year.
  • Active inventory is down by 10.8%, from 22,510 in July 2016 to 20,301 in July 2017.
  • Sold homes went up by 4.2%, from 7,761 to 8,016.
  • Inventory dropped from 2.9 months in July 2016 to just 2.59 months now. That’s a 13% decrease.
We’re still seeing a tightening of inventory and an uptick in home sales, showing that we are in a very strong seller's market with limited availability and strong buyer demand. A lot of that has to do with interest rates. Right now, the 30-year fixed average is around 3.75%. Buyers are buying now to lock in these low rates before they go up.

If you have any specific questions for us about the market or real estate in general, give me a call or send me an email. If you found this video helpful, go ahead and pass it onto someone you know. I look forward to hearing from you soon.

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