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Listing Inventory Drops 12% In Less Than A Month |
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As I type, active listing inventory in Harrisonburg and Rockingham County stands at 745 residential listings --- which I believe is the lowest level we've seen in the past two years. This includes single family detached homes, townhomes and condos. Less a month ago, in my most recent market report, active inventory was at 846 listings. Thus, we've seen a 12% drop in less than a month. Furthermore, current listing inventory (745) is 27% below the highest inventory we've ever seen --- 1,015 active listings, just seven months ago in June 2010. We still have a largely imbalanced housing market in Harrisonburg and Rockingham County, with many more sellers in the market than buyers. Thus, a decline in listing inventory is great -- it helps to balance the market, making it a healthier market. The question, therefore, is whether this low inventory level will last.... A significant portion of the lower inventory levels are a result of listings that expired on 12/31/2010. There are 101 fewer listings now as compared to December 8th (745 vs 846) --- but 80 listings expired between 12/31/2010 and 1/1/2011. It is possible that a small (or large) portion of those 80 listings were not intended to have expired, and that they'll return to the market in the next few days. Within the next week we'll have a better idea of whether these low inventory levels will last. What do you think? And what do you hope? Recent Articles:
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