Anita Hunter

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One can't see quality if one doesn't know quality.

Is it a buyer's or seller's market?

Market determination is based on supply and demand for homes. The different types of markets are listed below. 

Slow (Buyer’s) Market – There is more than a 6-month supply of homes for sale. The buyer is in a better negotiating position.

• Hot (Seller’s) Market – There is less than a 3-month supply of homes for sale. The seller is in a better negotiating position.

• Neutral Market – There is a 3-6 month supply of homes for sale. Neither buyers or sellers have a negotiating advantage.

• The type of market (buyer’s, seller’s or neutral) is determined by the number of month’s supply of homes. This is calculated by dividing the # of homes for sale by the # of homes that are sold.

To determine the market in your specific community, please contact me.
 
Days on Market analysis helps determine how negotiable price will be and how quickly a home will sell if priced right. To analyze the current average days on market in your specific community, please contact me. 
 
 

Average List/Average Sold analysis provides a good indication of what the average buyer is willing to pay in a specific area or region. It can also provide a good indication of how realistic the average sellers are in specific area or region. To analyze the average list/average sold prices in your specific community, please contact me.