| Comparing Days on Market across the USA from local knowledgeable real estate professionals…
So, I did what anyone wanting honest numbers would do; I asked a local agent. Without any fluffing or twisting of numbers, here they are…
So while houses aren’t selling in the frenzy they were a year ago, we can clearly see, comparatively speaking, Albuquerque has an overall strong market. In November, in Albuquerque, 429 houses sold while 807 new came on the market. The key to a short selling time, as always, is proper pricing. For straight numbers, contact Ashley. I wish to thank the above agents for contributing. Please visit their websites for local area information: Albuquerque NM real estate Ann Arbor MI real estate Charlotte NC market reports Clearwater Beach FL real estate College Station TX real estate Brandon, FL real estate Ham Lake, MN real estate Houston, TX real estate Port Orange, FL real estate Bar chart photo from Stocx.xchng by Kikashi. |
Whether it is doom and gloom or sunshine and rainbows, the media knows that extremes sell. Let’s cut to the chase and look at the numbers without distorting them. No mixing Fl numbers with CA, and then using them for an article in TX. Heck, I just read an 








Ashley, you did a great job laying the facts out. Thank you for letting Houston participate!
It looks like most of the cities are doing quite well!
Thanks for getting Port Orange FL in your real estate market snapshot. Very interesting stats across the country!
Ashley this article was fantastic. You did a great job giving people an insight that numbers have to be interpretted in context. It’s obvious to see Florida days on market are longer than most – however that’s more a factor of so many people still trying to sell in less than one year at a profit. Outstanding job and thanks for including a snapshot of the Clearwater Beach Real Estate Market in Florida. – Cyndee Haydon
Ashley- wonderful work form an Albuquerque real estate pro! Thanks for including Charlotte Real Estate, where prices are still rising.
Ashley–Your report really points out that real estate is local! Homes may take a bit longer to sell in some areas but they are selling! Something everyone needs to keep in mind. Thank you for asking me to participate!
Ashley – Real estate is always local and can even differ between neighborhoods in a city. I’m sure Albuquerque is no different in that respect than Indianapolis. The difference is in the market and no two markets are the same. Great report!
Ashley, what a lot of great information. Thanks for including Ann Arbor, MI in you stat’s.
Ashley,
You make a great point that real estate is local. I see too many national reports that make it seem like everything is doom and gloom nationwide. Local markets vary and while my local market is down a bit it is still doing well.
Rita not to mention I couldn’t possibly interpret your numbers without the framework of knowing the local market.