Wenatchee, WA March 2023 (Year over year):
Median sales price:  down 6%
Total sales:  down  14%
Active listing:  up 170%
Average SP to LP:   down 3%
Rental vacancy rates:  down .2%

Same as Brenda's market, alive and well and desperately seeking listings.  Have buyers with no inventory to sell them.

Here in Central Florida things are still moving quickly. 

In the DMV not much to look at below $350- with the exception of older townhomes and condos. Single-family and newer townhouses, brisk at $350K-$500K. $500K+ steady and certain zip codes brisk. Over $1 million doing well in the typical and most desirable communities. The most significant negative impact is the lack of inventory. Income and desirability in the region is strong.

Good product, priced right sells. If in a good location, sells for top dollar

Alive & well... and desperate for inventory. 

Brisk!

Well priced houses are selling with multiple offers.

Inventory and interest rates are still a challenge for buyers.

Santa Fe is a destination market with low inventory and high demand. Close price slightly above median for 2023 to date and days on market under 30. Market is competitive with ONLY 465 properties (includes everything, including land commercial) on the market today! 

Our residential home market remains a seller's market, while our land market is a buyer's market.

Inventory is definitely picking up.  Homes are selling however in most areas longer days on market.  Buyers are getting more from sellers than they have in years! 

Very low inventory, most homes are on the market on for the weekend, unless they are priced too high, show bad or bad location.

he who hesitates has no lake house... or not lake house  or land....

The pandemic created a really crazy rural market that has continued.  We aren't flooded with multiple offers, but we still have multiple offers on the priced right homes.  It's a lack of listings at this point.

The politics of Chicago may be changing things beginning in the new future if it has not already started. Stay tuned.

Spring is here and am busy and blessed!

Active, near normal with low inventory, higher prices,  dom increasing.  

Inventory has increased but still down 22% on prior year. If priced correctly, then it will sell quickly.

Brisk (not frenzied) and many homes go under contract in days in my particular market which I watch every day.

Inventory is low, more homes staying on the market for longer periods, price adjustments, are back. All in all it's ok 

Strong seller's market due to lack of inventory.  Buyers are starting to reemerge despite higher interest rates.

Southwestern Connecticut, upper Fairfield County - Very active; low inventory that doesn't linger; most new listings deposit quickly. Demand definitely outpacing supply and multiple offers still common, often going over asking.

Very good, and like anywhere, how good depends on how well we keep working it.

Some say good but I have to say slow

In Roanoke, VA, the average DOM is 1.6 months. That is darn hot!

Still a sellers market due to extremely low inventory. However, there are many sellers attempting to sell their junk at god awful prices.

My response to that question on the street is, It all depended on who you are - A Buyer, A Seller, A Tenant, A Landlord, or an investor.

My idea on how good or bad the market is might not be what you want to hear this week, or month.  Waiting till next week just might change your opinion too.

My job as I see it is to help you reach your goals.  Your goals are my goals.

Just won a multiple offer situation this week! Yay for my buyers. Almost every house I show has multiple offers. Some price points seem to stay on the market a little longer but once the offers come in there are many. Prices are edging up slowly because there's very little inventory. I think it is going to be that way for a while. Builders are going further out because there's little land in Wake County which is where Raleigh is located. Chapel Hill is small and slower to grow and while Durham is growing, it is still hard to find homes under $400k. Counties that surround Wake are growing but people have to be willing to drive.