Market of the Moment - 3/17/2023
Market of the Moment - 3/17/2023: We are hovering around 500 homes active on the market under 700,000. This has been the norm for the past month. Buyers are buying, as proven by solds increasing week over week. As we creep towards April and spring (which in Utah is most likely late May), w...
Market of the Moment - 4/28/2023
We've seen a small bump in inventory, though we are still much lower than we were in the winter.Buyer sentiment has improved, more showings are taking...
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Market of the Moment - 3/17/2023
Market of the Moment - 3/17/2023: We are hovering around 500 homes active on the market under 700,000. This has been the norm for the past month. Buyers are buying, as proven by solds increasing week over week. As we creep towards April and spring (which in Utah is most likely late May), w...
Market of the Moment - 4/28/2023
We've seen a small bump in inventory, though we are still much lower than we were in the winter.Buyer sentiment has improved, more showings are taking...
Profit First for Real Estate Investors
Make your business work for you, not you work for it
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We saw a decline in median home price for single family homes in Salt Lake County of 9% year over year for March.
The last half of last year, we saw a decrease of 11.7%, so we've rebounded from the bottom at $561,000 in December of last year.
Maybe in June, when there's no more snow, we'll see inventory increase and prices going up.
The Fed wanted to slow inflation/appreciation by raising rates, and they have definitely done that. We've been Jerome Powelled into a decline.
However, prices are slowly rising because our inventory is low and we still have lots of buyers willing to get a 7% mortgage rate.
The only way we know when we've hit the bottom, like last December, is after we've started to rise.

We saw a decline in median home price for single family homes in Salt Lake County of 9% year over year for March.
The last half of last year, we saw a decrease of 11.7%, so we've rebounded from the bottom at $561,000 in December of last year.
Maybe in June, when there's no more snow, we'll see inventory increase and prices going up.
The Fed wanted to slow inflation/appreciation by raising rates, and they have definitely done that. We've been Jerome Powelled into a decline.
However, prices are slowly rising because our inventory is low and we still have lots of buyers willing to get a 7% mortgage rate.
The only way we know when we've hit the bottom, like last December, is after we've started to rise.

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