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Homes sales in the Phoenix area are down, predictably, year over year. This continues to signify a lower buyer demand for homes in the Valley.
New inventory for resale homes is down and should start to flatten out as we move closer to summer.
Total inventory for resale homes remains flat month over month, up almost 50% year over year.
While home buying demand is still down, we are seeing fewer and fewer distressed sales each month. This is a great indication of the real estate market getting healthier overall. 90% of homes sold in the Valley are normal sales.
We are seeing what appears to be a balancing of the market, with monthly supply staying under 4 months and days on market flattening out.
Buyer demand continues to be a question mark in the current real estate market. There is definitely potential for a greater influx of home buyers:
We can only wait and see what factors will come into play that will help these potential buyers to decide to enter the real estate market and purchase a home.
As predicted last month, the sales for resale real estate increased in March by close to 23% month over month. Year over year numbers are down by about 18%, which is also in line with last months numbers. We should see a decent increase in monthly sales again next month.
New inventory for resale homes continues to follow predictable trends for this time of year. 10,557 new resale homes came on the market for the month, representing an 8.8% month over month and year over year increase.
29,939 total homes were on the market in Phoenix at the time of this publication. We’ll be able to see more in the coming months, as to how the total inventory increase plays out. It does appear at this point that we have a slowing of the increase in total resale inventory.
Months supply of resale home inventory has seen a slight down-tick as buying increases. This is another typical condition for this time of year.
As predicted last month, the average list price for resale homes has also come down a bit month over month. As days on market remain in the 80-90 range, we should continue to see slight downward pressure on new list prices.
As monthly sales climb, we see downward pressure on days on market.
The market seems to be acting very predictably at this time. Continued buying and slightly lower new list prices should continue to fuel a healthy real estate market for the Phoenix Metro area.
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The Market Statistics July 2013 – Phoenix, AZ post includes real estate market statistics for the surrounding cities, which we collectively call “The Valley.” These cities include (not limited to) Chandler, Gilbert, Mesa, Phoenix, Queen Creek, San Tan Valley, Tempe and Scottsdale, Arizona.
Month over month home sales in the Valley dropped off by 12.8% from May, down to 8,228 total units. It’s very typical to see some decline in home sales this time of year as temperatures can hit the mid 110’s. More than likely we will see a little more slow down when we see the July numbers. Year over year numbers are up slightly by 1.2%.
New home inventory is also down for the month of June, as many potential sellers may have escaped the Valley for cooler weather.
Total home inventory for the Phoenix area has remained fairly flat over the past few months. Coupled with low average market times, this reflects continued buying demand.
The total number of active homes for sale that are not under contract has come in at 15,725. The total number of active homes that are under contract and accepting backups are at 3,786, which is 19% of the total actives.
The months supply of inventory of homes for sale ticked up a bit to 2.37. This figure is based on how many months it would take to deplete our inventory based on current buying demand.
Pending foreclosures continue their downward trajectory. This long term downward trend should ease many concerns about the impending shadow inventory.
Distressed Sales
Distressed home sales are also down year over year in the Valley. A great indicator of continuing strengthening of the real estate market here in the Phoenix area.
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