Today, I want to briefly share the latest market statistics, so you can make informed decisions in the Connecticut marketplace. In particular, I want to share a few trends I’ve noticed from February 2015 to February 2016.
On a macroeconomic level, our market is up 2%, but on a more localized level, we’ve seen a 4% decline in median sale price. This essentially means the market is pretty flat. February is not a great month for home sales, so I’m not worried about the dip we’ve noticed on the local level. On the flipside, I’m not getting too excited about the 2% rise on the macroeconomic level, because that too is an indication that the market as a whole hasn’t seen much movement.
The numbers aren’t in quite yet, but March was a very good month for inventory movement. I’ll keep you updated as that data rolls in. A flat market isn’t necessarily a bad thing, but hopefully I’ll have some better news in the next market update.
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