The data is in for May and as expected, the final sale price compared to original list price dropped some; went from 106% to 105%. This means that on average, homes in May sold for 5% more than what they listed for. While not a significant decline, it is the first decline since September of last year in a month where we typically see one of the largest increases. By historical standards though, selling 5% over list price on average is still an incredible number and a sign that we are still very much in a sellers market (this data point is typically between 99%-101%). Sellers are still getting top dollar, they just have a little more competition today than they did 6 months ago. If you are considering selling or buying, please reach out to me anytime; I am here to provide helpful insights so you can make the best decision for yourself. - 5.46% Average Interest Rate on a 30-Year Fixed Rate Mortgage
- 19 Average Days on Market
- 119 Single Family Homes closed escrow last week in the Valley
- 821 Active Listings as of today
- 105% Final Sale Price as a % of List Price
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