Below are the Trendgraphics market graphics we use at NP Dodge to track market details. These charts are specifically for the Missouri Valley and Logan Iowa area. Other reports are available on my blog as well. These reports are free and can also be downloaded from http://www.npdodge.com/ anytime you choose. Take a look at how things are looking now. If you can't find what you are looking for give me a call so I can emil you the report you want. With so many variations available it is easy to make you the report you want.
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It looks like you are sharing some super information for your market. People in your area should be pleased to know you are knowledgeable and informed.
By the way, thanks for commenting on The Easy Path VS The Hard Path
Great looking reports Jason! That's quite the spike in months of invetory based on closed sales from August to September. Do you have any insight on why that is?
I do have a little insight so thanks for giving me the opportunity to point that out. When viewing the number of homes available versus the number of closings in a month you get the Months of Inventory. In this case its that time of year! Closings are down and listings continue to come in. If you look at the same time last year on the same graphic you can see that while the number looks high this year, it is only slightly higher than last years number at the same time. 8.8 this year and 8.3 last year. Does this mean you can't sell your home during this time of year? Absolutely not, but fewer buyers are usually looking with school starting, school activities, winter is coming, Halloween, the Holiday. We are coming in to a busy time of year. Pricing your home right is especially important this time of year.