There are two significant changes statistics to note for Prince Georges County Maryland home owners and home buyers.
In this region, the inventory of homes is shrinking and the number of days it takes to sell a property is declining as well. Though in Prince Georges County, the number of days to sell a home have increased, neighboring Montgomery and Howard Counties that same number is almost at a stand still. History shows, Prince Georges County eventually follows the trends of its' neighbors.
Even more telling, all three counties have shrinking inventories. Pending sales are also up as well. If this trend continues, we will see the bottoming out of prices in the housing market.
This is good news for Laurel home sellers. Sellers have heard nothing but bad news for the last four years. Laurel real estate reflects the trend stated above. Laurel Maryland zip code 20707 homes had a slight increase for days on the market from last May, but inventory has decreased. In addition, more homes sold in Laurel Maryland in May of 2009 than last May of 2008.
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