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August 15th: Real Estate Summary
Keenan Coit, Coldwell Banker Distinctive Properties
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My Thoughts From The Week
Home prices are still appreciating in most markets but they’re climbing at a slower pace because rising rates have created less buyer demand.
It’s now more important to look at active competition rather than sold comparable properties when pricing your house. You need to think from a buyer’s perspective. How does your home compare to other active homes in your neighborhood, price point, area, or demographic.
Homes priced right are selling very quickly, but homes priced too high are deterring prospective buyers
In Mesa County
There are currently 573 active homes on the market in Mesa County. This is a 7 percent increase compared to last week
The average sold price YTD $428,133 and the median sold price YTD is $385,000.
There have been 116 price reductions in the last 7 days.
The average DOM for the active homes is 61.


National Headlines
Realtor.com reports active inventory continues to grow, up 30% from a year ago. This jump in supply gives today’s shoppers an extra home to consider for every three that were on the market this time last year.
Freddie Mac tells us: “Declines in purchase demand continue to diminish while supply remains fairly tight….The consequence is that house prices likely will continue to rise, but at a slower pace for the rest of the summer.”
Home price growth may be slowing, yet the National Association of Realtors reports 148 of 185 metros still saw double-digit annual price growth in the second quarter—that’s 80% of the markets, up from 70% in the first quarter.
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