I have noticed an increase in traffic/offers on my listings over the past 3 weeks especially. I have also taken several more listings during that time-frame. With the prevalence of short sales we are experiencing a delay in the numbers matching market activity. Additionally there are many that fall through so it takes a lot more activity to result in larger sales numbers. As of right now
Tucson Real Estate Market Report – April 2009
April 4th, 2009 · No Comments · Tucson Market Reports
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Tucson Real Estate Market Report – September 2008
September 24th, 2008 · 2 Comments · Short sales, Tucson Market Reports
If I calculate only using Sold listings versus Active Listings, we have an 8.6 month supply still active. I believe that number is more accurate and really reflects what sellers are experiencing out there right now.
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How Banks are STILL Contributing to the Declining Market
September 1st, 2008 · 2 Comments · Foreclosures, Short sales, buying a home
Lately, however, I am watching many banks reject offers outright (even at amounts that they had previously accepted on the same property). With no opportunity to respond, the buyer is left either randomly increasing their offer in hopes that the bank will accept or simply walking away. Most buyers opt for the latter.
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