Real Estate Market Conditions |
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In a "Buyers Market", the number of homes available to buyers exceeds the demand for real estate housing. In a "Seller's Market", the demand for real estate housing exceeds the number of homes available to buyers and homes sell more quickly than in a "Buyer's Market". A "Seller's Market" is always better for the buyer because there are many more sellers with available property to sell than buyers competing for homes. As a buyer, an important market variable to consider is time of year. Homes are put on the market at different rates depending on the time of year. Families with children aren't as likely to take their kids out of school to move during the school year; therefore, there are likely to be fewer homes on the market during the school year. If you plan to buy a home during the highest demand months, then you will likely be paying a higher price. Many real estate websites are available to offer updated information on the current real estate market conditions. |
| Home Buying Guide Topics: |
| Introduction | Market Conditions | Real Estate Agent Types | Pre-Qualification and Pre-Approval Home Buying Tips | Find a Home | Make an offer for a Home | Choosing a Mortgage Lender Home Buyer Inspection | Home Sale Closing |