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It’s been an interesting year so far, with some conflicting data out there about the Massachusetts market.
While we’ve seen a huge increase in the amount of houses sold in both the single-family market and the condo market, we’ve seen a huge decrease in the amount of inventory that’s currently available to the buyer. In contrast to those two trends, there has been a pretty small change in the average sale prices in the first six months.
Take the single-family market, for example. In this market, the average sale price for the first six months has not changed. In the condo market, it has only gone up 4.64%. That’s not that much when you have a decrease in inventory of 16.41%.
There are a ton of buyers out there looking for homes
There has been a sharp increase in what sellers are currently asking for. In the single-family market, sellers of single-family homes have been asking for 11.81% more than what they were this time last year. For condos, it’s even worse. Sellers in that market are asking for 22.75% more than what they were last year.
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