3) What Is The Difference Between A "Buyer's Market" And A "Seller' Market"?
Buyer's Market A buyers' market is marketplace that favors home buyers because more homes are listed than can be expected to sell in the near future. If, for example, 20 homes are listed in a neighborhood, and 5 were sold in the last month, the neighborhood has a 4-month supply of homes for sale. Seller's Market Of course, the market can -- and does -- change based on general economic conditions such as rising or falling interest rates or the local business climate such as a new company opening nearby. If, for example, all 20 homes listed plus 5 new listings sell within a few months, then the market has become a sellers' market, where buyer demand meets or exceeds the house-for-sale supply. |
1) How Can I Reduce The Hassle Of
Keeping My House In Showcase Shape?
2) How Do I Overcome A Sluggish Market To
Sell My House?
3) What Is The Difference Between A
"Buyer's Market" And A "Seller's Market?"
4) Is It A Good Idea To Put The House On The
Market Through The Holidays?
5) What Is Earnest Money?
6) Why Do I Pay A Commission On The
Sale Of My House?
7) What Is A "Walk Through"
And What Should I Expect?
Keeping My House In Showcase Shape?
2) How Do I Overcome A Sluggish Market To
Sell My House?
3) What Is The Difference Between A
"Buyer's Market" And A "Seller's Market?"
4) Is It A Good Idea To Put The House On The
Market Through The Holidays?
5) What Is Earnest Money?
6) Why Do I Pay A Commission On The
Sale Of My House?
7) What Is A "Walk Through"
And What Should I Expect?