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35 Comments on How To Use The Housing Turnover Rate To Beat Your Competition
Margaret, our MLS provides very little, I produce these myself.
Our MLS system in Maryland, Va and DC has this info for agent at the click of a mouse. I couldn't imagine trying to produce this info on my own, like you do! However, having to do it yourself makes you a much better expert in your market.
Oh, I don't know about that Debbie, so long as you stay vigilant in tracking, who cares who creates it :) I'm jealous!
Love your market reports and explanations Joe!
Joe, this sounds like another word for absorption rate - and what a great way to phrase it. Many people have difficulty understanding "absorption rate" but liquidity - everyone is familiar with that term. And ditto what Erica said!
Sharon
Good information Joe:
I always include market data and absorbtion rates in my listing presentation. If clients still want to overprice after I have taken the time to show them the data and explain it, I walk away.
Great information Joe, nobody analyzes the housing market like you do, and I always walk away learning something valuable.
Thanks!!
Bob
Joe, I did something like this years ago, but for some reason got away from using it. I think I need to start using this again, it's great information for the buyer and seller.
the absorption rate is also helpful for those listing appointments, excellent post
Statistics are always worth their weight in gold, especially when the competition is unaware of the stats!
I like statastics to backup the type of market you are selling into.
Great way to illustrate how demand for a home is dictated by the market, not the home on it's own merits. It really does depend on the home being the best in it's price range. Thanks for the reminder of explaining this to our clients.
Hi Joe, great post. We do something verry similar but now also color code it to buyer market, vs seller market.
What a great resource for buyers and sellers in the area! You break it down well. Stats don't lie! I may try something similar for my area.
Joe, as usual great report updating the sellers in your area. Nice how you broke it down into price ranges. That's important because each level sells differently.
Joe:
At our last office meeting my broker calculated our turnover rate for my city to be one month. We had so little inventory houses are flying off the market.
Joe, in reporting on a turnover rate as of 12-1, do you employ just the previous month's number of sold homes, or do you use an average # of sold homes for the subject area since the previous January 1, for example? Some trainers make a case for the former. So I wondered about your own calculation.
Hey Richard, I use 12 month average (remove seasonality).