DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA ABSORPTION RATE
SINGLE FAMILY HOMES
AS OF
AVG
AVG
PRICE RANGE
TOTAL
TOTAL CLOSED
ABSORPTION
DOMP
DOMP
ACTIVES
RATE
SOLD
ACTIVE
0 - 149,999
27
16 (3.2/month)
27/3.2= 8.44 months
71
744
150,000 - 199,999
83
23 (4.6/month)
83/4.6= 18.04 months
107
121
200,000 - 299,999
330
140 (28/month)
330/28= 11.79 months
112
140
300,000 - 399,999
395
175 (35/month)
395/35= 11.29 months
104
125
400,000 - 499,999
287
109 (21.8/month)
287/21.8= 13.17 months
111
138
500,000 - 599,999
162
90 (18/month)
162/18= 9 months
111
138
600,000 - 699,999
87
89 (17.8/month)
87/17.8= 4.89 months
55
97
700,000 - 799,999
72
82 (16.4/month)
72/16.4= 4.39 months
66
93
800,000 - 899,999
63
68 (13.6/month)
63/13.6= 4.63 months
52
99
900,000 - 999,999
38
37 (7.4/month)
38/7.4= 5.14 months
92
108
1,000,000 - 2,000,000
135
116 (23.2/month)
135/23.2= 5.82 months
75
111
2,000,000 - 3,000,000
45
19 (3.8/month)
45/3.8= 11.84 months
120
128
3,000,000 + 4,000,000
12
7 (1.4/month)
12/1.4= 8.57 months
145
173
4,000,000+
23
4 (.8/month)
23/.8= 28.75 months
396
201
ALL DC SF HOMES
1,759
975 (195/month)
1759/195= 9.02 months
90
125
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA ABSORPTION RATE
CONDOS & COOPS
AS OF
AVG
AVG
PRICE RANGE
TOTAL
TOTAL CLOSED
ABSORPTION
DOMP
DOMP
ACTIVES
RATE
SOLD
ACTIVE
0 - 149,999
83
26 (5.2/month)
83/5.2= 15.96 months
91
123
150,000 - 199,999
206
72 (14.4/month)
206/14.4= 14.31 months
107
151
200,000 - 299,999
351
216 (43.2/month)
351/43.2= 8.13 months
80
116
300,000 - 399,999
313
227 (45.4/month)
313/45.4= 6.89 months
68
90
400,000 - 499,999
228
148 (29.6/month)
228/29.6= 7.73 months
97
86
500,000 - 599,999
128
98 (19.6/month)
128/19.6= 6.53 months
91
78
600,000 - 699,999
72
52 (10.4/month)
72/10.4= 6.92 months
92
71
700,000 - 799,999
54
27 (5.4/month)
54/5.4= 10 months
81
99
800,000 - 899,999
29
12 (2.4/month)
29/2.4= 12.08 months
104
89
900,000 - 999,999
22
5 (1/month)
22/1= 22 months
129
80
1,000,000 - 2,000,000
50
18 (3.6/month)
50/3.6= 13.89 months
87
119
2,000,000 - 3,000,000
11
2 (.4/month)
11/.4= 27.5 months
83
210
3,000,000 + 4,000,000
2
0
cannot compute yet
n/a
54
4,000,000+
2
0
cannot compute yet
n/a
233
ALL DC C & Cs
1,551
903 (180.6/month)
1551/180.6= 8.59 months
85
105
NOTE: an absorption rate of 6 months is considered "balanced."
Source: MRIS.
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Hi Shara,
I see you tally absorption rates as I do. It's interesting that you do it by price range. Here on Kauai I do it by location as we have 5 distinct regions, all very different. Your post has motivated me to look at it by price range as well. Thanks for sharing!