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The following market statistics dashboards are part of the Market Stats Member Portal, a member benefit by WVMLS.

  • Free to all members!

  • Includes analytics, graphs, and charts based on your LOCAL market

  • Easy to use and share!



The Market Infographic provides a high-level one-month summary. This dashboard is filtered for residences under .5 acre in Marion, Linn, Benton, and Polk counties.



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The Market Review dashboard is a great one-page summary of the local market, providing 13-month trends for eight key metrics. This dashboard is filtered for residences under .5 acre in Marion, Linn, Benton, and Polk counties.


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Have you seen the stats that we recently posted for January?  At first glance, they look a little crazy – maybe even contradictory. 

  • Closed sales down 35.9%?

  • Months of inventory at 6.4 months, a huge jump of 47.1%

  • New listings UP 80.4%

  • DOM rose to 90 days from a summer low of <60?

 

What gives? Are we having a major market correction? Probably not, but let’s unpack why...

 

Statistics lag behind real-time activity. Closed sales reflect decisions made 30-60 days earlier. Activity in the last part of November and all of December drops precipitously every year across nearly all price points. This predictable “holiday lull” happens when only the most motivated buyers and sellers remain active from Thanksgiving thru New Years Day.

 

Here are some tips for seeing thru January statistics:

  • Give year-over-year comparisons more weight than month to month figures

  • Combine months of inventory + new listings with active inventory (which is actually down 4.7% over last year) to balance out the typical “let’s get it on the market after new New Year” surge.

  • Remember that Days on Market is an extremely seasonal metric, and the big fall-off in closed sales is more about timing than the market itself

 

So what’s the real story?  Sales prices are softening slightly, which is decent news for buyers. Overall, our market seems to have corrected modestly in a direction favoring buyers. Now that the Holiday Effect is over, balance is reasserting itself in the valley, signaling better opportunities and stronger outcomes  for our Members and their clients. 

 

Here’s to a happy and prosperous New Year!

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