Great run through! It’s jumped out at me a couple times now where we see these pockets of price ranges with lower months of inventory in between lower and higher ranges with longer months of inventory (believe that happened around $2M in the charts here). I wonder if that is caused by homes in a higher price category reducing their price into the category below and then selling because it’s now a “deal?” Could be interesting to see what the trend in price changes is as well as sold vs. List price trend to show leading indicators or market direction. Anyway, forgive me for nerding out! Well done!
It would be a neat find if we saw, for example, that the $2M category had really quick sales comparatively driven by the homes being perceived as a deal because the dropped from category above.
Hi. Have you stopped the market report on calgary Real State below $1Mn?
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Great run through!
It’s jumped out at me a couple times now where we see these pockets of price ranges with lower months of inventory in between lower and higher ranges with longer months of inventory (believe that happened around $2M in the charts here). I wonder if that is caused by homes in a higher price category reducing their price into the category below and then selling because it’s now a “deal?” Could be interesting to see what the trend in price changes is as well as sold vs. List price trend to show leading indicators or market direction.
Anyway, forgive me for nerding out! Well done!
Love the idea. Now to figure out the charts lol.
@ I’ve done this before with survey data but not sure how this data comes through to support.
It would be a neat find if we saw, for example, that the $2M category had really quick sales comparatively driven by the homes being perceived as a deal because the dropped from category above.
This data is scary to watch as this low sales trajectory continues
Thanks for the comment. Meaning low inventory still?