05/05/2021
Just how low can we go?
I'd love to highlight Months Supply Inventory in Union County. This is a very telling metric. It is calculated as the current month's inventory of homes divided by the average homes sold per month.
What does that mean? It tells us the time it would take for all the current inventory to sell if it all sold at the current rate and if no new inventory came on the market. Basically, how low is our inventory and how quickly could we run out of homes to sell!
Our MLS association provides monthly market data, the most recent published in March 2021. In March 2021, our Months Supply Inventory in Union County was 0.5! Said another way, with the rate at which houses are selling (lightning fast!), it would only take half of a month for us to be completely out of houses to sell if there were no new listings. A year ago, this figure was 2.0, or two months of inventory. You can see that our inventory has been decreasing drastically.
A market is considered balanced when there is a 6 month supply of inventory. Again, we were at 0.5 in March, which is LARGELY in favor of sellers. I'll keep you posted when the updated April figures come out which should be soon. Check out the graphic created by our Canopy MLS with lots of great data about real estate in Union County. Reach out if you'd like to discuss! I can break down all these statistics to tell you what it means for you, your home, your situation. Let's talk!