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Ryan Hoover
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  • Real Estate Broker
  • Scottsdale, AZ
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What's going on with our market? How to navigate

Ryan Hoover
Agent
  • Real Estate Broker
  • Scottsdale, AZ
Posted

I don't know if we can chalk it all up to COVID, but there is an alarming shortage of sellers coming to the market.  At the same time, interest rates are at record lows and the demand for the Phoenix-area real estate remains strong.  Investors seem to have dialed back their activity and I have seen a good amount elect to sell and take advantage of large appreciation profits.  Snowbirds (seasonal visitors) are choosing to stay away while we make national headlines for our outbreak.  It's questionable whether things will die down enough for them to make the large economic impact this winter/spring that we are accustomed to. 

My question is, how have you adjusted your strategy?  Any assumptions or theories that you are playing out?

Here is the residential supply for Maricopa County.  I can't recall an inventory level so low.  Making it great for sellers but difficult for buyers.  We are back to only a few days on market and multiple offer in some areas and price ranges.

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