Posts Tagged ‘Absorption rates’

The story of the Fayetteville, NC real estate market last year (2010) is a mixed one. It was one of the worst years for the sale of existing homes in Fayetteville, NC in the last decade, but sales of new construction homes were relatively strong. Overall, the market was 31% off its high of 2006. [...]

The Fayetteville NC real estate market continues to be stable, both in existing home sales and newly constructed home sales.  Sales are down from last year and from the height of the market in 2006 in both categories. Still, homes continue to sell and the market is anticipating growth in the year ahead, mostly due [...]

Absorption Rates for November 2008 Good news, Fayetteville home sellers and buyers, the latest numbers for home sales over the last 12 months are available from the Fayetteville Regional Association of Realtors® and they paint a picture of a market that appears to be steady, and performing at a seemingly constant absorption rate.  That’s great [...]

There are times in our lives when personal and professional circumstances conspire, and we either master those circumstances or they master us!  You wouldn’t think real estate marketing would be that important, would you?  Over the past 2 years or so, I’ve had a newborn baby girl with another on the way, my top-notch buyer’s [...]

There’s nothing so exciting as watching the latest figures on how quickly homes are selling in Fayetteville!  Okay, almost everything is more exciting, but the latest absorption rate figures are available, and they paint a picture of a market that continues to slow. In my page about Fayetteville Real Estate Market Information, I explain that [...]