Elliman Magazine Column – A Symptom of Chronic Inventory Lows: Bidding Wars Are Everywhere

For just about every problem of Elliman Magazine created by Douglas Elliman, the same corporation that publishes most of our U.S. current market investigation, I produce a temporary column and create a graphic to illustrate an essential difficulty facing the luxurious housing market. Of training course, the graphic I develop is then supercharged by their very talented graphics workers.

Listing inventory has primarily collapsed in most U.S. housing markets as unusually low rates in opposition to the backdrop of robust economic problems have burned off offer to record lows. Proof of this is observed in the proliferation of U.S. housings markets with a important share of bidding wars. Given that these are broad marketplaces, various submarkets can see the marketplace share at need to bigger levels. The proxy for market place share is the share of transactions that near previously mentioned the asking rate at time of sale towards total period income.

In the present-day issue of Elliman Magazine: Spring/Summertime 2022, my column “A Symptom of Chronic Stock Lows: Bidding Wars Are Everywhere”

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