I’ve been lurking for a while and appreciate all of the insightful posts.
However, I don’t think I’ve seen the seasonal fluctuation of list prices discussed here.
Is there a ball park/rule of thumb of the percentage that home prices rise going from winter price to summer price (or vice versa)?
It’s a bit discouraging to see homes that were in my price range last month ‘adjusting’ up to the low $300s. I’m going to try to avoid the summer premium if it’ll be worth it.
[quote=Jazzman]Firstly, don’t go by list price. Secondly, look at the home page for recent data on prices. I’m not sure there will be a spring bounce this year.[/quote]
What do you mean by don’t go by the list price? The sub 350K homes we’ve been looking at are all selling well above list price. We’ve been outbid numerous time!
[quote=Jazzman]Firstly, don’t go by list price. Secondly, look at the home page for recent data on prices. I’m not sure there will be a spring bounce this year.[/quote]
What do you mean by don’t go by the list price? The sub 350K homes we’ve been looking at are all selling well above list price. We’ve been outbid numerous time!
[quote=Jazzman]Firstly, don’t go by list price. Secondly, look at the home page for recent data on prices. I’m not sure there will be a spring bounce this year.[/quote]
What do you mean by don’t go by the list price? The sub 350K homes we’ve been looking at are all selling well above list price. We’ve been outbid numerous time!
[quote=Jazzman]Firstly, don’t go by list price. Secondly, look at the home page for recent data on prices. I’m not sure there will be a spring bounce this year.[/quote]
What do you mean by don’t go by the list price? The sub 350K homes we’ve been looking at are all selling well above list price. We’ve been outbid numerous time!
