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Charlotte region ended March 2020 a seller’s market with inventory remaining extremely tight and the months supply of housing dropping 32% to just 1.7 months of inventory. Year-over-year home prices increased, days on market decreased, inventory decreased, closed sales increased. New listings increased marginally by 1.8%. A small decrease in pending sales might be a harbinger of things to come as shelter-in-place orders reduce market activity due to COVID-19.
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Tega Cay, South Carolina real estate report for February 2020. Tega Cay remained a seller’s market in February with less inventory, fewer days on market, and a drop in months supply of homes to 2.6 from 3.4 months one year ago.. Both closed and pending sales increased significantly, although closed home sale prices were down a bit in February 2020.
Fort Mill’s housing market remained a seller’s market in February 2020 evidenced by decreasing inventory of homes, lower months supply of housing, fewer days on market and fewer new listings coming on the market. Closed sales were down slightly in February, no doubt due to lack of inventory. Buyer demand for homes in Fort Mill continues to outpace supply causing an increase in both average and median home prices compared with February 2019.
The Indian Land housing market remained a seller’s market with just 2.1 months supply of inventory overall, despite an increase in new listings of 31.3% in February 2020. Resale inventory is razor-thin at just 1.4 months. Average and median home sale prices up year-over-year. Average and median days on market dropped year-over-year. Closed and pending sales increased significantly year-over-year.
It’s still tight inventory in the Waxhaw area, encompassing the towns of Waxhaw, Weddington, and Marvin in the 28173 zip code. New construction inventory was significantly down (47.7%) in February 2020. Resale inventory was also significantly down (almost 32.7%) in February year-over-year to just 1.6 monts. Both average and median home sale prices increased in February year-over-year, as did closed and pending sales.
Charlotte region ended February 2020 a seller’s market with inventory remaining extremely tight and the months supply of housing dropping 40% to just 1.5 months of inventory. Year-over-year home prices increased, days on market decreased, inventory decreased, closed and pending sales increased. New listings increased marginally by 2.2%. Housing affordability index continued to decrease, as well.
Ballantyne remained a seller’s market in February 2020. Months supply of inventory was sharply down compared with February 2019 — down to under one month. Housing inventory was down 55.5% year-over-year, resulting in lower days on market. While pending sales increased, closed sales decreased, no doubt due to the lack of inventory.
Tega Cay, South Carolina real estate report for January 2020. Tega Cay remained a seller’s market in January with tight inventory and just 2.3 months supply of homes. The tight inventory impacted closed sales negatively, although pending sales increased. Days on market were down in January 2020. Average and median sale priced increased significantly in the first month of 2020.
Fort Mill’s housing market remained a seller’s market in January 2020 evidenced by decreasing inventory of homes, lower months supply of housing and fewer new listings coming on the market. Closed sales were down in January no doubt due to lack of inventory. Buyer demand for homes in Fort Mill continues to outpace supply causing an increase in both average and median home prices compared with January 2019.
