Ballantyne remained a home seller’s market in December 2021. Months supply of inventory was down 42.9% compared with December 2020 with just a 0.4 months supply of homes. Housing inventory was down 40.7% year-over-year, resulting in fewer days on market, higher home prices, and sellers receiving a median 100.6% of list price in sale price. Ballantyne area’s inventory is at historic lows, resulting in lower closed and pending sales.
Ballantyne remained a home seller’s market in November 2021. Months supply of inventory was down 55.6% compared with November 2020 with just a 0.4 months supply of homes. Housing inventory was down 50% year-over-year, resulting in fewer days on market, higher home prices with sellers receiving a median 100.4% of list price in sale price. Ballantyne area’s inventory is at historic lows resulting in lower closed and pending sales.
Ballantyne remained a home seller’s market in October 2021. Months supply of inventory was down 41.7% compared with October 2020 with just a 0.7 months supply of homes. Housing inventory was down 45.9% year-over-year, resulting in fewer days on market, higher home prices with sellers receiving a median 101.2% of list price in sale price. Ballantyne area’s inventory is at historic lows. Home prices were higher both year-over-year and month-over-month.
Ballantyne remained a home seller’s market in September 2021. Months supply of inventory was down 45.5% compared with September 2020 with just a 0.6 months supply of homes. Housing inventory was down 46.7% year-over-year, resulting in fewer days on market, higher home prices with sellers receiving a median 100.1% of list price in sale price. Ballantyne area’s inventory is at historic lows.
Ballantyne remained a home seller’s market in August 2021. Months supply of inventory was down 53.8% compared with August 2020 with just a 0.6 months supply of homes. Housing inventory was down 51.4% year-over-year, resulting in fewer days on market, higher home prices with sellers receiving a median 103.2% of list price in sale price.
Ballantyne remained a home seller’s market in July 2021. Months supply of inventory was down 50% compared with July 2020 with just a 0.7 months supply of homes. Housing inventory was down 49.4% year-over-year, resulting in fewer days on market, higher home prices with sellers receiving a median 102.5% of asking price in final sale price. Lack of inventory in the face of continued buyer demand dampened closed and pending sales.
Ballantyne remained a home seller’s market in June 2021. Months supply of inventory was down 64.3% compared with June 2020 with just a 0.5 months supply. Housing inventory was down 58.6% year-over-year, resulting in fewer days on market, much higher home prices with sellers receiving a median 104.2% of asking price in final sale price. The Ballantyne housing market has fully recovered from the effects of the pandemic just one year ago.
Ballantyne remained a seller’s market in May 2021. Months supply of inventory was down 60% compared with May 2020 with just a 0.6 months supply. Housing inventory was down 51.8% year-over-year, resulting in lower days on market, higher home prices with sellers receiving a median 102.8% of asking price in final sale price. The Ballantyne housing market has fully recovered from the effects of the pandemic just one year ago.
Ballantyne remained a seller’s market in April 2021. Months supply of inventory was down (60%) compared with April 2020 with just a 0.6 months supply. Housing inventory was down 56.3% year-over-year, resulting in lower days on market, higher home prices with sellers receiving a median 102.6% of asking price in final sale price.
Ballantyne remained a seller’s market in March 2021. Months supply of inventory was down (64.3%) compared with March 2020 to 0.5 months supply. Housing inventory was down 66.5% year-over-year, resulting in lower days on market, higher home prices with sellers receiving a median 101.2% of asking price in final sale price.
