The Waxhaw area housing market remained a home seller’s market in December 2021 with continued significant decreases in inventory and new construction. With 56.1% less inventory year-over-year and continued buyer demand, days on market were down to historically low levels, while home prices increased to historic highs. Both closed and pending sales were down due to the lack of inventory and new listings.
The Waxhaw area housing market remained a seller’s market in November 2021 with continued significant decreases in inventory and new construction. With 53.8% less inventory year-over-year and continued buyer demand, days on market were down to historically low levels, while home prices increased to historic highs. Both closed and pending sales were down due to the lack of inventory and new listings.
The Waxhaw area housing market remained a seller’s market in October 2021 with continued significant decreases in inventory. With 55.8% less inventory year-over-year and continued buyer demand, days on market were down, while home prices increased. Both closed and pending sales were down due to the lack of inventory and new listings.
The Waxhaw area housing market remained a seller’s market in September 2021 with continued significant decreases in inventory. With 58.3% less inventory year-over-year and continued buyer demand, days on market were down, while home prices increased. Both closed and pending sales were down due to the lack of inventory and new listings.
The Waxhaw area housing market remained a seller’s market in August 2021 with continued significant decreases in inventory. With 57.6% less inventory year-over-year and continued buyer demand, days on market were down, while home prices increased. Both closed and pending sales were down due to the lack of inventory and new listings.
The Waxhaw area housing market remained a seller’s market in July 2021 with continued significant decreases in inventory. With 66.3% less inventory year-over-year and continued buyer demand, days on market were down, while home prices skyrocketed. Both closed and pending sales were down due to the lack of inventory and new listings.
The Waxhaw area housing market remained a seller’s market in June 2021 with continued significant decreases in inventory. With 71.3% less inventory year-over-year and huge buyer demand, days on market were down, home prices were up. While closed sales were up, pending sales were down due to the lack of inventory and new listings.
The Waxhaw area housing market remained a seller’s market in May 2021 with continued significant decreases in inventory. With 74.4% less inventory year-over-year and huge buyer demand, days on market were down, home prices were up. But closed and pending sales were lackluster due to the lack of inventory and new listings.
The Waxhaw area housing market remained a seller’s market in April 2021 with continued significant decreases in inventory. With 70.5% less inventory year-over-year and huge buyer demand, days on market were down, home prices were up, as were closed and pending sales.
The Waxhaw area housing market remained a seller’s market in March 2021 with continued significant decreases in inventory. With 70.6% less inventory year-over-year and fewer new listings, average days on market decreased and home prices sky-rocketed. All of this kept the Waxhaw area a home sellers’ market.
