The Real Estate Market Currently Has a Balance of Buyer Demand and Seller Supply
Current real estate market conditions report mirrors inventory of unsold homes; prices firm even though its taking more than 60 days to sell. The housing market has a balanced demand and supply for the first time since 1998.
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For the first time in eight years, the overall U.S. real estate market is experiencing a rare balance between home buyer demand and home seller supply, according to the latest Current Market Conditions quarterly survey.
Only 45% of respondents reported more buyers than sellers, compared to a 61%-39% ratio six months ago. Thirty-one percent reported more sellers than buyers; the remaining 24% said their markets are almost evenly divided. In the South, the Midwest, the Northeast and in California, the buyer-seller ratio closely matches the national figures.
National survey results from real estate agents in 47 states mirrors the latest monthly sales activity reported by the National Association of Realtors (NAR), which estimated the nations supply of unsold homes for sale at 5.3 months for both January and February. An inventory of 5.5 to 6.0 months is considered a balanced market between buyers and sel
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