Spokane Real Estate Market Report
Chasing the Market – “Catch me if you can.”
This Spokane real estate report is all about the chase. At this time of year, we’re heading into a seasonal decline in values. An overpriced listing in this current market that is a slippery slope. When values are appreciating, the market may just need time to catch up to the price.
For instance, in late winter or early spring, property values tend to appreciate. They usually reaching their peak in June or July. If you overprice your property at the time of year when the trend is for values to rise, then the market may finally climb to reach your price. In this case, the market (i.e. buyers) is chasing after your price. Ideally though, buyers are chasing your property, not trying to catch up to an overpriced listing. Hopefully, they’re chasing it because it’s attractively priced and potentially bringing competing offers.
As we pass mid-summer, an overpriced listing, coupled with seasonal depreciation in values and fewer buyers in the market, can mean your property is playing a game of chase, with the market running away. Sellers, instead of your property chasing the market with costly price reductions, price it right. Then buyers will chase after your property. Whatever time of year it may be, if you are planning to sell your property, you need an accurate valuation and a clear plan.
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