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Typical days on market reaches slowest pace in 5 years: Redfin

Inman

Persistent market headwinds resulted in a slow beginning to the year, according to Redfin. The typical days on market reached 54 days this month the slowest pace since 2020.

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Days on market grow despite low inventory for existing homes

Housing Wire

On a positive note, however, the days on the market are no longer a teenager anymore: that metric grew from 18 days to 21 days.

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Will ‘days on market’ become the industry’s next big debate?

Real Estate News

Defining days on market is not as simple as it may seem, and leaders have different views on how DOM ties into transparency, consumer interests or even fraud.

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Did home sales momentum fizzle in December?

Housing Wire

This is the national view, so some markets, like in the northeast, have seen home prices increase by 10% in 2024. Days on market continues to rise Homes are staying on the market nearly 80 days now, 78.7 During the pandemic it was down closer to 20 days at the peak of the craziness. Learn more here.

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Compass invites outside agents to use Coming Soon listings in latest shot at CCP

Housing Wire

Compass says that the listings protect home sellers against negative insights, such as days on market. According to the company, one of the benefits of Compasss marketing plan is that it hides metrics like days on market and price drop history that tend to negatively impact interest in a given home listing.

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Restb.ai: In most markets, floor plans reduce days on market

Inman

has released a report on the effectiveness of floor plans on days on market. Artificial intelligence software company Restb.ai

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The future of the MLS may be murky, but brokers still want the data

Housing Wire

As he has previously stated, Reffkin highlighted data such as days on market and price drop history, which is typically displayed alongside all listings in the MLS, as being problematic and harmful to home sellers. “I I believe days on market is the killer of value.

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