According to the latest numbers, Pierce County is an incredibly hot market.
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Home values have increased by 9%, but inventory has decreased by 45%. Inventory was already low in 2019, so this further decrease drives demand and makes homes that much more valuable.
Here are the top three most expensive areas to live in Pierce County:
1. Gig Harbor (median sale price: $534,000)
2. Fircrest (median sale price: $490,000)
3. Northern Tacoma/Browns Point (median sale price: $449,000)
On the flip side, here are the three most affordable areas to live:
1. Central Tacoma (median sale price: $318,500)
2. Parkland (median sale price: $322,000)
3. Spanaway (median sale price: $326,000)
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All in all, we’re in an incredibly hot market.
Which areas have homes with the highest chance of selling? Oftentimes, this mirrors wherever the most affordable areas are:
1. South Tacoma (322% chance of selling)
2. Parkland (320% chance of selling)
3. Central Tacoma (300% chance of selling)
These numbers are unheard of, and it means more homes are selling than being listed each month. Remember, in terms of absorption rate, anything over 20% constitutes a seller’s market, while anything below 15% constitutes a buyer’s market. That being said, here are the three areas where homes have the lowest chance of selling:
1. Gig Harbor (52% chance of selling)
2. Roy (70% chance of selling)
3. Graham (78% chance of selling)
All in all, we’re in an incredibly hot market. If you’re thinking about selling, now is a great opportunity. Also, keep in mind that interest rates just dropped, which makes things that much better for everyone.
As always, if you have questions about this or any real estate topic or are thinking of buying or selling a home soon, don’t hesitate to reach out to me. I’d be happy to help.