August Local Housing Market
In Mohave County's evolving real estate market, the median sale price for August 2024 was $284,495, a slight 1.7% decrease compared to the same month last year. With homes spending an average of 31 days on the market, a 29.8% increase, the market shows a moderately competitive pace, signaling opportunities for both buyers and sellers.
Active inventory has surged by 43.7%, reaching 747 available homes, providing more options for prospective buyers. New listings totaled 283, which continues to keep supply active, though closed sales saw a significant drop of 14.3%, with only 198 transactions completed this month. Despite this, sellers are still seeing a strong return, with a median sale price per square foot rising to $205, an 18.9% increase year over year.
Adding to the favorable market conditions, interest rates have been trending downward, making this an excellent time for both buyers and sellers to act. Lower rates mean more affordable mortgage options, allowing buyers to purchase with greater confidence, while sellers can benefit from a larger pool of motivated buyers ready to make competitive offers.
For buyers, the current market presents an opportune moment with a greater selection of homes to choose from, favorable interest rates, and steady demand.
Sellers can take confidence in the rising price per square foot, balanced market dynamics, and the influx of motivated buyers.
Both buyers and sellers should stay mindful of the latest trends and act strategically, whether it’s capturing the best deal on a new home or maximizing returns on a sale. Working with a knowledgeable real estate agent can ensure smoother transactions in this dynamic environment.

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