Tucson Real Estate Market
Tucson Absorption Rate February 2010 8.98
January’s absorption rate was 9.12. I was actually expecting to see the February rate higher than January’s.
Tucson MLS Statistics for February 2010
Price, Price, Price. Yes, location does determine price, Landscaping fees for a mountain range to look at out your window are HUGE.
Tucson Absorption Rates January 2010 9.12
January took it’s usual increase in the absorption rate with the annual influx of new listings for the month.
Tucson MLS Statistics January 2010
The year 2010 is off and moving in Tucson Real Estate. Sales are moving, Pending contracts are moving, New Listings are moving. What does this all mean. Well, it really depends on what direction they are moving. New Listings moved up a bunch; Red Flag? Maybe!
Tucson Absorption Rates December 2009 6.79
The Absorption Rate for December moved a bit higher than November. This was expected since sales typically slow in December as the number of holiday events and travel supersedes shopping for a new home.
Tucson MLS Statistics for December 2009
When the data for the report for December was pulled there were 886 close transactions. As of this writing there are now 908
Tucson Absorption Rate November 2009 – 6.08
Check the area in which you live. The absorption rate really does vary depending on location.
Tucson MLS Statistics – November 2009
There is gold to be mined in this past months statistics. Some of it shining on the surface, some not as easy to see. But we will pan for it all and reveal the nuggets in this past statistics.
Tucson Real Estate Nov 20 Sneak Peak
Tucson currently has 8.27 YEARS of inventory above the 1 million dollar price point.
Tucson Absorption Rate October 2009 – 5.95
The absorption rate for Tucson held just under the 6 month mark for October. Now we will see what the next couple of months will bring.
Tucson MLS Statistics for October 2009
The stats are out for October and the closed transactions for the month were strong.
Tucson Absorption Rates Aug 2009 6.09
It is Monsoon Season after all and we weren’t quite as absorbent in August as July. But still at the 6 month inventory level for “normal” .
