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One question I get asked often when it comes to real estate is, “Is it a buyer’s market, or is it a seller’s market?” For the most part, we’re currently in a seller’s market. We only have a three month supply of inventory, and this has created a bit of a feeding frenzy with buyers under the $500,000 price range. Above the $500,000 price range, however, the advantage shifts toward the buyers. To learn more about the current Twin Cities market, watch this short video.

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Jason Huerkamp
Huerkamp Home Group
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Is it a buyer’s market or a seller’s market out there?

For the most part, in the 13-county metro area, we’re currently in a seller’s market. Above the $500,000 price range, however, the advantage shifts towards buyers because there is a lot more inventory available.

Supply and demand are really important here in the Twin Cities market because we only have a three month supply of inventory. This has created a bit of a feeding frenzy with buyers under the $500,000 price range. In many of those cases, homes will sell in under a week. We’ve even personally been involved in transactions that have lasted only as long as four hours.

If you’re a buyer operating under that price point, you can expect fierce competition. If you’re a seller, you can expect your house to move very fast. Due to low interest rates, the affordability index is incredibly low, which means that buyers also have a lot of affordability.

It’s a good time to be both a buyer and a seller as long as you price your home right and set realistic expectations when it comes to the real estate you plan on buying.

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