Martin County Townhouses and Condos November 2024 Market Report
The Martin County Townhouses and Condos real estate market had stronger sales activity when compared to last year. We continue to face headwinds with many economic uncertainties and high mortgage rates, though recent moves from the Fed should hopefully help in the near future. Closed sales for the month were up by 47.7%. They were up by 16.4% in October. New sales under contract (new pending sales) were the same as last year (73). They were up by 8.8% in October.
Prices dropped in November. The median sales price decreased by 33.8% (was down by 6.8% last month). And, the average sales price decreased by 29% (was down by 25.5% in October).
The available townhouses and condos inventory increased to 627 properties. This is a 48.2% greater supply of inventory than we had in November 2023. Currently, there’s a 7.6-month supply of inventory (compared to 5 months for November 2023). We remain in a balanced market slightly favoring buyers for townhouses and condos in Martin County. Typically, a balanced market favoring neither buyers nor sellers is considered to be one with a 6 to 7-month supply of inventory.
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