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However, individual comparable sales exhibited different trends relative to the market average: Figure 1 For more information, refer to the Fannie Mae Selling Guide, section B4-1.3-09. This plot is particularly effective in highlighting concentrations within specific price brackets and showcasing the overall shape of the data distribution.
I do have some videos on my YouTube channel that teach some basic graph-making skills so you can also refer to them HERE. In this post we’ll discuss average and median sold price, average days on the market (DOM), and months of inventory. In my last post, I discussed statistics related to supply and demand.
I refer to this phenomenon as Urban Projection – a process where underwriters unintentionally impose urban property expectations on rural markets. I refer to this approach as high-level bracketing. The result is loan delays, frustrated consumers, lost loans, rate lock complications, annoyed appraisers and lost productivity.
I refer to this phenomenon as Urban Projection – a process where underwriters unintentionally impose urban property expectations on rural markets. I refer to this approach as high-level bracketing. The result is loan delays, frustrated consumers, lost loans, rate lock complications, annoyed appraisers and lost productivity.
Home sales in the “upper brackets” of the market reportedly perform better than average-priced homes. Sotheby’s references an April 2024 report by J.P. inventory levels stabilize. Morgan Private Bank, which found that luxury home prices grew 65% since fourth-quarter 2019.
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