Please find the latest market activity comparisons for the state of Rhode Island.
The newly listed properties are trending up from last year but still slightly below the 2019 levels.
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The properties under agreement, as expected, are up significantly from 2019 and 2020.
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Sold propertiess are comparable to the past two years, however, an increase is expected in the coming months as the number of properties under agreement continues to increase.
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At the end of February, the Rhode Island Association of Realtors was referencing the February stats as indicative of a moderating market, despite a 9.2% increase in pending sales from the prior year. The rate of increase year over year may have slowed slightly but March is showing a continued upward trend and buyer demand remains strong.
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The trend of historically low inventory and increased sales prices is continuing. It remains an opportune time to list a property. To learn what this may mean for you, please contact one of our talented real estate specialists.
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